Question 62 (part 2) · LDEK · Local anesthetics
Local anesthetic metabolized in plasma is:
- A. lidocaine
- B. mepivacaine
- C. articaine
- D. bupivacaine
- E. prilocaine
Hint
One amide also carries an ester side group, so most of it is inactivated in the blood rather than in the liver.
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