Anxiolysis
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| Anxiolysis | |
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| Term | Anxiolysis |
| Short definition | anxiolysis (ANG-zee-AH-lih-sis) level of sedation where a person is very relaxed and can be awake. The person can answer questions and follow instructions. |
| Type | Cancer terms |
| Specialty | Oncology |
| Language | English |
| Source | NCI |
| Comments | |
anxiolysis - (pronounced) (ANG-zee-AH-lih-sis) level of sedation where a person is very relaxed and can be awake. The person can answer questions and follow instructions. Anxiolysis is caused by specific medications and is used to relieve anxiety during certain medical or surgical procedures. Also called minimal sedation
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