In medical operation theatres across the world, anesthetic dosages have always been a very critical part of the surgery, almost as important as the surgery itself.
This is because the right dosage of the anesthetic is absolutely critical. A very low dosage will result in:
a. The patient either feeling the pain.
b. The patient not remaining immobile (can move about) resulting in a botched surgery.
A too high dosage will however prevent him for moving forever (in other words he may get killed).Now to reach this virtuous mean is real a challenge and a test of skill for all surgeons and anesthetists.Many a times, anesthetics have been administered to the patient by making him breathe-in some form of a volatile vapor or gas before surgery.This really cannot be controlled precisely, again leading to overdosage or underdosage.