Q12134. Percentage of adrenaline with lignocaine for local infilteration is?

Q12135. Local anaesthesia causing methemoglobinemia ?

Q12148. Most commonly used approach of brachial plexus block?

Q12152. In pediatric epidural anaestheisia, volume of local anaesthetic given to cause sacral dermatome block is?

Q12154. Shortest acting local anaesthetics ?

Q12156. All are used for local infiltration except ?

Q12157. Drug of choice for Bier's block ?

Q12181. In ophthalmology a patient is allergic to aminoesters. What can be used?

Q12192. Hypotension following spinal anesthesia can be best prevented by?

Q12196. Relative contraindication of neuraxial/regional anesthesia is?

Q12197. "Triangle of Petit" is a landmark for which block?

Q12198. CNS affection of a local anesthetic agent leads to?

Q12200. Benzocaine is used in which type of anesthesia?

Q12201. A patient with normal succinylcholine metabolism will have Dibucaine number between?

Q12216. Landmark for pudendal nerve block is ?

Q12219. Not included in neuraxial block ?

Q12221. Most common cause of maternal mortality in spinal anesthesia is ?

Q12222. Cocaine was first used as local anaesthetic by ?

Q12236. Which cant be given by Epidural anaesthesia ?