Question 109 · LDEK · Local anesthetics
The anesthetic that can be used only in superficial anesthesia is:
- A. procaine.
- B. ropivacaine.
- C. prilocaine.
- D. tetracaine.
- E. benzocaine.
Hint
Look for the ester so poorly soluble in water that it exists only as gels, ointments and sprays.
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