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| Which drug is available as patches for chronic pain with side effects: awarenes during surgery, postoperative recall, postoperative respiratory depression, used with other agents who undergo major surgery or in balanced anesthesia? |
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| Which drug interferes with glutamic acid, "dissociative anesthesia" characterized by catatonic, amnesia, analgesia, with SE: disorientation, sensory and perceptual illusion, vivid dreams (emergence phenomenom), cardiovascular stimulation, emergence phenomenon 5 minutes preop, with indication outpatient minimal respiratory depression, and not indicated in high risk patients? |
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| Which drug will treat Emergence phenomenon? |
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| Which drug is rapid onset and rapid recovery, patients "feel better" immediate postoperative, Antiemetic actions, hypotension, rapid metabolism in the liver? |
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| Which drug is have similar effects to Propofol? |
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| Which drug is indicated for induction anesthesia, often combined with inhaled agents, rapidly crosses BBB, may produce hypnosis in one circulation time-high lipid solubility? |
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| Which drug is indicated for preanesthetic to fascilitate anesthesia, intraoperative as part of balanced anesthesia? |
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| Which drug is benzodiazepine antagonist |
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| Which drug is Barbiturates? |
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| Which drug is Benxodiazepines? |
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| Which drug is Opioid Analgesics and neuroleptics? |
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| Which drug is Arulcyclohexamides? |
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| Which group 1 drug is low anesthetic potency and short |
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