How do you know you're anti-anesthetic
Sep 03, 2022
(1) Spinal anesthesia.
1) Subarachnoid block anesthesia:
2) Epidural block anesthesia (including sacral block).
(2) Plexus block: such as cervical plexus, brachial plexus block.
(3) Nerve block: such as intercostal nerve block, sciatic nerve block, etc.
(4) Regional nerve block and local infiltration anesthesia.
(5) Topical anesthesia: submucosal nerve block.
(6) Local veins: local anesthetics were injected intravenously after circulation was blocked by the limb.
With the development of modern anesthesia technology, the application of compound anesthesia is more and more, and compound anesthesia is the combination of more than two kinds of anesthesia technology.
According to the location and characteristics of local anesthetics, the anesthetic effect of local anesthetics is generally "all or nothing", which can be simply understood as "pain" or "no pain".
From the professional point of view of anesthesiologists, anti-anesthetic drugs should appear in the life pain perception or the process of general anesthesia.
The perception of pain in each person's life may be different, which is described in medicine by the pain threshold. For example, if someone has a low pain threshold, it can be simply understood that a small amount of pain that others would consider trivial is "very painful" in their response. People with low pain threshold will unconsciously produce the cognition of "I am afraid of pain", which will become the potential crowd of "anti-anesthetic drugs".
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