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A nurse is teaching a newly licensed nurse about anesthesia. The nurse should include that an epidural is an example of which of the following types of anesthesia?

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Rationale: General anesthesia involves the loss of consciousness and is not related to epidurals. Local anesthesia numbs a small, localized area and is not comparable to epidurals. Moderate sedation provides sedation without loss of consciousness, unrelated to epidural function. Epidural anesthesia is a form of regional anesthesia that blocks sensation in a specific region of the body.

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