A flammable hydrocarbon gas used as a general anaesthetic and in organic synthesis.
Flammable anesthetic gas that provides good anesthesia and skeletal muscle relaxation with minimal side effects, but has been largely replaced by safer, nonflammable anesthetic agents.
A general anesthetic, administered by inhalation for all types of surgical operation. It can cause postoperative nausea, vomiting, and headache.
One of the most potent of the anaesthetics given by inhalation. Its advantages are that it acts quickly, causes little irritation to the lungs, and its effects pass off quickly.