The client is now in stage 3 of general anesthesia, known as surgical anesthesia.What will the best assessment by the nurse reveal?

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DIn stage 3 of general anesthesia, known as surgical anesthesia, the patient experiences relaxation, stable respiration, slow eye movements (A), and a loss of general sensation, including the slowing of eye movements (D). This stage is optimal for surgery as it indicates a deep level of anesthesia without the complications associated with stages involving irregular heart rate, breathing, or paralysis of the brain's medulla region.

The Client Is Now in Stage 3 of General Anesthesia