A LiL2L3

B L2L3L4

C SiS2S3

D S2S3S4

A Halothane

B Isoflurane

C Enflurane

D Desflurane

A Nasal stuffness

B Guttman sign

C Horner's syndrome

D Bradycardia

A Central venous pressure

B Blood pressure during anesthesia

C Concentration of exhaled CO2

D Concentration of inhaled O2

A Succinylcholine

B Pancuronium

C Atracurium

D Dexacurium

A Occurs with infusion of propofol for 48 hours or longer

B Occurs in critically ill patients

C Features are nausea and vomiting

D Features are cardiomyopathy, hepatomegaly

A Minimum alveolar concentration

B Minimal analgesic concentration

C Minimal anaesthetic concentration

D Maximum alveolar concentration

A It is less invasive

B It causes less haemodynamic alteration

C It prevents aspiration

D It requires less time for inseion

A 1 mg/kg

B 2 mg/kg

C 3 mg/kg

D 5 mg/kg

A Spinal anaesthesia

B Epidural anaesthesia

C General anaesthesia

D Local anaesthesia with nerve blocks