diazepam

Converse of object

• prescribe: No other member of Mrs X's household had been prescribed diazepam.
• include: Throughout his childhood he was prescribed sedating medications, including diazepam ( Valium ).
• take: I found him almost out for the count having taken diazepam.
• use: What & how to use - Use only diazepam - Maintenance vs reduction - reducing more Any advantages with maintenance?
• administer: A history of all your friends administer diazepam to control Board 2003.
• give: T raining is needed to be able to give rectal diazepam.

Adjective modifier

• rectal: T raining is needed to be able to give rectal diazepam.
• intravenous: Frequent or prolonged convulsions should be treated with intravenous diazepam.
• e.g.: Particular medicines can make GORD worse by relaxing the sphincter, e.g. diazepam.
• oral: On the basis of the results the authors recommended starting oral diazepam at the first sign of illness.
• 10mg: For example, if you are taking lorazepam 1mg three times daily, first change the night dose to 10mg diazepam.

Modifies a noun

• tablet: I accept that no other members of Mrs X's household were holding diazepam tablets.
• 5mg: Some urologists recommend a 90 day course of diazepam 5mg twice daily in the case of CPPS in particular.
• overdose: International narcotics and Inc. January 24 daily doses of diazepam overdose.

Noun used with modifier

• valium: Epilepsy in your queue of no eagerly nodded available valium diazepam.
• eg: Benzodiazepines, eg diazepam, may decrease the therapeutic effects of this medicine.
• drug: The drug diazepam ( given directly into a vein ) can control the muscle spasms.
• mg: Stesolid is the usual rectal formulation consisting of a 2.5 ml rectal tube containing 5 mg or 10 mg diazepam.

Preposition: in

• treatment: Buccal midazolam is at least as effective as rectal diazepam in the acute treatment of children and adolescents iii.

Preposition: for

• treatment: Buccal midazolam and rectal diazepam for treatment of prolonged seizures in childhood and adolescence: a randomized trial.