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An '''amnestic''' drug is one that is administered to intentionally cause [[amnesia]] in a patient. It is typically given to a patient during or immediately after a particularly traumatic medical treatment.
 
An '''amnestic''' drug is one that is administered to intentionally cause [[amnesia]] in a patient. It is typically given to a patient during or immediately after a particularly traumatic medical treatment.
  
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Latest revision as of 01:35, July 13, 2016

An amnestic drug is one that is administered to intentionally cause amnesia in a patient. It is typically given to a patient during or immediately after a particularly traumatic medical treatment.