halothane
halothane
Definition
halo·thane (hal′ə t̸hān′)
halothane
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: The charming lady anesthetist in Tartu was the only person who I met who used halothane during general anesthesia for Caesarean Section.
- contain: A common arrangement is to have two draw-over vaporizers in series containing halothane and trichloroethylene, with the halothane nearest the patient.
Preposition: in
- oxygen: Anesthesia should be induced by means of an inhalational induction with sevoflurane or halothane in 100 % oxygen.
Modifies a noun
- anesthesia: Children: In children the ED 90 dose of vecuronium bromide under halothane anesthesia was found to be somewhat higher ( approx.
- vaporizer: We give it from a Goldman halothane vaporizer in series with a halothane vaporizer, using a gauze in the bowl to increase evaporation.
- hepatitis: The cause of so-called halothane hepatitis is not fully established and may be multifactorial.
- gene: Differences with regard to the halothane gene were observed during housing conditions, but not during transport.
- concentration: A contributing factor to low blood pressure in hypovolaemic patients in this study was the cardiovascular depressant effect of high halothane concentrations.
Noun used with modifier
- %: It provides no post-operative analgesia, and causes uterine relaxation and hemorrhage particularly if greater than 0.5 % halothane is used.
