volatile agent meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. However, certain pharmacokinetic properties of volatile agents have become another point of comparison.
2. Purely gaseous agents such as chlorine are nonpersistent, as are highly volatile agents such as sarin.
3. The performance of the plenum vaporizer depends extensively on the saturated vapour pressure of the volatile agent.
4. Volatile agents are frequently compared in terms of potency, which is inversely proportional to the minimum alveolar concentration.
5. Nitrous oxide and xenon are gases at room temperature rather than liquids, so they are not considered volatile agents.
6. Clonidine premedication reduces the need for anaesthetic induction agents, for volatile agents to maintain general anaesthesia, and for postoperative analgesics.
7. A typical volatile agent, isoflurane, has a saturated vapour pressure of 32kPa ( about 1 / 3 of an atmosphere ).
8. Volatile agents are specially formulated organic liquids that evaporate readily into vapors, and are given by inhalation for induction and / or maintenance of general anesthesia.
9. Drawover vaporizers may be used with any liquid volatile agent ( including older agents such as diethyl ether or chloroform, although it would be dangerous to use desflurane ).
10. All of the volatile agents can be used alone or in combination with other medications to maintain anesthesia ( nitrous oxide is not potent enough to be used as a sole agent ).