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Anaesthesia

Master GuideSign inIntroduction to AnaesthesiaGeneral anaesthesia: types, phases and components, balanced anaesthesia, how the agents work, and the stages and planes.
Master GuideSign inInhalational Anaesthetic AgentsMAC, the blood–gas partition coefficient and uptake, then ether, halothane, the fluranes, nitrous oxide and xenon agent by agent.
Master GuideSign inIntravenous Anaesthetic AgentsThiopental, the benzodiazepines, ketamine, propofol, etomidate and althesia, and neuroleptanalgesia.
Master GuideSign inLocal Anaesthetic AgentsEsters against amides, distribution and metabolism, how they block nerves, systemic absorption, vasoconstrictors and toxicity.
Master GuideSign inNeuromuscular Blocking Agents & SpasmolyticsSpasm against spasticity, the centrally acting relaxants, the neuromuscular junction, curare to succinylcholine, botulinum and dantrolene.
Master GuideSign inPreanaesthetic MedicationThe aims of premedication: opioids, sedatives, anticholinergics, H₂ blockers and PPIs, and antiemetics before surgery.

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