Correct option is C
The correct answer is:(c) Nitrous oxide, Chloroform
Explanation:
The pair of compounds that are commonly used as anesthesia in medicine are Nitrous oxide and Chloroform.
- Nitrous oxide (often referred to as "laughing gas") is commonly used for its analgesic and anesthetic properties. It is frequently used in dental and minor surgical procedures. 
- Chloroform was historically used as a general anesthetic for surgeries but is now less commonly used due to its potential toxicity and the development of safer alternatives. 
Information Booster:
• Nitrous oxide is used as a mild anesthetic in dental surgeries and as a sedative in combination with other drugs.
• Chloroform was historically the preferred anesthetic but has been largely replaced by safer anesthetics like halothane and isoflurane.
• Nitrous oxide is often used in combination with oxygen in anesthetic mixtures to enhance its effects.
• Anesthesia can be either local or general, with general anesthesia inducing unconsciousness and lack of sensation throughout the body.
• The use of Nitrous oxide and Chloroform is controlled due to their potential side effects and the risk of abuse (especially nitrous oxide).
