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Перевод: barbiturate

[существительное]
барбитурат

Тезаурус:

1. When urethane was replaced by a longacting barbiturate anaesthetic, phenobarbital, progressing restitution and repair of the ethanol damaged gastric mucosa was seen one and three hours after ethanol.
2. Most dogs are humanely destroyed by an intravenous injection of a powerful barbiturate or a mixture of a barbiturate and other drugs.
3. When she refused he took an overdose of his barbiturate tablets in front of her.
4. It is also used to restore I breathing following a barbiturate overdose
5. It seems that we must similarly accept the quoted 3,000 poisoning deaths and 100,000 hospitalizations per year from barbiturate overdose, because the industry contributes 168 million each year in exports
6. Depressed and anxious patients who sought refuge from their troubles by taking an overdose remained unconscious for a time but did not die of respiratory failure or asphyxiation, as happened only too readily after an overdose of barbiturate.
7. This finding is consistent with other reports showing that restitution of the damaged mucosa takes place in barbiturate anaesthetised rats.
8. Charles's receiving barbiturate medication (unnecessarily) for insomnia (9 months).
9. Injection of sodium amylobarbitone (a barbiturate anaesthetic agent) into the common carotid artery results in the drug being circulated through the cerebral vascular system.
10. He saw Dad feeling his way down the last flight of stairs, the pyjamas, the slippers, the blue cardigan cut off just above the elbows, feeling his way through some kind of thick barbiturate mist.
11. Looking for specific physical signs, such as the nodding head of heroin users, the lack of general motivation in cannabis users, acute wildness in amphetamine or cocaine users or slowness in barbiturate or tranquilliser users may all be totally unrewarding.
12. This was borne out very clearly in the parallel decline in barbiturate prescribing, and both non-fatal overdoses (Barraclough 1976) and suicides (Jones 1977).