What is the difference between Regular ECT and Modified ECT?

Correct option is B

Explanation:

The key difference between Regular (Unmodified) ECT and Modified ECT is the use of general anesthesia (along with a muscle relaxant) in modified ECT.

• Regular ECT: Given without anesthesia or muscle relaxants, which can cause strong muscle contractions and higher risk of injury.

• Modified ECT: Given under short-acting general anesthesia and muscle relaxants, making the procedure safer, more comfortable, and minimizing physical complications.

Hence, the most appropriate single best answer is anesthesia is given.