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increasing the pH of LA solution diffusion across the cell membrane is hastened
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increasing the pH of LA solution diffusion across the cell membrane is hastened
decrese in the pH decreses diffusion across the cell membrane & abcess has low ph
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Formulations of carbonated LA are the result of this very kinetic of the local anaesthetics! icon_confused.gif
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LOCAL ANAESTHETICS ARE INEFFECTIVE IN INFECTED TISSUE
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Local anaesthetics block action potential generated by blocking Na+ channels
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ujwals wrote:
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increasing the pH of LA solution diffusion across the cell membrane is hastened
decrese in the pH decreses diffusion across the cell membrane & abcess has low ph


you are absolutely correct about pH of an abscess icon_wink.gif and that is the precise reason LA are not effective when injected in the infected tissue icon_idea.gif
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Quick Scroll 08.08.06 (1 year ago) #17

i got a got in cross its given affect of LA IS MOST ON C . .. but ajiay yadav says its B WHAT TO FOLLOW
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LOCAL ANAESTHETICS ARE INEFFECTIVE IN INFECTED TISSUE


well not exactly! they are less effective and the carbonated LA formulations are attempts to overcome this problem.
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lady allergic 2 lidocaine, will do vulval biopsy, wht u give her?
a topical prilocaine and lidocaine
b prilocaine infiltration
c bupivacaine
d no anesthesia

what is the correct answer here?
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allergy to lidocaine rules out the choice a)
bupivacaine may be used and is easily available
prilocaine may be used (availability ?)
no Anaesthesia is not humane
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