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... ( Goodman , p . 508 ) 4. Pylorus of the stomach 5. Kidney pelvis 260. Why is neosynephrine the vasopressor of choice when cyclopropane is the main anesthetic agent : A. ( Goodman , p . 88 ) It has been found that neosynephrine causes ...
... ( Goodman , p . 508 ) 4. Pylorus of the stomach 5. Kidney pelvis 260. Why is neosynephrine the vasopressor of choice when cyclopropane is the main anesthetic agent : A. ( Goodman , p . 88 ) It has been found that neosynephrine causes ...
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... ( Goodman , p . 446 ) 274. How does pilocarpine act : A. ( Goodman , p . 470 ) Pilocarpine stimulates the effector cells directly . Prostigmine inactivates choline- esterase and allows acetylcholine to act for prolonged periods . 275. The ...
... ( Goodman , p . 446 ) 274. How does pilocarpine act : A. ( Goodman , p . 470 ) Pilocarpine stimulates the effector cells directly . Prostigmine inactivates choline- esterase and allows acetylcholine to act for prolonged periods . 275. The ...
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... ( Goodman , p . 690 ) Increase in serum Ca ++ ion may also be a factor ; signs disappear with injection of K + ion . 279. How may the normal hearts be affected by average digitalization : 4 . Ventricular fibrillation 1 . Decreased output ...
... ( Goodman , p . 690 ) Increase in serum Ca ++ ion may also be a factor ; signs disappear with injection of K + ion . 279. How may the normal hearts be affected by average digitalization : 4 . Ventricular fibrillation 1 . Decreased output ...
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