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Mcq Subject: Anaesthesia

A Sensory

B Motor

C Sympathetic preganglionic

D Vibration

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A Thiopental

B Halothane

C Ketamine

D All of the above

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A Pollarad tube of 10 mm diameter with heavy sedation

B Pollarad tube of 15 mm diameter with topical xylocaine

C Pollarad tube with infiltration block

D Heavy sedation on and endotracheal intubation

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A Capnography

B Radial aery cannulation

C Oscillometry

D Aerial Tonometry

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A Thiopentone

B Althesin

C Ketamine

D Barbiturate

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A Naltrexone

B Naloxone

C Nalbuphene

D Pentazocine

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A PEEP and FiO2

B Tidal volume and respiratory rate

C PEEP and respiratory rate

D Tidal volume and PEEP

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A Lidocaine + Cocaine

B Lidocaine + Prilocaine

C Lidocaine + Bupivacaine

D Bupivacaine + Prilocaine

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A Naltrexone

B Nalaxone

C Nalbuophene

D Pentazocin

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A Regurgitation

B Aspiration

C Intubation

D Halothane

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Mcq Subject: Anaesthesia

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