all the local anesthetics are Basic Drugs local anesthetics cross the membrane in non ionized for and block the Na channels in ionized form local anesthetics are of 2 types Ester and Amide but the name of both type of local anesthetics end with CAINE [ad] mechanism of action of local anesthesia Ester Amide cocaine lignocaine procaine bupivacaine chlorprocaine prilocaine tetracaine Etidocaine benzocaine ropivacaine Dibucaine So What is the significance of amide and ester and why should we always keep in mind which is ester and which is amide?? ans- we should always remember which group is ester an
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