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in·hal·ant
ihn heI lnt
Noun
1. something that is inhaled
2. a medication to be taken by inhaling it
Adjective
1. used in or intended for inhaling;
"available in oral or inhalant forms"
1804年,源自拉丁语 inhalare 的现在分词 inhalantem(参见 inhale)。名词用法始于1830年。
吸入剂:一种可通过鼻和气管,即通过呼吸道被吸入体内的物质
The first known use of inhalant was circa 1890
inhalationnoun
the act or instance of inhaling
inhalantnoun
something (as a medicine-containing spray) that is inhaled
inhalant1 of 2noun
something (as an allergen or an anesthetic vapor) that is inhaled
any of various often toxic volatile substances (as spray paint, glue, or paint thinner) whose fumes are sometimes inhaled for their euphoric effect
inhalant2 of 2adjective
used for inhaling or constituting an inhalant
inhalant anesthetics
1 At NIDA, he oversaw efforts to investigate the root causes of substance abuse, particularly inhalants.
2 Twenty-five states have approved the use of the drug Naloxone, either as an inhalant or an injection.
3 At the time, Treviño told commissioners he needed the deputies to work in schools fighting truancy or inhalant abuse.
4 Adults represent the majority of people who abuse inhalants, according to CPSC data.
5 The medicine is now available as an inhalant.
6 But the inhalant’s use and misuse seems to be on the rise, fueled by the stress and isolation of the coronavirus pandemic.
7 Officials have said no toxic inhalants were burning on the train and that there would be no mandatory evacuation.
8 Physicians play an important role, too, said Weiss. "Unless physicians ask the right questions and are aware of inhalant use [as a potential problem], then it might go undetected."
Weiss说医生也会起到重要的作用,“除非医生问了正确的问题,并且充分了解吸入剂的使用是一个潜在的危险的时候,吸入剂的检测才能取消。”
9 Beyond eliminating needles and the risks of infection associated with them, the new inhalant system also offers a dry vaccine that doesn't require refrigeration or other special handling.
10 Doherty's parents told local media their daughter, who likely died from cardiac arrest, had no history of drug or inhalant use.
11 The train derailed near Baltimore and officials said no toxic inhalants were burning on the train and no mandatory evacuation was necessary.
12 GSK saw strong demand for HIV drugs and more demand for new respiratory drugs, while the failure of generic companies to win US approval so far for copies of lung inhalant Advair also boosted profits.
13 About 7 percent of 12-year-olds have used an inhalant to get high, compared with about 5 percent who have taken prescription drugs for nonmedical use, the surveys showed.
14 However, when the findings from both studies are combined, it suggests that they can apply to everyone who uses the inhalants, Paques said.
15 Overall, doubling or even quadrupling the amount of inhalant at the onset of a flare-up didn't make patients any less likely to need rescue treatment with swallowed or injected steroids such as prednisone.
16 Therefore, when you have catarrh in the head, a snuff or other inhalant can at most give only temporary relief.
17 Carreno notes "there is a whole class of household products called inhalants in which people get high by sniffing things that are not drugs."
18 Objective to explore the clinical use of sieving detection about inhalant allergens and fx5E in the CAP anaphylactogen detection system among the pathogen diagnosis of childhood asthma.
目的探讨过敏原检测(CAP)系统中吸入性变应原和食物性变应原过筛检测在儿童哮喘病原诊断中的临床意义。
19 Nicholas Helman, 20, of Hatboro, a Philadelphia suburb, had previously pleaded guilty to attempted murder, risking a catastrophe and other charges for trying to poison his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend with the lethal inhalant.
20 In seconds, the airways expanded to 90 percent of their original volume — three times as much as they did with the beta 2 agonist inhalant.
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