Chloroquine Definition

klôrə-kwīn, -kwēn
noun
A synthetic drug, C18H26ClN3, used in treating malaria, certain kinds of arthritis, etc.
Webster's New World

Origin of Chloroquine

  • chloro– quin(olin)e

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • chloro- +‎ -quine

    From Wiktionary

Chloroquine Sentence Examples

  • If an individual is anemic or cannot have blood drawn for other reasons, chloroquine therapy may be used.

  • Medicines for breastfeeding mothers Breastfeeding mothers can safely take chloroquine and proguanil.

  • Each tablet contains chloroquine sulfate 200 mg, equivalent to 150 mg of chloroquine base.

  • Last year people were taught how to recognize symptoms of the disease and local health huts were given supplies of the drug chloroquine.

  • Chloroquine phosphate or similar anti-malarial drugs such as mefloquine may interfere with the response to HDCV.

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Words Starting With

CCHCHL

Words Ending With

ENEINE

Unscrambles

chloroquine

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