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Test your anaesthesia knowledge quiz. Anaesthetics can be of different types, and the most common is the local anaesthetics in which one is made numb but is still awake to see what is happening to their body. Do you know some of the things to look out for when it comes to local anaesthesia and how to manage some of the effects the patients may have? This quiz is a perfect way to test your memory out.

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Test Your Anesthesia Knowledge! Quiz

Local anesthetics all have the suffix:

Esters are metabolized by while amides are metabolized by _

The tertiary amine of local anesthetics is

Benzocaine is different because it lacks a ___ and _ water-soluble.

TTX and saxitoxin work on sodium channels by

Benzocaine, alcohol, and general anesthetics work on sodium channels by

Local anesthetics work on sodium channels by

Local anesthetics are

At rest, m gates are and h gates are _

When inactive, m gates are _ and h gates are _

pH-pKa = Log ( / _)

The active form of a local anesthetic is the

The form of local anesthetic that can cross the membrane is the

Low doses of local anesthetic block information and high doses block information.

Anesthetics (except cocaine) are vaso-

Epi is given as a vaso-

Because cocaine is a vasoconstrictor, it's good for surgery on the _________

Accidentally injecting an anesthetic into a blood vessel will result in

A good pre-op anti-anxiety medication is

During surgery, the following are monitored:

Endotracheal tubes are needed for surgery on the

Nicotinic blockers that mimic curare are given as muscle relaxants. Vecuronium and rocuronium are preferred because pancuronium ____ by blocking NE reuptake.

For intubation, ____ is administered.

A depolarizing blockade caused by succinylcholine works by

To reverse muscle paralysis, you may give

To reverse a gas anesthetic, give the patient

The best general anesthetic is

A seizing patient would best be given:

A heart surgery patient would best be given:

Ether is no longer used because

You want solubility in the blood to be ____ so that the gas may reach the brain fast.

If you have inflammation, the skin is and doesn't accept anesthetic well. You should instead inject the nerve.

Local anesthetics are often mixed with HCl because this makes it more

Test Your Anesthesia Knowledge! Quiz

Local anesthetics all have the suffix:

Esters are metabolized by ____ while amides are metabolized by _____

The tertiary amine of local anesthetics is

Benzocaine is different because it lacks a _____ and ___ water-soluble.

TTX and saxitoxin work on sodium channels by

Benzocaine, alcohol, and general anesthetics work on sodium channels by

Local anesthetics work on sodium channels by

Local anesthetics are

At rest, m gates are ____ and h gates are _____

When inactive, m gates are ___ and h gates are ___

pH-pKa = Log ( ____/ _____)

The active form of a local anesthetic is the

The form of local anesthetic that can cross the membrane is the

Low doses of local anesthetic block ____ information and high doses block ____ information.

Anesthetics (except cocaine) are vaso-

Epi is given as a vaso-

Because cocaine is a vasoconstrictor, it's good for surgery on the _________

Accidentally injecting an anesthetic into a blood vessel will result in

A good pre-op anti-anxiety medication is

During surgery, the following are monitored:

Endotracheal tubes are needed for surgery on the

Nicotinic blockers that mimic curare are given as muscle relaxants. Vecuronium and rocuronium are preferred because pancuronium ____ by blocking NE reuptake.

For intubation, ____ is administered.

A depolarizing blockade caused by succinylcholine works by

To reverse muscle paralysis, you may give

To reverse a gas anesthetic, give the patient

The best general anesthetic is

A seizing patient would best be given:

A heart surgery patient would best be given:

Ether is no longer used because

You want solubility in the blood to be ____ so that the gas may reach the brain fast.

If you have inflammation, the skin is ____ and doesn't accept anesthetic well. You should instead inject ____ the nerve.

Local anesthetics are often mixed with HCl because this makes it more

Esters are metabolized by while amides are metabolized by _

Benzocaine is different because it lacks a ___ and _ water-soluble.

At rest, m gates are and h gates are _

When inactive, m gates are _ and h gates are _

pH-pKa = Log ( / _)

Low doses of local anesthetic block information and high doses block information.

If you have inflammation, the skin is and doesn't accept anesthetic well. You should instead inject the nerve.