Question 150 · LDEK · Local anesthetics
Which anaesthetic should not be used in patients with cardiologic history, who require administration of drugs that decrease the heart rate?
- A. lidocaine.
- B. articaine.
- C. bupivacaine.
- D. mepivacaine.
- E. ropivacaine.
Hint
Choose the most cardiotoxic amide anaesthetic, whose blockade of myocardial sodium channels is strong and long-lasting.
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