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Vomit, desire

Nausea is an unpleasant sensation of a desire to vomit or of an impending vomiting episode. When prolonged, it may occur in waves and may not always be followed by vomiting. [Pg.459]

Some adverse reactions are desirable, for example, the depressing effect of certain antineoplastic drugs on the bone marrow because this adverse drag reaction is essential in the treatment of the leukemias. Other adverse reactions are not desirable, for example, severe vomiting or diarrhea. [Pg.592]

Fenvalerate toxicity is antagonized by atropine sulfate or methocarbamol, which may be effective in treating severe cases of poisoning (Hiromori et al. 1986). Conversely, some compounds exacerbate the toxicity of fenvalerate and interfere with a desired use. Domestic cats (Felis domes-ticus) treated with Fendeet (an aerosol mixture of fenvalerate and A-A-diethyl-m-toluamide) to control fleas and ticks sometimes show signs of toxicosis, such as tremors, hypersalivation, ataxia, vomiting, depression, and seizures. Signs usually appeared within hours of topical application, and females and juveniles seem to be the most sensitive groups. The demonstrated ability of N-N-diethyl-m-toluamide to enhance the dermal absorption of fenvalerate is the probable cause of toxicosis (Dorman et al. 1990). [Pg.1119]

The recommended doses represent a compromise between a desirable controlled reversal and the need for prompt response and adequate duration of action. Using higher dosages or shorter intervals between incremental doses may increase the incidence and severity of symptoms related to acute withdrawal such as nausea, vomiting, elevated blood pressure, and anxiety. [Pg.379]

DOSAGE - 80 mg (2 drops) for non or light smokers. Up to 6 drops may be necessary for heavy smokers. Larger doses will work more quickly, but caution should be used as large doses occasionally cause forceful vomiting. Little or no nicotine may be left in the stomach to produce the desired effect. [Pg.107]

B. Two medicines, ipecac and apomorphine, induce vomiting. Metoclopramide is a prokinetic with antiemetic properties and therefore would have the opposite of the desired effect. Morphine is an opioid with analgesic and sedating properties. Promethazine and ondansetron are also antiemetics, not emetics. [Pg.482]

This formula can rescue the Yang from collapse and tonify the Qi. It is used to treat severe Yang deficiency of the Kidney, Spleen and Heart, and accumulations of cold in the body. The symptoms are extremely cold extremities, an exhausted state with a constant desire to sleep, vomiting, diarrhea with undigested food particles, abdominal pain and cold, severe chills, purple color of nails and lips, a pale tongue with a white coating, and a weak and deep pulse. [Pg.126]

For those who take GHB deliberately, the objective is to take the right amount to achieve the desired high. But the drug is unpredictable and users risk deadly overdose, which can occur within 15 minutes of ingestion. An overdose can result in such severe adverse effects as vomiting, difficulty breathing, seizures (especially when GHB is combined with methamphetamine), unconsciousness, coma (especially when combined with alcohol), and death. [Pg.221]

Zinc sulfate (ZnS04) was reportedly used by the Dutch physician Sylvius de le Boe (1614-1672) as an emetic (induces vomiting). Thereafter, zinc sulfate was widely used whenever it was necessary to empty a patient s stomach. The rapid onset of zinc sulfate made it more desirable than other treatments. Today, zinc sulfate is sometimes used in small quantities to treat a deficiency of zinc, a required trace element in the body.1... [Pg.6]

Opioid-induced nausea, vomiting and dysphoria may interfere with any of the desired effects. [Pg.336]

The chemotherapeutic response of Plasmodium berghei to various combinations of mefloquine with other drugs (sulfadoxine + pyrimethamine, primaquine, floxacrine) have shown that the desired effects are purely additive (SEDA-13, 809), so the adverse effects too are probably only those of the individual compounds. Adverse reactions occurred in 46% of 400 patients treated with Fanimef (mefloquine + pyrimethamine + sulfadoxine) (SEDA-12, 693). Of note were dizziness (29%), nausea (9.5%), vomiting (7.3%), weakness/lassitude (5.8%), abdominal discomfort or pain (5.5%), diarrhea (3.8%), pruritus (3.0%), insomnia (2.0%), and headache (2.0%). [Pg.2236]

Hydromorphone has the potential for abuse. Chronic users may develop tolerance, thus necessitating larger doses for the desired effect. Abrupt cessation can cause withdrawal, yielding restlessness, insomnia, hypertension, tachycardia, tachypnea, vomiting, and diarrhea. [Pg.1364]


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