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Palonosetron 61.D.2 Choices of Antiemetic Agents in Adults: Dosage and Timing
Pancuronium
Papaverine 25.A.17 21.D.8 25.C.1
Paracetamol 51.A.4 51.C.7 51.C.4
Penicillamine
Penicillin 29.B.10 25.B.3
Pentazocine Common Medications in the Perioperative Period with Potential Neurological Effects 51.B.6
Pentobarbital 16.B.5 1.C.4 17.B.2
Pentothal
Persantine
Phenelzine
Phenoxybenzamine 11.A.12 22.D.1 22.B.2 48.B.14
Phentolamine 11.A.12 48.B.15 Intravenous Drugs to Control Intraoperative Hypertension 22.C.4 Intraoperative Control of Hypertension
Phenytoin 16.A.3 20.D.4 28.B.6 Commonly Used Drugs in Seizure Control 19.B.9 24.C.15 56.A.13
Phosphate 25.A.7 31.C.10 35.A.4 5.C.II-9 25.A.5 27.C.10 32.A.1 5.C.I-16 Types of Sickle Cell Crises
Phospholine Iodide
Physostigmine 34.A.10 13.E.6 Rapid Assessment of Persistent Coma Immediately Postcraniotomy
Pilocarpine
Pioglitazone
Piperacillin
Plavix 14.A.8 51.A.13
Pneumovax
Potassium chloride
Prasugrel 14.A.8 51.A.13 31.A.1
Prazosin 22.B.2 11.A.12 48.B.14
Precose
Prednisone 1.B.15 16.D.6 25.B.3 53.A.7 Medical Disease and Differential Diagnosis - Myasthenia Gravis Postoperative Management - Myasthenia Gravis 13.D.10 2.B.3 25.D.2 Intraoperative Management - Myasthenia Gravis Myasthenia Gravis Preoperative Evaluation and Preparation - Myasthenia Gravis
Paclitaxel
Paromomycin
Perphenazine