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Question 6 What is the mechanism of action for intravenous (IV) general anesthetics? O Close receptors that cause inhibitory responses. O Close Na+ channels. O Activate receptors that cause inhibitory responses. Activate excitatory receptors.

Question 7 Local anesthetics work by nos O blocking sodium. O increasing norepinephrine. O inhibiting acetylcholine. O decreasing serotonin.

Question 8 Acetaminophen is the drug of choice for O preventing platelet aggregation. O reducing fever and aches. O anti-inflammatory activity. O allergic reactions.

Question 9 Opiods can be indicated for which of the following? Select all that apply. Mild pain. Severe pain. Suppress bowel motility. Hypotension. Decrease cough reflex.

Question 10 is indicated for cholinergic crisis. naloxone. O N-acetylcysteine. flumazenil. O neostigmine.