How to Prepare Anesthesia for PGMEE

Anesthesia is incorporated in Surgery in NEET PG 2017. 4-5 Questions are anticipated from Anesthesia in NEET PG 2017. According to PrepLadder experts the short subjects are usually more high yield and can decide weather you get your preferred seat or not. Being one of the easiest and most scoring subjects, students cannot afford to get Anesthesia questions wrong since it will adversely impact their ranking. With a view to make your preparation more effective for Anesthesia, our Experts have brought forward this post which will familiarize you with the Best Books & Most Important Topics of Anesthesia for PGMEE.

Recommended Books for Anesthesia

Our Experts suggest the following book for preparation of Anesthesia:

• Review of Short Subjects by Dr. Arvind Arora

Most Important Topics of Anesthesia for PGMEE

Below is a Compact list of the Most Important Topics of Anesthesia: 1. Miscellaneous

• History
• Anesthesia Instruments and Machine Apparatus
• PIN Index
• Preoperative Assessment

2. IV Anesthetic Agents and Volatile Anesthetic Agents

• Thiopentone
• Propofol
• Benzodiazepine
• Ketamine
• Etomidate
• TIVA
• Droperidol
• Stages of Anesthesia
• Halothane
• Ether
• Enflurane, Desflurane, Isoflurane, Sevoflurane
• Nitrous oxide
• Xenon

3. Muscle Relaxants

• SCH
• Curane
• Gallamine
• Gantacurium
• Dantrolene
• Centrally Acting Muscle Relaxant

4. Local Anesthetics

• MOA
• Cocaine
• Lignocaine
• Bupivacaine
• Spinal and Epidural Anesthesia

5. Monitoring in Anesthesia

• ECG
• Pulse Oximetry
• Bispectral Index
• Arterial Blood Gas Analysis
• Temperature Monitoring

6. Resuscitation Protocol (2016 Guidelines) Also read: How to study all 19 subjects for NEET PG. Most effective study plan for PG entrance exams. Drugs for General Anesthesia - NEET PG Anesthesia Properly preparing the Topics listed above will definitely help you respond to Most of the Questions from Anesthesia and help in boosting up your score in NEET PG 2017. According to our experts this compact list of important anesthesia topics can and should be covered in a single day. Stay Tuned for more updates on NEET PG.