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Sedatives are things that relax you and slow down body functions, also called depressants. They include things like alcohol and most prescription pain relievers as well as muscle relaxants and things like Valium.
Tranquilizers/anesthetics impair nerve communication between brain and body. Things like ketamine and dextromethorphan are tranquilizers.
What they give you when you are nervous an hour before surgery is a sedative, what they give you right before hand that knocks you out and stops you from feeling anything is a tranquilizer/anesthetic.
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Is it safe to take horse tranqulizers?
no not really
What are the three most common drugs that affect your driving abilities?
stimulats maryjuanna tranqulizers
Is it lethal to take overdose of sedatives with whiskey?
It can be lethal to take an overdose of sedatives with or without alcohol.
How do you prevent nerves?
Sedatives.
Does Walgreen's sell sedatives?
Walgreens does have prescription sedatives in their pharmacy. The store also has over the counter sleeping aids such as Tylenol PM.
What can I expirience taking sedatives?
Sedatives are a category of drugs that are CNS depressants. Sedatives have calming qualities; they reduce agitation and excitement. The most common side effect is drowsiness, and at high doses can cause slurred speech, slow reflexes, and hallucinations.
When were tranqulizers invented?
Tranquilizers were an invention that came from simple messing around with roots of a shrub in 1952. The two who made this discovery are Robert Robinson and Emil Schittler.
What happens when you get caught using sedatives?
you get in trouble
Do sedatives work in a dental extraction?
Yes.
When were sedatives invented?
Probably hundreds of millenniums ago, when the first early hunter-gatherer happened upon an opium poppy. Sedatives were not invented, they were discovered.
What are the names of some sedatives?
chloral hydrate- ambien - diazepam/valium- i just did a report on this. you can find out some very interesting information about sedatives if you just google it !
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