Local Anesthetics Lesson 18 Quiz
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What is the primary characteristic of local or regional anesthesia?

  • Loss of sensation in the entire body
  • Reversible loss of perception of pain or motor response (correct)
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Complete paralysis of the body

What is the main purpose of using local anesthetics during minor surgery?

  • To induce unconsciousness
  • To numb the area where the procedure will be performed (correct)
  • To relax the patient's muscles
  • To reduce bleeding during the procedure

How do local anesthetics affect nerve fibers?

  • They enhance motor activity in nerve fibers
  • They only affect myelinated fibers
  • They block normal neural transmission at the neuromuscular junction synapse
  • They prevent conduction of both sensory and motor impulses (correct)

Which type of nerve fibers are more affected by local anesthetics?

<p>Small non-myelinated nerve fibers (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens after injection of local anesthetics into the connective tissues surrounding the nerve fiber?

<p>The uncharged form passes through to the axoplasm (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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