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Alcohol-based opium solution - analgesic, frequently misused and abused correct answers Laudanum Distilling sulfuric acid (oil of vitriol) with fortified wine to produce "oleum vitrioli dulce" (sweet oil of vitriol) , Caused chickens to fall asleep and awakened unharmed , Paracelsus recommended the use of ether in treatment of painful illnesses correct answers Diethyl Ether when was nitrous oxide first prepared and by who? correct answers 1. 1773 2. Joseph Priestly Made by heating ammonium nitrate in the presence of iron filings - the evolved gas was passed through water to eliminate toxic oxides of nitrogen before being stored, Difficult to synthesize and store correct answers nitrous oxide what was known for its ability to induce lightheadedness and was often inhaled by those seeking a thrill correct answers nitrous oxide what year did Davy describe nitrous oxide as being useful during surgery correct answers 1844 what was administered on march 30, 1842 by Dr. Crawford Williamson Long to alleviate pain during surgery, Afterwards, the patient reported that he was unaware of the procedure correct answers Ether In 1845 who demonstrated to convince medical and dental profession of the efficacy of nitrous oxide - Failed correct answers Dr. Horace Wells what two doctors found out that low concentrations of ether adequately provided surgical anesthesia without resp. depression correct answers Dr. T.G. Morton and Dr. Charles Jackson when, where, and who administer ether in a public demonstration to remove a neck tumor. "Gentlemen, this is no humbug", America's greatest contribution to nineteenth century medicine correct answers 1. October 16, 1846 2. Massachusetts General Hospital (Ether Dome) 3. Dr. Morton administered ether and Dr. John Collins did surgery who came up with the name anesthesia, greek derivative that denotes a loss of sensation correct answers Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. In 1847 Dr. James Young Simpson was dissatisfied with ether - desired a more pleasant, rapid-acting anesthetic and sampled various volatile chemicals, published findings and encouraged others to use. what was this drug? correct answers Chloroform who and when uses chloroform during her delivery and it ended religious debate about anesthesia? correct answers Queen Victoria in 1853


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