| A | B |
|---|
| cocaine | Local Anesthetic (a controlled substance, topical application only, NEVER injected) |
| procaine (Novacain) | Local Anesthetic (chemically classified as an ester. Allergic reactions more common.) |
| lidocaine (Xylocaine) | Local Anesthetic (fast acting, short duration) |
| bupivicaine (Marcaine, Sensorcaine) | Local Anesthetic (long duration of action) |
| propofol (Diprivan) | Intravenous Induction Agent (popular agent today, accelerates induction and emergency phases without side effects.) |
| fentanyl (Sublimaze) | Narcotic Analgesic (100 times more potent than morphine.) |
| alfentanil (Alfenta) | Narcotic Analgesic |
| sufentanil (Sufenta) | Narcotic Analgesic |
| nitrous oxide | Inhalation Induction & Maintenance Agent (the only agent that does not trigger MH) |
| halothane (Flouthane) | Inhalation Induction & Maintenance Agent |
| enflurane (Ethrane) | Inhalation Induction & Maintenance Agent |
| isoflurane (Forane) | Inhalation Induction & Maintenance Agent |
| desflurane (Suprane) | Inhalation Induction & Maintenance Agent |
| sevoflurane (Sevoflurane) | Inhalation Induction & Maintenance Agent |
| succinylcholine (Anectine) | Neuromuscular Blocking Agent (the only depolarizing muscle relaxant. A known trigger of MH) |
| atracurium besylate (Tracrium) | Neuromuscular Blocking Agent (nondepolarizing muscle relaxant) |
| pancuronium bromide (Pavulon) | Neuromuscular Blocking Agent(nondepolarixing muscle relaxant) |
| fluasenil (Mazicon) | Reversal Agent (will reverse benzodiazepines: Valium/Versed) |
| naloxone (Narcan) | Reversal Agent (will reverse a narcotic) |
| neostigmine (Prostigmine) | Reversal Agent (will reverse nondepolarizing muscle relaxants) |
