#clinical sedation

• Anesthetized — Having undergone the process of anesthesia; a patient, living organism, or anatomical segment under the influence of an anesthetic substance, with pain sensitivity or consciousness temporarily suppressed. Figuratively, it describes a person lacking responsiveness, indifferent, apathetic, or unable to feel strong emotions due to moral shock or trauma.
• Anesthesia — A medical method or clinical procedure through which the pain sensitivity of the entire body or a delimited area is temporarily and reversibly suppressed, by administering special chemical substances or through other physical means. Figuratively, the state represents a deep apathy, a loss of mental alertness, concentration capacity, or moral sensitivity of an individual or a collective.
• Anesthetization — The act of anesthetizing and its result; the clinical process through which pharmacological agents are administered to a patient to induce a state of total or partial insensitivity to pain. In a broad sense, the term denotes the entirety of perioperative medical maneuvers performed by the specialist team, while figuratively, it represents the action of neutralizing, numbing, or annihilating the critical spirit or responsiveness of a community.