Describe why some anesthetic drugs contain MPF but some do not
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Methylparaben is a preservative with antibiotic and antifungal effects that is often added to liquid anesthetic drugs that are in vials or ampules. Some patients have an immediate and severe allergic reaction to methylparaben, and so it has been eliminated from some anesthetic drugs and those are labeled as MPF (methylparaben free).
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