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administer sedatives to
patients in
order to dull the patient's
anxiety related to
painful or anxiety-provoking procedures.
Although sedatives do not relieve...
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insomnia (sleeplessness). This
group of
drugs is
related to
sedatives.
Whereas the term
sedative describes drugs that
serve to calm or
relieve anxiety, the...
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neurological condition which results from
repeated withdrawal episodes from
sedative–hypnotic
drugs such as
alcohol and benzodiazepines. Each
withdrawal leads...
- plasma-bound
concentrations of the drug.
Users who
consume alcohol or
other sedatives after the drug's
effects have worn off, but
before it has
cleared the...
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Substances that may
cause this
toxidrome are opioids. The
symptoms of
sedative/hypnotic
toxidrome include ataxia,
blurred vision, coma, confusion, delirium...
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disorder Sedative,
hypnotic or
anxiolytic induced mood
disorder Sedative,
hypnotic or
anxiolytic induced anxiety Amnestic disorder due to use of
sedatives, hypnotics...
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spectra of
drugs to
safely immobilize them.
Since 1967,
hollow bullets with
sedatives for
immobilization of wild
animals began to be used in the USSR. In the...
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Methaqualone is a
hypnotic sedative. It was sold
under the
brand names Quaalude (/ˈkweɪluːd/ KWAY-lood) and
Sopor among others,
which contained 300 mg...
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substantial quantities of Valium, Thorazine, Talwin, Demerol, and
other sedatives, hypnotics, and analgesics.
Human Secobarbital is used in ****isted dying...
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Diphenhydramine (DPH) is an
antihistamine and
sedative first developed by
George Rieveschl and put into
commercial use in 1946. It is
available as a generic...
