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1 narcotic a potent analgesic with addictive properties Chapter 4 Part II
2 narcotic a potent analgesic with addictive properties Ch. 4
3 narcotic greek word for stupor pharm opiods analgesics
4 narcotic a potent analfesic with addictive properties med terms chapter 4
5 Narcotic a potent analgesic with addictive properties Therapeutic Terms
6 narcotic a type of drug that dulls the senses, relieves pain, and induces sleep; the term is usually reserved for those drugs derived from the opium poppy plant Psychology Vocab Ch. 5
7 narcotic adj. of or associated with drug addicts; of or pertaining to addictive substances which dull the senses; pertaining to sedative or pain relieving medical drugs; of narcotism; causing narcotism GRE Complete List 9000+ words 36 of 59 sets
8 narcotic natural or syntheic drug related to morphine; may be used as a broader legal term referring to hallucinogens, CNS stimulants, marijuana and other illegal drugs Chapter 12
9 Narcotic مخدرة Arabic Chapter 25
10 narcotic producing stupor or sleep (narco=numbness, stupor) suffix application (2/12)
11 Narcotic an agent that reduces pain, alters mood and behavior, and usually induces sleep or stupor Section 20
12 NARCOTIC CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE; DEPRESSES CNS ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY SPELLING AND TERM
13 narcotic a drug that produces insensibility or stupor MJE- MT100 - Chapter 4 - Questions
14 Narcotic Drugs derived from opium plant Drug Terminology
15 Narcotic Drugs derived from opium plant Drug Terminology
16 narcotic a drug that produces insensibility or stupor MJE- MT100 - Midterm Review
17 NARCOTIC CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE; DERIVED FROM OPIUM PHARMACOLOGY
18 narcotic injected, smoked, inhaled, eaten drugs
19 narcotic acts on CNS for pain Applied Bio II
20 Narcotic drug that relieves pain and produces sleep Urinary System
21 narcotic a type of drug that dulls the senses, relieves pain, and induces sleep; subacute care terminology
22 Narcotic a drug that is capable of causing physical and psychological dependance vocab 3
23 Narcotic A drug that is capable of producing physical and psychological dependence week 3
24 narcotic drugs made from the opium plant Science
25 narcotic a potent analgesic that has addictive properties ch 4
26 narcotic addictive drug that reduces pain and induces sleep or stupor bb
27 Narcotic مخدرة Unit 5
28 narcotic CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE; DEPRESSES CNS Pharmacology
29 narcotic for pain; derived from opiom; highly addictive. if overdosed, shuts down respiratory system. Trade and Generics
30 narcotic n. 催眠药 adj. 催眠的 gre逆序 Mega Collection
31 narcotic drug that produces drowsiness, sleep, dullness or an insensible condition, and lessens pain by dulling the nerves مخدر مسکن 504-36-38
32 narcotic n. 催眠药 adj. 催眠的 gre逆序 Set 1
33 Narcotic Habit-forming drug that relieves pain by producing stupor and insensibility; morphine and opium. Medical Terminology - Chapter 21
34 narcotic a drug that dulls Sophomore Vocabulary Week 3
35 narcotic a drug that dulls Week 3
36 narcotic a drug that dulls Sophomore Vocabulary Week 3
37 narcotic a drug that reduces inflammation Musculoskeletal System - Prt 2
38 narcotic a potent analgesic with addictive properties Musculoskeletal System
39 narcotic a potent analgesic that has addictiveproperties Ch 6 Therapeutic Terms
40 narcotic a potent analgesic with addictive properties Musculoskeletal System
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