Re: CHemistry involved in RSI

[SUllrich@att.net]

Dwayne, The intenet is always a good option.  Just 
search under the specific medications you wish to 
research.  Most descriptions will include chemical 
stuctures as well as pharmacokinetic properties.  If you 
have access to a medical library, try the textbook, 
Pharmacology and Physiology in Anesthesia Practice by 
Robert Stoelting.  

Steve Ullrich
> I  am working towards my RN degree and for my chemistry class we have to do a 
> presentation on anything chemistry related. Since there seems to be quite a bit 
> of discussion from time to time on RSI, I thought I would do my presentation on 
> RSI. I need some material on the chemistry of how the paralyzing agents used in 
> RSI works on the body. Any info any of you could point me to would be greatly 
> appreciated.
> 
> Dwayne
> NREMTP
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