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What is the classification of d-Tubocurarine?
Prototype competitive neuromuscular blocker
What is the mechanism of action of d-Tubocurarine?
Reversible competitive antagonism at nicotinic receptors preventing depolarization.
What are the clinical uses of d-Tubocurarine?
Adjuvant drug to general anesthesia, facilitate intubation, and assist mechanical ventilation.
What are the key side effects of d-Tubocurarine?
Histamine release leading to hypotension and bronchoconstriction.
What is the classification of Pancuronium?
Long-acting competitive neuromuscular blocker
What is the mechanism of action of Pancuronium?
Reversible competitive antagonism at nicotinic receptors preventing depolarization.
What are the clinical uses of Pancuronium?
Adjuvant drug to general anesthesia, facilitate intubation, and assist mechanical ventilation.
What is the classification of Vecuronium?
Intermediate