Modern Practice in AnesthesiaFrankis Tilney Evans |
Contents
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON ANAESTHETICS | 76 |
VOLATILE NARCOTICS AND THE ANAESTHETIC GASES | 85 |
THE SIGNS OF ANAESTHESIA | 113 |
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Common terms and phrases
abdominal administration adrenaline airway anaesthetic agent anaesthetist analgesic anoxia apnoea apparatus artery asphyxia barbiturates block blood blood-pressure bottle breathing bronchus carbon dioxide cardiac catheter cause cent centimetres cerebrospinal fluid cervical chloride chloroform concentration cord coughing curare cyclopropane depression dosage dose drip drug dura effect endotracheal ether ethyl ethyl chloride gases given gramme incision increased induction infiltration inhalation injection intercostal intravenous intubation laryngospasm larynx local analgesia lumbar lungs mask method milligrams millilitres minutes morphine muscles muscular relaxation nasal needle nerve nitrous oxide normal Nupercaine obstruction occur Omnopon operation oxygen paralysis passed patient plasma plexus position post-operative posterior premedication pressure procaine produce pulmonary puncture rebreathing rectum reflex respiration respiratory centre result salt depletion scopolamine skin sodium solution spasm spinal anaesthesia spinal analgesia spine stimulation surgeon surgical syringe technique thiopentone thoracic tion tissues toxic trachea transfusion Trilene tube upper usually valve vapour vein venous vertebrae vomiting