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What is the name of the device in mouth to administer anesthesia?
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Endotracheal Tube: An endotracheal tube or laryngeal mask airway can be inserted through the mouth to secure the airway during surgery. It can be used to facilitate the administration of inhaled anesthetics.
Answered 7/12/2013
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Endotracheal Tube: The anesthesia is delivered to your lungs via an endotracheal tube that is placed through your mouth and larynx and into your trachea.
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