Converse of object

• give: The vet then performed a stomach washout and gave atropine, 0.5 mg iv.

• include: He was interested in many alkaloids including atropine ( 1 ) and the structurally similar cocaine ( 3 ) molecule.

• administer: However, it has been this author's practice to administer atropine routinely before ketamine anesthesia.

• use: Continue volatile agent until reversal is complete and spontaneous respiration is resumed using atropine or glycopyrrolate and neostigmine as required.

• receive: He received atropine 500 mcg premedication and then topical local anesthesia to the mucosa of his upper airway.

• have: Pethidine has an atropine like effect that is said to counteract the opioid effect on smooth muscle but this has not been proven clinically.

Adjective modifier

• intravenous: This can be prevented and treated by intravenous atropine.

• e.g.: Generally, however, premedication with glycopyrrolate will abolish the need for any further anticholinergic agents to be given ( e.g. atropine ).

Modifies a noun

• sulfate: These symptoms abated within 2 hours after decontamination and treatment with atropine sulfate.

• premedication: It stimulates salivation and is best used with atropine premedication.

• block: Atropine blocks that action and therefore may speed up the heart rate.

• injector: The battlefield was littered with atropine injectors used by panicky Iranian troops as an antidote against Iraqi nerve gas attacks.

• allergy: London: Pharmaceutical Press Trautner EM ( 1949 ) A contribution to the causation of atropine allergy.

Noun used with modifier

• drug: The drug atropine inhibits the parasympathetic nerve, causing the pupil to dilate.