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Propofol and thiopentone are:

A
Inducing agents
B
Maintenance agents
C
Reversing agents
D
Local anaesthetics
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Ans: a (Inducing agents) Ref: Ajay Yadav, 3rd ed, p. 72Thiopentone is the most commonly used IV anaesthetic agent for induction. Propofol is also used in good centres.Commonly used IV inducing agents:# Thiopentone# Ketamine# Althesin# Opioids# Propofol# Methohexitone# Midazolam
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