A Vecuronium

B Pancuronium

C Atracurium

D Rocuronium

A Allergy to drug

B Accumulation of Atracurium

C Accumulation of Laudanosine

D Ventilator failure

A Intubation

B Recombinant human activated protein C

C Epinephrine

D Norepinephrine

A Endotracheal tube in oesophagus

B E.T. blocked with secretion

C Venous air Embolism

D Left lung collapse

A Procaine

B Prilocaine

C Cocaine

D Lidocaine

A Halothane

B Chloroform

C Diethyl–ether

D None

A Oral tumor

B Ocular surgeries

C Massive maxillofacial injury

D High risk of aspiration

A More caudal position of Larynx as compared to adult

B More acute angulation of epiglottis

C Glottic opening is narrowest part of airway

D Longer trachea as compared to adults

A Chlorprocaine

B Tetracaine

C Benzocaine

D Dibucaine

A Patients with myasthenia gravis are resistant to succinylcholine

B They are more sensitive to non-depolarizing neuromuscular blockers

C If a neuromuscular blocker is used in myasthenic patient, they should be electricity ventilated till recovery

D Neuromuscular blockers should be avoided in these patient and if used thrice the dose of reversal agent should be given to reverse it