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When patients say that they're allergic to a local anesthetic, they're probably A. allergic to the "-caine" drug family to which most anesthetics belong. B. allergic to the glass carpule the solution rests in. C. allergic to the metal in the needle. D. referring to a tachycardia response to the vasoconstrictor.

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C

you are allergic to the metal in a needle

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When patients say that they're allergic to a local anesthetic, they're probably allergic to the "-caine" drug family to which most anesthetics belong.

What is allergy to anesthesia?

  • Anaphylaxis is a term used to describe a severe, potentially fatal allergic reaction.
  • It's an unpredictably dangerous disorder in which symptoms rapidly worsen after coming into contact with a triggering agent. Insect stings, food, and drugs are some of the most prevalent triggers.
  • Anesthesiologists utilize a range of drugs to keep patients safe and comfortable during surgery, all of which have the potential to produce an allergic response or anaphylaxis if administered to a patient who is allergic to them.
  • Neuromuscular blocking medicines (paralytics), antibiotics, and latex are the most prevalent causes of allergic responses in the operating room.

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