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There is no single antidote for general anesthetics, as the effects of these agents can vary widely depending on the specific drug used. However, certain medications like flumazenil can reverse the effects of benzodiazepines, which are sometimes used as part of anesthesia. In cases of opioid-based anesthetics, naloxone may be used to counteract respiratory depression. Overall, the management of anesthetic recovery typically involves supportive care and monitoring rather than a specific antidote.
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Can endoscopy be performed general anaesthetic?
Yes, you have three options. General anaesthetic, conscious sedation or no-sedation at all. I'd recommend General Anaesthetic.
What is it called when doctors put you under?
General anaesthetic.
What anaesthetic is used for sinus surgery?
general or local
What is the antidote for penicillin?
There is no antidote for a Penicillin allergy unless the symptoms are serious, in which case you need to go to hospital. General reactions like a bloated face and an itchy rash do not have an antidote.
Can you have a hip replacement without a general anaesthetic?
Yes, the surgeon can use a spinal block.
Can you have two successive general anaesthetics. For example if you have a general anaesthetic in Jan for an operation can you have another in Feb for a separate operation?
Yes
How do you clean dead skin?
Dead skin is cleaned by debridement, which is cutting and removing the dead skin. This can be done without anaesthetic, but larger areas may require a general anaesthetic
How long is recovery from cytosurethocopy surgery?
If flexible cysturethroscopy is done usually under a local anaesthetic, recovery will take about 15-30 minutes, and if done under a general anaesthetic a few hours.
What is a anaesthetic used for?
To prevent pain! A general will put you to sleep and a local will just numb the area treated.
Will they operate if you have a cold?
It's highly unlikely - as you may experience breathing difficulties under general anaesthetic.
Do you stop breathing under general anaesthetic?
yes that is why u are put on a machine called a ventilator it breathes for u
Why can't you eat after an epidural?
It makes you higher risk of having a caesarean section and occasionally during a caesarean section, if there are complications, you need a general anaesthetic, where you are completely put to sleep. When under general anaesthetic, you have no gag reflex and could be sick and choke on it and die, but if you have an empty stomach, this won't happen
