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Which phase of anesthesia is characterized by the prevention of awareness of and response to pain?
Which phase of anesthesia is characterized by the prevention of awareness of and response to pain?
What is the primary aim of using pre-anesthetics during anesthesia?
What is the primary aim of using pre-anesthetics during anesthesia?
Which route of administration is associated with the classification of anesthetic agents and analgesia?
Which route of administration is associated with the classification of anesthetic agents and analgesia?
What is the characteristic feature of induction agents used in anesthesia?
What is the characteristic feature of induction agents used in anesthesia?
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What is the main function of anticholinergic agents used in anesthesia?
What is the main function of anticholinergic agents used in anesthesia?
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What is the common route for the induction of anesthesia?
What is the common route for the induction of anesthesia?
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Which agent is commonly used to induce calmness for chemical restraint?
Which agent is commonly used to induce calmness for chemical restraint?
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What is the principal effect of Neuromuscular Blockers?
What is the principal effect of Neuromuscular Blockers?
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Which agents are used to decrease salivation, GIT motility, and tear production, while increasing heart rate?
Which agents are used to decrease salivation, GIT motility, and tear production, while increasing heart rate?
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What kind of drugs are recommended by practitioners because they produce less nausea and vomiting in patients?
What kind of drugs are recommended by practitioners because they produce less nausea and vomiting in patients?
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Study Notes
Anesthesia Phases
- The phase characterized by the prevention of awareness of and response to pain is known as Analgesia.
Pre-Anesthetics
- The primary aim of using pre-anesthetics is to reduce anxiety and make patients comfortable before anesthesia.
Anesthetic Agents and Analgesia
- The route of administration associated with the classification of anesthetic agents and analgesia is oral, intramuscular, intravenous, or inhalation.
Induction Agents
- The characteristic feature of induction agents used in anesthesia is that they have a rapid onset of action and short duration.
Anticholinergic Agents
- The main function of anticholinergic agents used in anesthesia is to reduce salivation, bronchial secretions, and intraocular pressure.
Induction of Anesthesia
- The common route for the induction of anesthesia is intravenous.
Chemical Restraint
- The agent commonly used to induce calmness for chemical restraint is midazolam.
Neuromuscular Blockers
- The principal effect of Neuromuscular Blockers is to relax skeletal muscles.
Anticholinergic Effects
- Anticholinergic agents are used to decrease salivation, GIT motility, and tear production, while increasing heart rate.
Anti-Emetic Agents
- The kind of drugs recommended by practitioners because they produce less nausea and vomiting in patients are 5-HT3 antagonists.
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Description
This quiz covers the basics of anesthetics and adjuncts, including the definition of anesthesia, the stages of anesthesia, and the aims of achieving anesthesia. It also touches on the reversible control process of intoxication of the CNS.
