allergic reaction characterized by rapid onset of symptoms such as breathing difficulties, low blood pressure, hives, and swelling, requiring immediate medical intervention with epinephrine to prevent fatality.
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antagonist effect
When a substance or drug attaches to a receptor and stops it from working normally, so the receptor can't respond to other substances.
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aspiration
The process of inhaling or breathing in foreign objects, such as food or liquid, into the lungs instead of the intended pathway of the digestive system.
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capsule
A small container made of gelatin or vegetarian materials used to deliver medication or supplements orally for easy swallowing and absorption in the body.
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elixir
refers to a clear, sweetened, and flavored liquid medication that contains active ingredients dissolved in a solvent, typically alcohol and water. It is commonly used to administer medications orally.
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liniment
A medicinal liquid or lotion applied to the skin to relieve pain or inflammation.
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suppository
A solid medical dosage form inserted into the rectum or vagina for localized or systemic effects.
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suspension
a liquid dosage form where drug particles are dispersed and need to be shaken before use.
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