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Effects toxicity

The lowest dose reported to produce any toxic effect (toxic dose low). [Pg.459]

Sensitiveness to Flame. See under Ignition and Explosion of MeN by Flame Sensitiveness to Initiation. MeN is more sensitive, than NG. For example, when it is initiated with a No 1 cap, under w tamping, the detonation effectiveness is equal to 88% of that with a No 8 cap, while NG under the same conditions gives only 33% effectiveness Toxicity and Fire Explosion Hazards are briefly discussed in Refs 11 12 Uses It can be used as a gelatinizer of collod cotton in commercial expls, but its high volatility is objectionable (Ref 2, p 208). Has been used in some rocket propints (Refs 11 12) Method of analysis of MeN is described by Vandoni (Ref 10)... [Pg.129]

A slight toxic effect ( toxic defined as negative effects on health, growth, and reproduction) of the treated receiving water on the green alga Spiropyra species as a typical representative of the P-mesosaprobic zone was observed, when the test unit was subjected to the impact of 40 ppm secondary alkanesulfonates. [Pg.213]

Various criteria can influence the choice of organic solvent that can be used in a biphasic bioreactor degree of solubility of substrates and/or products, inactivation effect, toxicity, flammability, and essentially reactant partition between the phases. Much research has been carried out on this topic [7,8,14,15,33,67]. [Pg.564]

Imipramine3 10-25 75-250 cardiovascular effects delayed onset of action may precipitate mania sexual side effects toxic in overdose weight gain... [Pg.614]

Since POAG is a chronic, often asymptomatic condition, the decision of when and how to treat patients is difficult since the treatment modalities are often expensive and have potential adverse effects or complications. The clinician should evaluate the potential effectiveness, toxicity, and the likelihood of patient adherence for each therapeutic modality. The ideal therapeutic regimen should have maximal effectiveness and patient tolerance to achieve the desired therapeutic response. The American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) publishes Preferred Practice Patterns for POAG and POAG Suspect.2... [Pg.914]

Third as with most toxicological effects, toxic effects to the immune system are dependent upon dose to the target site. The dose-response curve can be used to determine no-effect and low-effect levels for immunotoxicity. These levels can then be compared to the therapeutic levels to assess whether there is an adequate margin of safety for humans. [Pg.583]

In absence of safety pharmacology parameters, the highest doses equal or exceed some adverse effects (toxic range). [Pg.742]

Persoone, G. Cyst-based toxicity tests. I. A promising new tool for rapid and cost-effective toxicity screening of chemicals and effluents. Zeitschr. Fiir Angewandte Zoologie 1991, 78, 235-241. [Pg.59]

Weil, C.S. and D.D. McCollister. 1963. Relationship between short- and long-term feeding studies in designing an effective toxicity test. Agric. Food Chem. 11 486-491. [Pg.295]

Information and claims about side-effects must reflect available evidence or be capable of substantiation by clinical experience. It must not be stated that a product has no side-effects, toxic hazards or risks of addiction. The word safe must not be used without qualification. [Pg.744]

Toxic effects Toxic effects, potentially serious, may be related in frequency and severity to dose or frequency of administration, but have been seen at all doses. These effects can occur at any time during therapy follow patients closely. Most adverse reactions are reversible if detected early. When reactions occur, reduce dosage or discontinue drug and take appropriate corrective measures this could include use of leucovorin calcium. Use caution if therapy is reinstituted. [Pg.1973]

Adverse effects that are not unequivocally related to inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis include hepatic effects (hepatitis, hepatic necrosis, cholestatic jaundice, increased serum aminotransferases), dermal effects (photosensitivities, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis, onycholysis), central nervous system (CNS) effects (headaches, dizziness, tinnitus, deafness, drowsiness, confusion, nervousness, increased sweating, aseptic meningitis), ocular effects (toxic amblyopia, retinal disturbances), and certain renal effects (acute interstitial nephritis, acute papillary necrosis). [Pg.427]

FU has been extensively used in the treatment of skin cancers and a variety of solid tumours, such as breast, colorectal and gastric cancers, usually via intravenous (i.v.) administration. Although this route is generally the most efficient and the least toxic, it is costly and inconvenient [87], Furthermore, treatment of cancer with 5-FU has been found to cause neurotoxic and cardiotoxic side effects. Toxicity also derives from the lack of selectivity of the drug towards tumours, and resistance can occur if the cell produces excess of dump, for competing with the drug in the active site [88]. [Pg.579]

Digoxin Probable induction of cytochrome P450 and P-glycoprotein metabolic pathways Reduced blood levels and effectiveness Toxicity upon cessation of SJW Monitor digoxin levels closely and stop SJW Readjust dose of digoxin if necessary... [Pg.370]

IMidodrine Activates phospholipase C, resulting in increased intracellular calcium and vasoconstriction Vascular smooth muscle contraction increasing blood pressure (BP) Orthostatic hypotension Oral prodrug converted to active drug with a 1-h peak effect Toxicity Produces supine hypertension, piloerection (goose bumps), and urinary retention... [Pg.192]

Pramipexole Direct agonist at D3 Reduces Parkinson s disease Oral 8 h effect Toxicity Nausea... [Pg.619]

Benzocaine is an ester local anesthetic with a moderate onset of action and short duration. It is minimally absorbed and therfore relatively free from systemic adverse effects (toxic range of total dose 200 to 300 mg Tetzlaff, 2000). [Pg.306]


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