consist of a group of liquids whose potent evaporative vapors, when inhaled produce general anesthesia and are considered triggering agents to Malignant Hyperthermia.

Agents used to produce a rapid & pleasant transition from consciousness to unconsciousness from Stage I to Stage III quickly.

The most commonly used dissociative agent in use today.

Drugs in the Amino Ester group of nerve conduction blocking agents.

Administration of anesthetic directly above the Dura Mater.

The Generic name for Trade halogenated agent Ultane.

The Generic name for Trade induction agent Brevital.

Group of narcotics that are a Class II controlled substance, classified as analgesics that produce sedation.

Drugs in the Amino Amide group of nerve conduction blocking agents.

Administration of anesthetic agent into the subarachnoid space into the CFS.

The Generic name for Trade halogenated agent Suprane.

The Generic name for Trade induction agent Sodium Pentothal.

The Generic name for Trade intravenous opiate agent Sublimaze.

The Generic name for Trade nerve conduction blocking agent Xylocaine.

A type of Epidural Anesthesia where agent is injected into the epidural space of the sacral canal. Used for painless childbirth.

Less commonly use Volatile Agents.

A short-acting barbiturate-anesthetic used as a induction agent.

Metohexital Sodium aka trade name Brevital.

The Generic name for Trade intravenous opiate agent Demerol.

The Generic name for Trade nerve conduction blocking agent Marcaine.

Provides anesthesia to the distal portion of the upper extremity by injecting agent into a vein below the level of the tourniquet.

Most commonly used Volatile Agents in use TODAY.

The Generic name for Trade induction agent Diprivan?

The Generic name for Trade intravenous opiate agent Sufenta.

Also known as the antagonist for all narcotics.

Injection of agent in an area of Major Plexus, such as brachial plexus or at the base of a structure.