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Muscle relaxant used during surgery and intubation
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45 molecules used for surgery, sedation, nerve blocks, severe pain. Each card shows the chemical formula and what the molecule is used for.
Surgery, sedation, nerve blocks, severe pain
Muscle relaxant used during surgery and intubation
Topical anaesthetic for mouth, throat and skin pain
Long-acting amide local anaesthetic for epidural and spinal block
Partial opioid agonist for opioid dependence and chronic pain
Partial opioid agonist transdermal patch for chronic moderate to severe pain
Opioid painkiller; also a nasal spray for migraine
Local anaesthetic
Short-acting local anaesthetic for spinal blocks
Muscle relaxant for surgery and ICU
Sedative for ICU and procedural sedation
Weak opioid painkiller; banned in India since 2013
Local anaesthetic in creams for piles and skin pain
Intravenous anaesthetic for RSI in haemodynamically unstable patients
Potent synthetic opioid for anaesthesia, acute pain and sedation
Inhaled general anaesthetic
Enzyme that helps injected drugs and anaesthetics spread
Inhaled general anaesthetic
Dissociative anaesthetic for emergency anaesthesia and refractory pain
Parenteral and oral NSAID for moderate to severe acute pain as opioid alternative
S-enantiomer of bupivacaine for epidural and peripheral nerve blocks
Intermediate-acting local anaesthetic for infiltration and nerve block
Ultra-short benzodiazepine for procedural sedation
Prototype opioid analgesic for severe acute and chronic pain
Opioid painkiller for moderate to severe pain
Reverses muscle relaxants after surgery; treats myasthenia
Long-acting muscle relaxant for surgery
Opioid painkiller for moderate to severe pain
Opioid painkiller for labour and pain after surgery
Muscle relaxant for surgery
Topical anaesthetic for itching and piles
Local anaesthetic for dental and skin procedures
Short-acting local anaesthetic
Intravenous anaesthetic for induction, maintenance and ICU sedation
Ultra-short-acting ester opioid for IV infusion during surgery
Non-depolarising NMBA for tracheal intubation and surgical relaxation
Long-acting local anaesthetic with less cardiotoxicity than bupivacaine
Inhaled general anaesthetic
Depolarising neuromuscular blocker for rapid sequence intubation. Also called Suxamethonium.
Mu-opioid agonist and noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor for moderate to severe chronic pain
Local anaesthetic for the eye and skin
Barbiturate given IV to start general anaesthesia
Barbiturate anaesthetic for rapid sequence induction
Opioid analgesic for moderate to severe pain
Sedative for children before scans and procedures
Intermediate-acting non-depolarising NMBA for surgery
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