AN VEST HES I ATE

v. tr. TIZE. ANÆSTHESIMETER, n, A’n-e?s-thez-i?m'e*t-u5r, For deriv., see ANÆSTHESIA and -meter * Fr., anesthésimétre. It., anes tes i metro. An instrument or apparatus for ascertaining the degree of anesthesia of a part (see ÆsTHESIOMETER), or the amount of an anesthetic used in a given instance. (L, 44.] ANÆSTHESIS (Lat.), n. f. A?n(a%n)-e%s(a-e?s)-the(tha)’si?s. Gen., anes the’ seos (-sis). See ANÆSTHESIA. ANÆSTHETIC, adj. and n. A?n’’e%s-the*t/itk. Lat., ancestheticus (adj.), an est het i cum (n.). Fr., anesthésique. Ger., andsthetisch, een ee gar rege (adj.), andsthetisches Mittel (n.). It.. anestetico. | Sp. anestésico, 1. (Adj|.) pertaining to, accompanied by, or producing anæsthesia. 2. (N.) any agent capable of producing anæsthesia, either general or loca i. ANÆSTHETIZATION, n.?s’the%t-i2z-a/shu%n. Fr., anesthétisation. Ger., Andsthesirung. It., ane stet is azione. Sp., anestetisacién. The production of anesthesia, general or local. ANÆSTHETIZE, v. tr, A%n-e?s’thet-iz. Fr., anesthésier. Ger., and is the siren. It., ane stet is are. Sp., anestetisar. To render anæsthetic. ANÆSTHETIZER,n. A‘*n-es’the?t-iz-u5r, A person charged with the administration of an anesthetic. ANÆSTHETOLEPRA (Lat.), n. f. A?n(a?n)-e?s(a?-e?s)-the- (tha)’to-le2p'ra’. From àvaio@nros, without feeling, and Aémpa, leprosy. See LEPRA anesthetic a. ANÆSTHETOS (Lat.), adj. Gr., évato@nros. See ANESTHETIC. ANÆSTHETOSPASMUS (Lat.), n. m. A?n(aSn)-e?s(a3-e2s)- ’’to-spa?z(spa )'mus(mu*s). From dvaig@nrtos, without feeling, and cracuds, spasm. Fr., anesthéto spas me. A convulsion with unconsciousne . {M, 13.] ANÆSTHETUS (Lat.), adj. A?n(a®n)-e?s(a-e?s)-the(tha)tu - (tuts). See ANESTHETIC. ANÆTHEÈNE (Fr.),n.?n. See AN ETHENE.