Regarding IV anaesthetic agents

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Thiopentone is metabolised at a rate of 40-50% per hour in humans following a single dose

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Ketamine is the induction agent of choice in a head injured patient

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Propofol has a slow offset of action

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Etomidate causes hypotension more commonly than thiopentone

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Ideal agents for neuroleptanalgesia are fentanyl and droperidol

1.	Regarding IV anaesthetic agents
A.	Ketamine is the induction agent of choice in a head injured patient
B.	Propofol has a slow offset of action
C.	Etomidate causes hypotension more commonly than thiopentone
D.	Ideal agents for neuroleptanalgesia are fentanyl and droperidol
E.	Thiopentone is metabolised at a rate of 40-50% per hour in humans following a single dose
Answer» E. Thiopentone is metabolised at a rate of 40-50% per hour in humans following a single dose

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