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Mcq Subject: Anaesthesia

A Pain

B Hypoxia

C Hypercapnia

D Hypotension

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A Potent anaesthetic action

B Potent analgesic action

C Excellent muscle relaxant action

D Least respiratory depression

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A Herpes gestationalis

B Bullous pemphigoid

C Pemphigus vulgaris

D Herpes simplex

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A Morphine

B Thiopentone

C Ketamine

D Halothane

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A Gallamine

B d-TC

C Suxamethonium

D Dantrolene

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A Thiopentone

B Ketamine

C Ether

D N2O

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A Sodium carbonate is added to improve its solubility

B Cerebro protective

C Contraindicated in porphyria

D Induction agent of choice in shock

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A Type 1

B Type 2

C Type 3

D Type 4

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A Glaucoma

B Mushroom poisoning

C Malathion poisoning

D Organophosphorous poisoning

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A Scoline

B Atracurium

C Pancuronium

D Cisatracurium

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Mcq Subject: Anaesthesia

O2 is given during anaesthesia to prevent –

Highly lipid-soluble agent would be associated with

Bulls spread sign’ is seen in:

Hypertension with tachycardia is due to –

Post anesthetic mucsle soreness is caused by

Anesthesia of choice in status asthmaticus is?

Regarding thiopentone all are true except

Peri-operative respiratory failure is

Atropine is used in following except:sx

Depolarising muscle relaxant?

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