At which level of anesthesia does the patient exhibit skeletal muscle relaxation, regular breathing, and absence of eye movement?

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Stage III anesthesia includes surgical anesthesia, during which the patient has skeletal muscle relaxation, regular breathing, and absence of eye movement. Stage I anesthesia is the beginning of anesthesia, with the patient experiencing mild central nervous system depression, while stage II anesthesia is the excitement phase with irregular breathing and increased muscle tone. Stage IV anesthesia is an overdose, with depressed breathing and circulation, leading to death if not corrected.

At Which Level of Anesthesia Does the Patient Exhibit Skeletal