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Meanings of digitalin in English
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digitalina Synonyms
Examples for "digitalis"
Examples for "digitalis"
1
The dose of digitalis under such a condition should not be large.
2
Mrs. Peniston glanced at the clock, and swallowed a tablet of digitalis.
3
Digitalinum, one of the active principles of digitalis, is not very satisfactory.
4
Kohuhorn mentions a death from what might be called chronic digitalis poisoning.
5
Strychnin may also be given, and digitalis, hypodermically, if it seems indicated.
1
Substances structurally and functionally similar to digitalis glycosides are produced by several vertebrate species.
2
The goal of this study was to determine whether these substances have arrhythmogenic effects comparable with those seen with toxic doses of digitalis glycosides.
Usage of digitalin in English
1
In the excitement of leaving Elaine's we had forgotten the bottle of digitalin.
2
Those digitalin leaves were deliberately mixed with the sage, knowing what the result would be.
3
Wouldn't the simplest and easiest way be to arrange for everyone to be poisoned-actuallyby digitalin leaves?
4
The physiological antidotes are atropine and digitalin or strophanthin, which should be injected subcutaneously in maximal doses.
5
He took down a bottle of digitalin from a cabinet, adding, "only it was too late in this case."
6
'You're assuming-aren'tyou?-thatSir Ambrose had the kind of heart that digitalin would affect adversely?
7
"I would say that one of the latest and best is digitalin given hypodermically."
8
"Do you remember what became of the bottle of digitalin?"
9
'It was poisoning by digitalin-isthat right?'
10
'Well, it would mean that he would have digitalin in his possession quite naturally-withouthaving to account for it.
Frequent collocations
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