Muscle Relaxants in Anesthesiology |
Contents
History of Muscle Relaxants | 5 |
Physiology of Neuromuscular Transmission | 20 |
Neuromuscular Block | 32 |
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Muscle Relaxants in Anesthesiology: American Lecture Series, Issue 294 Francis Ferenc Foldes No preview available - 2013 |
Muscle Relaxants in Anesthesiology: American Lecture Series, Issue 294 Francis Ferenc Foldes No preview available - 2013 |
Common terms and phrases
ACETYLCHOLINE ESTERASE adequate alphaprodine analgesics anesthesia Anesthesiology anesthetic agent antagonists apnea atropine barbiturates benzoquinonium blood pressure Bovet cardiac cats cent CH3 CH3 choline cholinergic receptors compounds controlled respiration curare curarine cyclopropane d-tubocurarine decamethonium decreased depolarizing depolarizing agents depolarizing muscle relaxants dimethyl tubocurarine dose of d-tubocurarine dose of succinylcholine doses of muscle drugs edrophonium endotracheal intubation endplate potential ether excretion fractional dose gallamine histamine histamine release hydrolysis inhibition initial dose injection intravenous barbiturates laryngeal spasm laudexium laxants minutes muscle fiber muscle relaxants muscular block muscular relaxation myasthenic myoneural neostigmine neuro neuromuscular activity neuromuscular blocking agents neuromuscular junction neuromuscular transmission nitrous oxide non-depolarizing agents non-depolarizing muscle relaxants oxygen paralysis paralyzing dose Paton Pharmacol pharmacological plasma cholinesterase activity post-junctional membrane potassium quaternary ammonium reflex respiratory activity respiratory center respiratory depression respiratory exchange respiratory rate short acting small doses spontaneous respiration succinyl succinylcholine succinylmonocholine Suxethonium tetanus therapy thiopenthal sodium tidal volume tion