ampoule
బుడ్డి
definition
noun
an ampoule of epinephrine
a sealed glass capsule containing a liquid, especially a measured quantity ready for injecting.
translation of 'ampoule'
ఇంజక్షన్ సీసా
example
an 'ampoule' of epinephrine
an 'ampoule' of adrenaline
Imagine looking desperately for adrenaline while treating a patient with a cardiac arrest, finding an 'ampoule' labelled ephedrine, and mistaking it for epinephrine.
Because the pharmacy had no pethidine, the general practitioner obtained an 'ampoule' of diamorphine containing 100 mg and administered the whole dose intramuscularly.
The cost for an 'ampoule' at a private pharmacy is about £30.
Preservative-free medication 'ampules' , vials, and prefilled syringes for single patient, single-dose items should be checked for the presence of preservative agents.
They used to - back in the old days, sonny - package triflic anhydride in glass 'ampoules' .
You hermetically sealed both 'ampules' by melting the tips, and washed them with an ethanol solution, and dried them.
Scientists prepare and store the gas under pressure in spherical glass 'ampules' two to three inches in diameter.
First-year students learn aseptic transfer of drugs from vials and 'ampules' and handling techniques for antineoplastic drugs.
Shelf-life surveillance of the 'ampules' and vials is ongoing.
It consists of an outside plastic casing with an inner glass 'ampule' containing 0.5 mL of adhesive that can be expressed through the applicator tip once the vial has been crushed.
The print on the 'ampoules' is so small these days.
Industry figures indicate that the average monthly demand for diamorphine is approximately 640,000 'ampoules' of varying strengths.
The anaesthetic had been kept in glass 'ampoules' which were stored in the disinfectant, and became contaminated by seepage through invisible cracks in the glass.
From 1997 the absolute number of prescriptions as 'ampoules' fell annually.
Working in a busy plastic surgery unit, we have noticed that a variety of water, saline, and lignocaine 'ampoules' all look virtually identical in terms of bottle design and labelling.
Glass 'ampoules' and syringes were used to administer emergency medications (eg, epinephrine, hydrocortisone) before Mr L's procedure began.
The study drug was supplied in identical numbered 'ampoules' .
The American Society for Health System Pharmacists recommends filtering solutions drawn up from glass 'ampules' to remove glass particles.
The 'ampoules' containing the two allergens could not be distinguished from one another or from the distilled water.
If the surface treatment is going to be applied to glass in applications such as slides, petri dishes, or sampling 'ampules' , transparency gives users a maximum visual of what is being studied.
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