How do DEPOLARIZING (surgical) muscle relaxants work?

How do NON-DEPOLARIZING (surgical) muscle relaxants work?

How do CENTRALLY ACTING (spasmolytic) muscle relaxants work?

Which of the following is a DEPOLARIZING surgical muscle relaxant

Which of the following is NOT a NON-DEPOLARIZING STEROID-DERIVATIVE surgical muscle relaxant

Which of the following is NOT a NON-DEPOLARIZING ISOQUINOLONE surgical muscle relaxant

Which of the following accurately reflects the phases of succinylcholine

What are the toxicities for succinylcholine (depolarizing surgical muscle relaxant)

Which two isoquinolones (non-depolarizing) can cause HTN and bronchiole constriction

Which two steroid derivatives cause tachycardia

Steroid derivatives are

Which of the following is a centrally acting GABA-B AGONIST

Which of the following is a centrally acting SEROTONIN ANTAGONIST

Which of the following is a centrally acting a2 AGONIST

Which of the following is a peripherally acting RYANODINE RECEPTOR ANTGONIST

What is the MOA of Cyclobenzaprine

What is the MOA of Dantrolene

Which classification of local anesthetics is preferred in individuals with pseudocholinesterase deficiency

Which of the following are MODERATE DURATION ESTERS

Which of the following are LONG DURATION ESTERS

Which of the following are SHORT DURATION ESTERS

Which of the following is NOT a MODERATE ACTING AMIDE

Which of the following is NOT a local anesthetic toxicity

Local anesthetics work though which structure

Which of the following is INCORRECT regarding local anesthetics

Which structure would be MOST sensitive to a local anesthetic

What pH is used to stabilize local anesthetics

Buffering pre-administration to local anesthetics helps to increase absorption and decrease onset

Local anesthetics are administered directly to target site and are cleared by blood flow

What effect does epi have on local anesthetic clearance

Which of the following is a LONG DURATION ester

pseudocholinesterase degradation describes which classification of non-depolarizing muscle relaxants

Spontaneous, non-enzymatic degradation (short acting) describes which classification of muscle relaxants

a disadvantage of which classification of muscle relaxants includes a risk of inducing seizures

Pseudocholinesterase deficiency in individuals taking Mivacurium poses what risk

Which of the following is a reversal agent for non-depolarizing (isoquinolines/steroid derivatives) muscle relaxants