What Are the Different Types of Anesthesia Drugs?
Narcotic drugs refer to drugs that have an anesthetic effect on the central nervous system, are continuously used, abused, or are used unreasonably, which are prone to physical and mental dependence and can addictive. Commonly used narcotic drugs are acetorphine, acetofafyl fentanyl, methamphetamine and the like.
- Drug Name
- Narcotic Drugs
- Alias
- Anesthetic
- Whether prescription drugs
- prescription
- Dosage
- Follow the pharmacist's judgment
- Main medication contraindications
- Follow the pharmacist's judgment
- Athletes use with caution
- Use with caution
- Whether to include health insurance
- Incorporate
- Drug type
- Anesthetic
- Narcotic drugs refer to drugs that have an anesthetic effect on the central nervous system, are continuously used, abused, or are used unreasonably, which are prone to physical and mental dependence and can addictive. Commonly used narcotic drugs are acetorphine, acetofafyl fentanyl, methamphetamine and the like.
Classification of Narcotic Drugs
- According to the International Anti-Drug Convention, active psychoactive substances are divided into: Habitforming Drugs, Spirit Drugs, and other dependent drugs.
- In terms of natural properties, such substances are used reasonably under strict management. It has certain clinical treatment value and is called medicine.
- In terms of natural attributes, if they are compulsively sought for abnormal needs, such substances have no clinical therapeutic significance and are called drugs.
- The term drugs is therefore a relative concept. Of course, there are still some drugs (such as heroin, etc.) that are no longer used as drugs due to their high drug addiction and so on. They are only considered as drugs.
- Anesthetic drugs can be broadly divided into:
- Opioids: Includes opioids of natural origin and the active ingredients extracted from them.
- Cocaine: cocaine, cocaine, etc.
- Cannabis: Includes various cannabis preparations whose active ingredient is THC
- There are also some synthetic preparations for clinical use.
Narcotic drugs
- Narcotic drugs are drugs that have a certain dependence potential,
- Normal use of narcotic drugs is good for health. However, after continuous abuse of some narcotic drugs, they are prone to physical dependence and addiction. Use and storage should be strictly managed. Narcotic drugs are not drugs. Including opioids, cocaine, cannabis, synthetic narcotics and other addictive drugs, medicinal raw plants and their preparations designated by the State Food and Drug Administration.
Narcotic Drugs List
- Catalog of Varieties of Narcotic Drugs (2013 Edition) [1]
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Notes on Narcotic Drugs
- Note: 1. The above varieties include their possible salts and unilateral preparations (unless otherwise specified).
- 2. The above varieties include their possible isomers, esters and ethers (unless otherwise specified).
- 3. The narcotic drugs with * in the catalogue are the ones produced and used in China.
- Anesthesia refers to the use of drugs or non-drug methods to temporarily lose the body or part of the body to achieve the purpose of painlessness, and is mostly used for surgery or the treatment of certain diseases. [1]
History of Narcotic Drug Research
- Anesthetic is one of the achievements of ancient Chinese surgery. As early as 2000 years ago, there were practical applications of narcotics and awakening drugs in Chinese medicine. "Lie Zi · Tang Wen Pian" described Bian Qiang as a public servant and Qi Ying treating the disease. "Bian Qiang then drank two poisonous wines and was stunned for three days. He opened his chest to explore the heart and easily placed it. Wu Ruchu ... "The story of" poisoned wine "and" stupefaction "patients undergoing surgery and then using" magic drugs "to wake up. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, in the 2nd century AD, the ancient Chinese medical scientist Hua Yan invented "Ma Bo San", which was selected as the world's earliest anesthetic by the Chinese World Record Association; Hua Ma was selected by the Chinese World Record Association as the earliest anesthetic agent in the world. people. Ma Bosan created the world's most ancient medicine. As an anesthetic during surgery. According to the "Hou Han Book", Hua Di invented Ma Bo San, "If the disease is in the end, the acupuncture can't reach it, but the boiled boiled with alcohol first, but drunk without any notice, because the boil broke the back Draw and accumulate. If it is in the stomach, cut off and wash, remove the disease, and then suture, Fu Yishen ointment, healing in four or five days, and healed within one month. "This paragraph about tumor removal or gastrointestinal anastomosis The description is strikingly consistent with the scenes of modern surgery, and it is no wonder Hua Hua has been revered as the first person in the world to use anesthetics for thoracic surgery. The advent of the traditional Chinese medicine anesthetic "Ma Bo San" has greatly promoted the development of foreign sciences and has a considerable impact on future generations. Hua Yao invented and used anesthetics about 1600 years before Western medical scientists used them for surgery. Therefore, Chinachem is not only China's first, but also the world's first developer and user of anesthetics. Regrettably, Hua Yuan's works and the formula of hemp boiling powder have been lost. Western medical laughter, ether, chloroform and other chemical anesthetics have only undergone surgical operations for about 150 years. However, in the Middle Ages, Europe also secretly used drugs such as smoldering or perspiration. The American Lawall published "The History of World Pharmacy" in 1926. He believed that an anesthetic used by Arabs in the Middle Ages might have been passed on from China, because the famous Chinese doctor Hua Yan was good at this technique, and he also said that Hua Ying is "Hippocrates of China" (father of Greek medicine in the 5th century BC). Here, we can trace the clues of Ma Bosan to the West from Western notes and novels. In 1298, the Italian Marco Polo wrote in his travels the Arab country's legend about "mountain old" Alating. In order to train the assassins, "Shan Lao" anesthetized the young people with a narcotic liquor and sent them to the "Elysium Country" for enjoyment. After a while, they were anesthetized and sent back for training. Chapters 23 and 24) Although there is no clear evidence of whether this narcotic wine was passed from China, this approach is very similar to the plot in "The Palace of Heaven" in "Liao Zhai Zhi Yi". In the famous book "Ten Days Talk", Bachach, who was later than Marco Pollo slightly, mentioned that a monastery chief obtained a medicinal powder from Le Wang's prince, which is said to be a medicinal powder for "Lao Lao". Depending on the amount of use, you can let the person taking the drug sleep longer or shorter, as if sleeping. The second day of The Tenth Talk (the third day of the story, the eighth story). In another story, a doctor named Ma Caiao Taizhu Monta had refined an anaesthetic so that a patient could drink it and let him sleep as often as possible in order to have a smooth operation ("Ten Days" "The fourth day, the tenth story". This indicates that narcotics have been transmitted from Arab countries to Europe. The later Italian writer Bendello, who was later than Buccaccio, wrote a collection of short stories in the 16th century. In the second volume of the story, the love tragedy of Romeo and Juliet was described, in which the priest gave Juliet medicine powder and died. Later, British Shakespeare wrote the famous drama "Romeo and Juliet" based on this story. From these materials you can further see the clues of oral anesthetics to the west. In fact, this type of oral anesthetic has not been widely spread and used in Europe. For a long time, when pulling teeth, amputating or medical war wounds in Europe, they mostly tied the patient or hit the head with a stick and knocked the patient out. The chemical anesthesia method was created only 150 years ago, pioneering western medical surgery, and later developed into anesthetic injections for injection, which have spread widely throughout the world. Anesthesia decoction is unique to China. The amount of anesthesia can control the depth and time of anesthesia, and overdose will cause false death. This has also been used by bad guys. Zhou Mi in the Southern Song Dynasty pointed out in the "Second Sequel to Guixin" that "or Yun, Today's corrupt officials, who have been dirty and overflowing, have been sued, but who are serving the hundred day dan, is it necessary to use this? "The corrupt officials use oral anesthesia to fake death to escape the deserved punishment. This should be another anesthetic. This kind of improper use, but also shows that the medicinal properties of traditional Chinese medicine anesthetics have been grasped by more people.