The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics: A Textbook of Pharmacology, Toxicology and Therapeutics for Physicians and Medical StudentsCentral nervous system depressants; Central nervous system stimulants; Local anesthetics; Cardiovascular drugs; Water, salts and ions; Drugs affecting urine formation; Drugs acting on the reproductive organs; Gases and vapor; Heavy metals and metalloids; Drugs acting locally on the skin and mucous membranes; Antiseptics, disinfectants and drugs used in the chemotherapy of infectious disease; Drugs acting on the blood and blood-forming organs; The vitamins. |
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... PREANESTHETIC MEDICATION , TECHNIC OF ANESTHESIA AND ANESTHETIC ACCIDENTS PREANESTHETIC MEDICATION Preanesthetic medication refers to the use of one or more drugs prior to the administration of an anesthetic for the purpose of making ...
... PREANESTHETIC MEDICATION , TECHNIC OF ANESTHESIA AND ANESTHETIC ACCIDENTS PREANESTHETIC MEDICATION Preanesthetic medication refers to the use of one or more drugs prior to the administration of an anesthetic for the purpose of making ...
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... medication , to anesthetize a patient with ethylene or nitrous oxide without the occurrence of marked asphyxia . In this connection , a second important factor merits consideration , that is , the oxygen needs ... PREANESTHETIC MEDICATION 49.
... medication , to anesthetize a patient with ethylene or nitrous oxide without the occurrence of marked asphyxia . In this connection , a second important factor merits consideration , that is , the oxygen needs ... PREANESTHETIC MEDICATION 49.
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... Preanesthetic Medication . The barbiturates in combination with atro- pine or scopolamine are widely employed for preanesthetic medication , usually in place of morphine . The oral route is used and the dose is intermediate be- tween ...
... Preanesthetic Medication . The barbiturates in combination with atro- pine or scopolamine are widely employed for preanesthetic medication , usually in place of morphine . The oral route is used and the dose is intermediate be- tween ...
Contents
General Principles | 3 |
SECTION II | 27 |
History and Theories of General Anesthesia | 33 |
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