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local anesthetic anesthetic that numbs a particular area of the body
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local anesthetic an agent whose anesthetic action is limited to an area of the body determined by the site of its application; it produces its effect by blocking nerve conduction.
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local anesthetic A medication that blocks electrical signals in nerves. It eliminates pain in a specific part of the body and causes intended, temporary paralysis.
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local anesthetic substance that causes loss of the ability to feel pain in a particular part or parts of the body but which does not cause loss of consciousness
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local anesthetic a drug given primarily by injection, directly to the site where pain reduction or elimination is desired. By far the most commonly used local anesthetic in all of medicine and dentistry is lidocaine. Lidocaine replaced "Novocaine" because allergy to lidocaine is extremely rare or does not exist. Interestingly, in addition to being the most widely used local anesthetic, lidocaine is also used to treat heart rhythm abnormalities.
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