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Mcq Subject: Anaesthesia

A Dantrolene

B Prazosin

C Metolazone

D Nifedipine

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A Intercostal

B Epidural

C Brachial

D Caudal

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A Succinyl choline

B Rapacuronium

C Atracurium

D Pancuronium

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A Thiopentone

B Propofol

C Etomidate

D Ketamine

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A Erythromycin

B Amino glycos ide

C Co-trimoxazole

D Nitrofurantoin

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A Hypotension

B Parasthesias

C Diarrhea

D Pneumothorax

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A Airway injury

B Haemothroax

C Air embolism

D Septicemia

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A 15-30 minutes

B 30-60 minutes

C 2-3 hours

D 3-6 hours

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A Diaphragmatic relaxation

B Abdominal wall relaxation

C Diplopia

D Ptosis

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A It is amide local anesthetics

B It can produce sympathetic stimulation

C It is metabolized by liver

D It blocks the presynaptic uptake of norepinephrine and dopamine

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Mcq Subject: Anaesthesia

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