Propofol
noun
Propofol is a medication used to induce sedation in patients during medical procedures, often administered intravenously.
The patient was given propofol before the procedure to ensure they were comfortable and sedated.

Usage tips
Formal
general anesthesia, intravenous sedative, anesthesia induction
noun
Propofol is a medication used to induce sedation in patients during medical procedures, often administered intravenously.
The patient was given propofol before the procedure to ensure they were comfortable and sedated.

Usage tips
Formal
general anesthesia, intravenous sedative, anesthesia induction
Definition 1 of 1

Medical Context
Propofol is usually administered in hospitals or clinics.
It's essential to understand the dosage requirements.
Timing
Due to its rapid onset, understanding when to administer is crucial.
Propofol is typically used shortly before a procedure.
Safety Precautions
Ensure monitoring during administration.
Safe use of propofol requires trained professionals.
Medical Context
Propofol is usually administered in hospitals or clinics.
It's essential to understand the dosage requirements.
Timing
Due to its rapid onset, understanding when to administer is crucial.
Propofol is typically used shortly before a procedure.
Safety Precautions
Ensure monitoring during administration.
Safe use of propofol requires trained professionals.
Medical Context
Propofol is usually administered in hospitals or clinics.
It's essential to understand the dosage requirements.
Timing
Due to its rapid onset, understanding when to administer is crucial.
Propofol is typically used shortly before a procedure.
Safety Precautions
Ensure monitoring during administration.
Safe use of propofol requires trained professionals.
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