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While administering halothane (Fluothane), the anesthesiologist observes that the patient has reached stage III anesthesia. Which observation enables the anesthesiologist to reach this conclusion?
The patient has low heart rate and respiratory rate, remains calm and feels no pain or sensation.Assist 5
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