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Following drugs are volatile anaesthetic agents
A Hallothane
B Enflurane
C Desflurane
D Propofol
E Etomidate
Inhalation anaesthetic agents are
A Isoflurane
B Enflurane
C Nitrous oxide
D Thiopental sodium
E Ketamine
Regarding intravenous anaesthetic agents
A Propofol produces less hangover effect postoperatively
B Thiopental sodium has antithyroid activity
C Thiopental sodium is a potent anticonvulsant agent
D Ketamine has no analgesic action
E Benzodiazepines increase intracranial pressure
Inhalational anaesthetic agents. are
A Halothane
B Nitrous oxide
C Propofol
D Ketamine
E Oxygen
Local anaesthetic agents are
A Bupivacaine
B Lignocaine
C Procaine
D Adrenaline
E Ketamine
The following anaesthetic agents cause direct sympathetic stimulation
A Ketamine
B Seroflurane
C Desflurane
D Halothane
E Isoflurane
Inhalational anaesthetic agents are
A Halothane
B Nitrous oxide
C Propofol
D Ketamine
E Oxygen
The inhalation anaesthetic agents are
A Halothane
B Isoflurane
C Helium
D Oxygen
E Ozone
Increased intracranial pressure in children may Cause
A Cranial enlargement
B An increase in cerebral blood flow
C Arterial hypertension
D Squinting and loss of smell
E Cupping of the optic disc
Features of raised intracranial pressure are
A Headache
B Bradycardia
C Hypertension
D Primary optic atrophy
E Tachypnoea

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