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Local Anaesthetics: Features, Development and Applications

An Ideal Local Anaesthetic: An ideal local anaesthetic should qualify four principal qualities: it should be selective and effective for action and safe and stable for use. Selective: It should selectively block the function of sensory nerves (reversible paralysis) to produce local analgesia. Effective: It should be effective whether applied topically or upon injection. Onset of action should be rapid. [...]

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List of CNS Stimulants | Pharmacology

Here is a list of twenty-four CNS stimulants. i. Analeptics: Analeptics are drugs which stimulate the C.N.S., particularly the respiratory and other vital centres in the medulla and are used to stimulate and revive the patients with depressed respiratory and cardiovascular centres due to overdose of CNS depressants and produce increased respiratory exchange. These are useful in barbiturates poisoning, drowning, [...]

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Neuro Transmitter: Principles and Basis | Pharmacology

After reading this article you will learn about:- 1. Identification Criteria for a Neuro Transmitter 2. Basic Principles of Transmission 3. Molecular Basis of Transmitter Action. Identification Criteria for a Neuro Transmitter: A neuronal chemical should qualify certain criteria before it can be declared as a transmitter. These include: 1. It should be present in the presynaptic terminal; it should [...]

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