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Definition Anaesthesia induction is the process of preparing the patient for anaesthesia, an artificially induced state of unconsciousness and painlessness. These preparations follow a fixed scheme. The anaesthetic induction is followed by the anaesthetic continuation, during which this state of unconsciousness is maintained until the operation is finished and the patient can wake up from … The anaesthetic induction

What drugs are used? General anesthesia consists of three groups of drugs. The first group are the anaesthetics which are intended to switch off consciousness. These include, for example, Propofol or some gases. The second group are the painkillers. In most cases these are narcotics, such as Fentanyl. The last group are the muscle relaxants. … What drugs are used? | The anaesthetic induction