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When anesthesia is given during surgery, the dose is calculated in ml based on the body weight in Kg. If the dose is not calculated right, what will happen? Explain.
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When anesthesia is given during surgery, the dose is calculated in ml based on the body weight in Kg. If the dose is not calculated

right, what will happen? Explain.

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dead or coma state

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if the dose of the aneathesia is not given in calculated amount then the person can go to coma because aneathesia makes peoples not to feel pain and the sleep during the surgrery and if the dose is high it can let to coma for months or years according to they body weakless and also dead can happen .

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