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What is a longer word for medicine?
The similar synonym is "medication."
What does ARVS do?
are a type of medicine that helps you live longer with hiv
What happens when acetylcholine receptors are blocked?
Blocking acetylcholine receptors can lead to a decrease in cholinergic transmission in the body. This can result in muscle weakness, altered heart rate, and impairments in cognitive function. Blocking these receptors is a mechanism of action for certain medications, such as neuromuscular blocking agents used during surgery.
How do you sleep longer?
you can take special medicine.......or sleep very late
If a medicine no longer gives you the same effect you may have developed what?
Tolerance
How do you feed worming medicine on howrse?
Medicines such as these are no longer required in the game.
Which of the following agents is considered to be a slow effect agent?
Ketamine is considered to be a slow effect agent because it has a slower onset of action compared to other anesthetic agents. Its effects may take longer to manifest and may persist for a longer duration.
What are suspending agents?
A suspending agent can reduce the rate that particles in suspension that solids are removed from water. Suspending agents can allow medications to stay in the body longer and avoid caking.
Why is Alka-Seltzer no longer sold in the Philippines?
The people in the Philippines believe that Alka-Seltzer is not a medicine and that Alka-Seltzer should not be considered a medicine
How do you get through the wall blocking the amulet coin in Goldenrod department store basement?
That you have to wait longer beat the at least 6 gyms
How do you use the word ordinarily in a sentence?
Ordinarily he would have used that road, but because the tree was blocking it he had to drive the longer way to work.
What are the benefits of a technology in medicine?
Many kinds of diseases can only determined by technology. Technology also makes the medicine to last longer than its shelf life, a great example for this is preserving a medicine in a refrigerator.
