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Tranexamic acid 13.C.3 16.C.17 20.B.9 27.C.7 31.B.11 5.C.I-17 57.C.24 58.C.16 9.C.11 Cardiac Anesthesia Intravenous Medications
Trans retinoic acid
Tranylcypromine
Triamterene
Triiodothyronine
Trimethoprim 39.C.4 4.D.1
Tromethamine 16.C.16 27.C.6
Tropicamide
Tubocurarine 55.B.3 56.C.12 57.C.5 Characteristics of Commonly Used Muscle Relaxants The Metabolism, Elimination, and Histamine Release of Muscle Relaxants
Tylenol
Ultram
Urea
Urokinase
Valproic acid
Vancomycin 13.B.2 16.B.5 25.B.3
Vasopressin
Vecuronium
Venlafaxine Electroconvulsive Therapy Intraoperative Management - Electroconvulsive Therapy Medical Disease and Differential Diagnosis - Electroconvulsive Therapy Postoperative Management - Electroconvulsive Therapy Preoperative Evaluation and Preparation - Electroconvulsive Therapy The Most Common Side Effects and Anesthetic Interactions of Psychiatric Medications
Verapamil 11.C.11 11.D.1 14.A.6 14.C.13 25.A.17 25.C.1 54.B.5 54.C.6 Cardiovascular Effects of Calcium Channel Blockers Intraoperative Control of Hypertension
Versed
Visken
vitamin A
Vitamin D 25.A.4 25.A.5 25.A.7 31.A.8 43.A.3 56.A.4 The Most Common Side Effects and Anesthetic Interactions of Psychiatric Medications
Vitamin K 20.B.9 27.C.10 27.C.11 31.A.8 31.B.7 31.C.9 57.C.24
Warfarin 10.C.6 31.A.1 47.B.1 51.A.13 57.C.24 60.B.2
Welchol
Zafirlukast
Zaleplon
Zinc 26.A.13 5.C.II-9
Zolpidem