Ether
Ether was first used by:
| A | Preistly | |
| B | Morton | |
| C | Wells | |
| D | Simpson |
Ether was first used by:
| A | Preistly | |
| B | Morton | |
| C | Wells | |
| D | Simpson |
Morton
All of the following are the disadvantages of anaesthetic ether, EXCEPT:
| A |
Induction is slow |
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| B |
Irritant nature of ether increases salivary and bronchial secretions |
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| C |
Cautery cannot be used |
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| D |
Affects blood pressure and is liable to produce arrhythmias |
All of the following are the disadvantages of anaesthetic ether, EXCEPT:
| A |
Induction is slow |
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| B |
Irritant nature of ether increases salivary and bronchial secretions |
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| C |
Cautery cannot be used |
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| D |
Affects blood pressure and is liable to produce arrhythmias |
Ether liberates catecholamines and tends to maintain blood pressure.
Cardiac arrythmias occur rarely with ether and
there is no sensitization of the myocardium to circulating catecholamines.
Ref: KDT, 5th Edition, Pages 338-339; Lee’s Synopsis of Anaesthesia, 12th Edition, Pages 168-169;Textbook of Anaesthesia By Aitkinhead, 4th Edition, Page 162; Basics of Anaesthesia E-Book: Expert Consult By Ronald D. Miller, Manuel Pardo, 2011
In formal ether concentration technique, which layer contain parasites –
| A |
Ether |
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| B |
Fecal debris |
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| C |
Formal water |
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| D |
Sediment |
In formal ether concentration technique, which layer contain parasites –
| A |
Ether |
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| B |
Fecal debris |
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| C |
Formal water |
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| D |
Sediment |
Ans. is ‘d’ i.e., Sediment
. In ether concentration technique, four layers develop after centrifugation ( from top to bottom) :- (i) Ether and dissolved fat; (ii) fecal debris; (iii) forrmal water; (iv) sediment containing parasites
Stages of anesthesia were established by
| A |
Ether |
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| B |
N20 |
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| C |
Halothane |
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| D |
Chloroform |
Stages of anesthesia were established by
| A |
Ether |
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| B |
N20 |
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| C |
Halothane |
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| D |
Chloroform |
A i.e. Ether
No effect on heart
| A |
Chloroform |
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| B |
Ether |
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| C |
Methoxyflurane |
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| D |
Halothane |
No effect on heart
| A |
Chloroform |
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| B |
Ether |
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| C |
Methoxyflurane |
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| D |
Halothane |
B i.e. Ether
The plane of surgical anesthesia during ether anesthesia is defined as
| A |
Loss of consciousness |
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| B |
Loss of consciousness to the onset of spontaneous respiration |
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| C |
From onset of regular respiration to cessation of spontaneous breathing |
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| D |
Absence of reflexes |
The plane of surgical anesthesia during ether anesthesia is defined as
| A |
Loss of consciousness |
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| B |
Loss of consciousness to the onset of spontaneous respiration |
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| C |
From onset of regular respiration to cessation of spontaneous breathing |
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| D |
Absence of reflexes |
Ans. c. From onset of regular respiration to cessation of spontaneous breathing
Anaesthetic effect of ether was demonstrated by‑
| A |
Morgan |
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| B |
Priestly |
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| C |
Morton |
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| D |
None |
Anaesthetic effect of ether was demonstrated by‑
| A |
Morgan |
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| B |
Priestly |
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| C |
Morton |
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| D |
None |
Ans. is ‘c’ i.e., Morton
Ether (Diethyl ether)
- Morton, a dentist and medical student at Boston, after experimenting on animals, gave a demonstration of ether anaesthesia, in 1846.
- It is highly volatile liquid, produces irritating vapours which are highly inflammable and explosive cautery should not be used.
- It is a potent anaesthetic with good analgesic and muscle relaxant property Ether has maximum muscle relaxant property among anaesthetics.
- It is highly soluble in blood→induction is prolonged and unpleasant with marked postoperative nausea and vomiting.
- BP and respiration are well maintained because of reflex stimulation and high sympathetic tone. o It can cause hyperglycemia→ Contraindicated in diabetic.
- It is very cheap and relatively safe even in inexperienced hands.
