iodine

Converse of object

• dilute: He dilutes the iodine with water tho, which is better.
• contain: Often contrast agents contain iodine, which can cause allergic reaction in some individuals.
• release: As fluid is absorbed, the pore size of the lattice increases, releasing iodine.
• base: An injection of an iodine based dye may also be given through the same needle.
• use: Clean wound with running water or with antiseptic lotion, don't use iodine or alcohol.
• have: All river water was to be filtered and have iodine added as a disinfectant.

Preposition: in

• milk: The increased levels of iodine in milk were felt to be worthy of further consideration.
• diet: Sometimes too much iodine in the diet causes the thyroid gland to produce excessive amounts of thyroid hormones.
• food: Semi-automatic method for the determination of total iodine in food.
• iodophors: Therefore, we encouraged investigation of the bioavailability of iodine in iodophors and the different chemical forms of iodine in cows' milk.

Adjective modifier

• radioactive: Checking for the presence of radioactive iodine in the thyroid gland.
• stable: Taking stable iodine is combined with sheltering or evacuation.

Modifies a noun

• prophylaxis: Efficacy of povidone iodine prophylaxis during cataract surgery, in collaboration with Dr. Ben Browne at Glasgow Royal Infirmary.
• deficiency: The current study examined the effect of iodine deficiency during early pregnancy on the risk of ADHD in children.
• tablet: A working group has recently published revised advice on the use of iodine tablets to reduce doses from a nuclear accident.
• uptake: We want to improve iodine uptake from soils into crops and then into human food.
• atom: Each molecule comprises two iodine atoms joined by a covalent bond.
• vapor: The purple smoke is iodine vapor, I suppose?

Noun used with modifier

• povidone: The rectal stump is then washed out with povidone iodine solution to kill any intraluminal tumor cells.
• cadexomer: Sundberg and Meller ( 1997 ) claim that 1 gram of cadexomer iodine can absorb up to seven milliliters of body fluid.