Anaesthetic action is terminated by redistribution from CNS to other highly vascularised tissues

[Solved] Thiopentone

Q.	Thiopentone
A.	Is not lipid soluble
B.	Can be used IM or IV to induce anaesthesia
C.	Has good analgesic properties
D.	Can cause convulsive movements
E.	Anaesthetic action is terminated by redistribution from CNS to other highly vascularised tissues
Answer» E. Anaesthetic action is terminated by redistribution from CNS to other highly vascularised tissues

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