General anesthesia stages and monitoring — Flashcards

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In patients with a BCHE mutation, succinylcholine induced paralysis lasts for _____

To gauge the degree of _____ induced by neuromuscular junction blocking agents, train of four stimulation can be used during anesthesia

Halothane is an example of an inhaled anesthetic with _____ lipid and blood solubility

P-glycoprotein is encoded for by the _____

benzodiazepines (e.g. midazolam) may be used to create a state of _____ for minor procedures and surgeries (e.g. colonoscopy, endoscopy)

Non-specific symptoms of _____ intoxication (stimulant or depressant) include anxiolysis, disinhibition, respiratory depression, and mood elevation

Inhaled anesthetics can cause respiratory _____ (stimulation or depression)

Neuro/Psych Potency is _____ proportional to minimal alveolar concentration (MAC)

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General anesthesia stages and monitoring Flashcards for USMLE

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