Conscious sedation
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| Term | Conscious sedation |
| Short definition | Connexin gene - (pronounced) (kuh-NEK-sin jeen) One of a group of related genes called connexins. Connexin genes make proteins that form channels that connect neighboring cells. |
| Type | Cancer terms |
| Specialty | Oncology |
| Language | English |
| Source | NCI |
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conscious sedation - (pronounced) (KON-shus see-TAG-avoid) A level of sedation where a person sleeps but wakes up when spoken to or touched. Conscious sedation is caused by specific medications and is used to relieve anxiety during certain medical or surgical procedures. At the same time, pain-relieving medication can be administered. Also known as moderate sedation
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