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9 Drugs used as General Anesthesia (Classification) Inhalation ◼ Gase: Nitrous Oxide ◼ Volatile liquids: » Ether » Halothane » Enflurane » Isoflurane » Desflurane » Sevoflurane Intravenous ◼ Inducing agents: » Barbiturates (Thiopental, Methohexital sodium), » Non-barbiturates (propofol and etomidate) ◼ Benzodiazepines (slower acting): Diazepam, Lorazepam, Midazolam ◼ Dissociative anaesthesia: » Non-barbiturates (Ketamine) ◼ Neuroleptanalgesia: Fentanyl+droperidol

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9 Drugs used as General Anesthesia (Classification) Inhalation ◼ Gase: Nitrous Oxide ◼ Volatile liquids: » Ether » Halothane » Enflurane » Isoflurane » Desflurane » Sevoflurane Intravenous ◼ Inducing agents: » Barbiturates (Thiopental, Methohexital sodium), » Non-barbiturates (propofol and etomidate) ◼ Benzodiazepines (slower acting): Diazepam, Lorazepam, Midazolam ◼ Dissociative anaesthesia: » Non-barbiturates (Ketamine) ◼ Neuroleptanalgesia: Fentanyl+droperidol
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