<prompt> During maintenance of a general inhaled anaesthetic for urgent non-obstetric surgery, one would expect this difference in the pregnant patient versus a non-pregnant patientMinimal change in depth of anaesthesiaSlower emergence from anaesthesiaFaster induction of anaesthesiaThere is no difference  <response>: In pregnancy, FRC of lungs is decreased and minute ventilation is increased, which results in increase in rate of change of alveolar concentration of inhaled anaesthetic. This increases speed of induction. 