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ANAESTHESIA, Infiltration Anaesthesia, Adrenaline added for long action,…
ANAESTHESIA
General Anaesthemia
Inhalation agents
Gases
Xenon
- Ideal anaesthetic
- Fastest acting
Minimum blood gas partition coefficient
Nitrous oxide
- Maximum Minimal Alveolar Concentration
- Least potency
Liquids
- Methoxyflurane (Most potent)
- Chloroform
- Ether
- Halothane
- Sevoflurane
Intravenous agents
Inducing agents
- Propofol (Day care anaesthetic)
- Thiopentone (Redistribution phenomenon)
- Ketamine (Dissociative anaesthesia)
- Etomidate
Slower acting drugs
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Benzodiazepines
- Lorazepam
- Diazepam
- Midazolam
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Local Anaesthesia
Esters
- Cocaine
- Procaine
- Chlorprocaine
(Shortest acting)
Amides
- Lignocaine- most commonly used
- Prilocaine
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- Adrenaline added for long action
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should not be used where end arteries are absent
eg.- Ear, Nose, Penis etc.
- Cross membrane in unionised form and block Sodium channel in ionised form
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