In the Past,why Was It Assumed That No Anesthesia Was

question 10

Multiple Choice

In the past,why was it assumed that no anesthesia was necessary to perform a circumcision?

• A) It was believed to be dangerous to give a newborn anesthesia.
• B) It was believed that newborns did not feel pain.
• C) The expense was too great.
• D) Not only was it believed to be dangerous to give a newborn anesthesia,but it was also believed that newborns did not feel pain.

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