The drug not belonging to amide group_______________?
Correct answer: A. Procaine
- A. Procaine
- B. Xylocaine
- C. Lignocaine
- D. Bupivacaine
Explanation
Procaine is an ester local anaesthetic, whereas xylocaine (lignocaine), bupivacaine, and other listed agents are amide local anaesthetics. Xylocaine and lignocaine are two names for the same drug.
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