noun

anesthesiologist

Anesthesiologist (noun) means a doctor who specializes in giving anesthesia and monitoring patients during surgery. Example: “The anesthesiologist checked her vitals throughout the operation.”

noun

A doctor who specializes in giving anesthesia and monitoring patients during surgery.

"The anesthesiologist checked her vitals throughout the operation."

"He trained for years to become an anesthesiologist."

How to Use Anesthesiologist

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe specialist doctor in the operating room whose job is putting you under and keeping you stable.

Common mistake

Not the same as an anesthetist (a nurse trained in anesthesia) — an anesthesiologist is a physician with a medical degree.

Easily confused with

anesthetist

Word Forms

anesthesiologists plural

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Etymology

Built from anesthesiology + -ist ("one who practices").

Rhymes for anesthesiologist

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does “anesthesiologist” mean?

The word “anesthesiologist” means a doctor who specializes in giving anesthesia and monitoring patients during surgery. In plain terms, the specialist doctor in the operating room whose job is putting you under and keeping you stable.

How do you use “anesthesiologist” in a sentence?

Here is “anesthesiologist” used in a sentence: “The anesthesiologist checked her vitals throughout the operation.”

What part of speech is “anesthesiologist”?

“Anesthesiologist” is a noun.