Which of the following does not typically have an effect on the ability to achieve profound anesthesia?
A) Anatomical barriers
B) Choice of anesthetic
C) Volume of anesthetic administered
D) Psychological barriers

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The choice of anesthetic generally does not affect the ability to achieve profound anesthesia as much as factors like anatomical barriers, the volume of anesthetic administered, and psychological barriers do. The effectiveness of anesthesia depends more on proper technique, overcoming physical and psychological barriers, and administering an adequate volume, rather than the specific anesthetic chosen.

Which of the Following Does Not Typically Have an Effect