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Inhalational anaesthetic agents. are
A Halothane
B Nitrous oxide
C Propofol
D Ketamine
E Oxygen
Inhalational anaesthetic agents are
A Halothane
B Nitrous oxide
C Propofol
D Ketamine
E Oxygen
The following inhalational anesthetic agents are halogenated ethers
A Enflurane
B Desflurane
C Isoflurane
D Halothane
E Trichloroethylene
Indications of inhalational induction of anaesthesia are
A Upper airway obstruction
B Uncooperative children
C Severe hypotension
D Raised intracranial pressure
E Rapid sequence induction
Following drugs are volatile anaesthetic agents
A Hallothane
B Enflurane
C Desflurane
D Propofol
E Etomidate
Hypopigmented anaesthetic patch may be found in
A Leprosy
B Vitiligo
C Follicular mucinosis
D Tinea corporis
E Lichen planus
Anaesthetic agents that increase the intracranial pressure is/are
A Sevoflurane
B Halothane
C Thiopentone sodium
D Lignocaine
E Propofol
The local anaesthetic lignocaine inhibits
A Conduction of nerve impulses
B Generation of nerve impulses
C Sodium influx across nerve membranes
D The actions of the sulphonamides
E Re-uptake of nor-adrenaline in nerve endings
Inhalation anaesthetic agents are
A Isoflurane
B Enflurane
C Nitrous oxide
D Thiopental sodium
E Ketamine
Nitrous oxide is an anaesthetic having
A Non-irritant
B non-inflammable action
C Good analgesic action
D Property of rapid recovery from anesthesia
E High potency
F Adequate muscle relaxation

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