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Meanings of morphin in English
Chemical compound.
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Examples for "morphine"
Examples for "morphine"
1
However, I have never seen a commercial advertising the latest designer morphine.
2
She said the morphine dose was not mentioned as a possible cause.
3
Yet, it had a different selectivity profile than either morphine or morphine-6beta-glucuronide.
4
The doctor had easy access to morphine and had become an addict.
5
Patients undergoing a FIB required almost 50 mg less oral morphine pre-operatively.
1
He gave personal testimony as to the taste of acetate of morphia.
2
There was the morphia, and yonder the night drink within her reach.
3
The morphia and the sense of her nearness filled him with content.
4
Before he left that night, he injected me with morphia as well.
5
Soon Nadenka grew used to that phrase as to alcohol or morphia.
1
A reasonably safe initial dose is morphine sulfate 1 mg intrathecally.
2
The availability of preservative-free, concentrated morphine sulfate enables larger doses to be safely and comfortably administered.
3
Alteplase was not stable in the presence of heparin sodium, morphine sulfate, or dobutamine and was not active in the presence of dopamine hydrochloride.
4
Avinza, known generically as morphine sulfate, is approved to treat chronic moderate-to-severe pain in patients who need continuous relief for a longer period of time.
5
The INFUSAID model 400 totally implantable drug delivery system was implanted in 17 patients for the continuous infusion of spinally administered preservative-free morphine sulfate.
Usage of morphin in English
1
The safest hypnotic, if one is needed, is morphin in small doses.
2
The addition of atropin to the morphin will prevent depression from the morphin.
3
He is still sufficiently shrewd to secure morphin in violation of the law.
4
If the heart is very weak, small closes of morphin may be used.
5
Various forms of morphin are also used, as also is narcophin.
6
The woman was placed in bed, on the right side, and morphin was administered.
7
Chaffee speaks of recovery after the ingestion of 18 grains of morphin without vomiting.
8
Apparently morphin and nitrous oxid both act through this interference with oxidation in the brain.
9
The sleep commenced at the age of nine, after repeated large doses of quinin and morphin.
10
Therefore at night it might well be combined with a possible necessary hypodermic injection of morphin.
11
The dose of morphin need not be large, and the atropin may prevent nausea from the drug.
12
As stated above, the frequent need for morphin may be prevented by use of the ice bag.
13
Both these were controlled by morphin.
14
If there is insomnia, morphin in small doses will not only cause sleep, but also not hurt the heart.
15
Jane Carlyle became an invalid, and sought to allay her nervous sufferings with strong tea and tobacco and morphin.
16
Its scientific name is diacetyl-morphin.
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Morphin through the time