Regional Anesthesia in ERAS — Flashcards
_____ lowers IOP to levels lower than those achieved with other agents.
_____% hyperbaric preservative-free bupivacaine is most commonly used for spinal anesthesia
For cervicothoracic or stellate block, the most commonly used approach is the _____ technique.
Alkalinization of local anesthetics can lead to a _____ onset of action and improved quality of block
_____ effect is the decrease in the partial pressure of the 2nd gas (leading to hypoxia) due to the rapid elimination of first gas during recovery from anesthesia
Neurotoxicity from neuro-axial (epidural or spinal) placement of local anesthetic solution is maximum with _____
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