Words to Describe morphine
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Things morphine often describes ("morphine ________")
- habit
- aggression
- receptors
- dosage
- powder
- increases
- sulphas
- metabolism
- actions
- infusions
- depression
- prostigmin
- combination
- injection
- disposition
- kinetics
- base
- withdrawal
- chloroform
- grain
- preparations
- cocaine
- combinations
- sulphate
- bupivacaine
- premedication
- anaesthesia
- treatment
- use
- dependence
- fiends
- alkaloid
- acts
- oxygen
- sulfate
- clearance
- acetate
- suppression
- tolerance
- mixture
- acquisition
- metabolites
- addicts
- overdosage
- microinjection
- intoxication
- anesthesia
- alkaloids
- glucuronide
- chloralose
- takers
- pharmacokinetics
- codeine
- administration
- poisoning
- abstinence
- narcosis
- reward
- type
- analgesia
- poison
- infusion
- suppositories
- injections
- inhibition
- addiction
- consumption
- hydrochloride
- antagonists
- sedation
- responsiveness
- antagonist
- derivatives
- addict
- pharmacotherapy
- causes
- elixir
- solution
- effects
- signs
- blocks
- syndrome
- induced
- tablets
- symptoms
- therapy
- doses
- salts
How morphine often is described ("________ morphine")
- extra
- medicinal
- regular
- opiate
- patient
- sublingual
- inhaled
- intermittent
- opioid
- diacetyl
- intramuscular
- sustained
- powdered
- lumbar
- administer
- parenteral
- endogenous
- subcutaneous
- alkaloid
- conjugated
- much
- scopolamine
- hyperbaric
- injectable
- term
- chronic
- acute
- spinal
- more
- less
- potent
- crystallizable
- preoperative
- postoperative
- pharmaceutical
- slow
- injected
- acetyl
- intrathecal
- intraspinal
- little
- subarachnoid
- unchanged
- enough
- sufficient
- synthetic
- liquid
- crude
- derivative
- epidural
- caudal
- free
- extradural
- hydrophilic
- oral
- rectal
- buccal
- articular
- controlled
- intraventricular
- exogenous
- hourly
- narcotic
- intravenous
- thoracic
- continuous
- topical
- pure
- nebulized
- hypodermic
- severe
- bound
- crystalline
- systemic
- preliminary
- acting
- multiple
- isolated
