Ultimate NEET PG Anesthesia Study Materials

A pre-anesthetic Checkup (PAC) is an important tool for an anesthetist. During the pre-anesthetic checkup, the patient is screened for parameters...

When you are unable to breathe on your own, mechanical ventilation is a type of life support that assists you in breathing. This may occur during...

General anesthesia is the use of a combination of medications to generate a sleep-like state. The medications, often known as anesthetics, are gi...

Spinal headaches are a common side effect following spinal anaesthesia or a spinal tap (lumbar puncture). Both operations include puncturing the

"Local anesthesia" refers to the temporary numbness caused by anesthetic in a limited area of the body. A local anesthetic may be administered by...

Inhalational anesthetic agents are used to produce and maintain general anesthesia which is a state of reversible unconsciousness and loss of sen...

Anesthesia or analgesia is administered by injecting drugs into the central nervous system, which is referred to as central neuraxial blockage, n...

Local or regional anesthesia is given only to the applied region, and in this the patient is fully conscious. For the case of a person with injur...

Oxygen therapy is a treatment where the patient is provided with extra oxygen to breathe. Also called supplemental oxygen, it is provided to peop...

Opioids are a class of medications commonly used in anesthesia for pain management and sedation. Understanding the pharmacology, clinical uses, a...

Intravenous anesthetic agents are drugs used to induce and maintain anesthesia during surgical procedures. They are administered through an intra...

Cholinergic drugs are used to modulate the parasympathetic nervous system during anesthesia. The parasympathetic system is responsible for functi...