(Part 2, Drugs acting on CNS, VPT)
An Anaesthetic is a drug or agent that produces a complete or partial loss of feeling or sensation that depresses the activity of nervous tissue either locally or generally. And This Process is called Anaesthesia.
Inhalant, Intravenous and Dissociative Anaesthetics
Description:
The Purpose of Anaesthesia is to provide a safe, convenient, and inexpensive means of restraint to enable clinical procedures to be performed with the minimum of pain, discomfort and toxicity to the patient and anaesthetist.
Note: The following pdf is the VPT note of Drugs acting on CNS, Part 2 of BVSc & AH. *VPT- Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology.
Topics of the PDF file of 'Inhalant, Intravenous and Dissociative Anaesthetics' :
Inhalant Anaesthetics - Volatile and Gaseous / Intravenous Anaesthetics / Non Barbiturates IV Anaesthetics / Dissociative Anaesthetics.
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