Anesthesia

Q6.Following are inhalational anaesthetics

except.

• Ketamine

• Sevoflurane

• Nitrogen oxide

• Halothane

Inhalation agent of choice in children

• Sevoflurane

• Isoflurane

• Desflurane

• Methoxyflurane

Most commonly IV general anaesthetic used for induction and maintenance is

• Thiopentone

• Etomidate D

• Ketamine

• Propofol

Induction agent that may cause adrenal cortex suppression is

• (a) Thiopentone

• (b) Propofol

• (c) Etomidate

• (d) Ketamine

Following are components of GA except

• Amnesia

• Analgesia

• Muscle relaxation

• Delirium

Which of the following is a type of GA

• Epidural anaesthesia

• Total intravenous anesthesia

• Intravenous regional anaesthesia

• Spinal anaesthesia

Which of the following is not a immediate complication of intubation

• Accidental bronchial intubation

• Trauma to teeth

• Aspiration of gastric contents

• Laryngeal stenosis

Following are the devices used in difficult intubation except

• Mcgrath blade

• Airtraq intubating device

• Fibreoptic intubating bronchoscope

• I-gel

In general anaesthesia drug of choice in hepatic and renal dysfunction is

• Vecuronium

• Atracurium

• Rocuronium

• Suxamethonium

In general anaesthesia in RSI alternative to suxamethonium is

• Vecuronium

• Rocuronium

• Atracurium

• All of the above