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Which drugs are given during rapid sequence intubation?

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Propofol,anectine: Rapid sequence induction means patient has full stomach. We give induction agent like Propofol or etomidate and Anectine rapidly to intubate a patient.

Dr Gujer md fasa agreed

Answered 6/16/2018

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