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ti·trate (trāt′)

transitive verb, intransitive verb -·trat′ed, -·trat′·ing

to test by or be subjected to titration

Etymology: < Fr titrer < titre (see titer) + -ate

titrate Usage Examples

Object

  • dose: Gradually titrate the dose of the typical down over the first two weeks.
  • solution: For example, if you titrate ammonia solution with hydrochloric acid, you would get ammonium chloride formed.
  • acid: We are equipped to titrate solid acids using both gaseous and liquid phase bases.
  • treatment: Frequent reassessment is essential to titrate treatment of pain that rapidly waxes and wanes.

Preposition: against

  • pressure: Alternatively, it can be added to 500ml of fluid and titrated against the blood pressure.
  • pain: This is not the case provided the dose is titrated against the pain.
  • effect: Opioids are best administered slowly intravenously and titrated against effect.
  • response: Thiopentone may be used provided it is given slowly, and titrated against response.

Adjective complement

  • necessary: They should be taken once a day before or with breakfast, beginning with a low dose and then titrated as necessary.

Modifying Another Word

  • upwards: It is administered three times a day and needs to be gradually titrated upwards over several days and weeks.
  • individually: When switching to ReFacto it is important to individually titrate and monitor each patient's dose in order to ensure an adequate therapeutic response.
  • slowly: The dose should be titrated slowly at the risk of unmasking arrhythmias or seizures in certain patients.
  • carefully: Carefully titrated epidural anesthesia for labor is associated with less sympathetic blockade than spinal or epidural anesthesia for cesarean delivery.
  • then: They should be taken once a day before or with breakfast, beginning with a low dose and then titrated as necessary.
  • gradually: Gradually titrate the dose of the typical down over the first two weeks.

Followed by an intransitive particle

  • up: Morphine and similar drugs titrated up for pain control, and even sedatives in the terminal phase of illness, do not shorten life.

Preposition: with

  • acid: Distil sample into boric acid solution using Kjeldahl flask and titrate with weak acid.

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