Definition of isoniazid in English:

isoniazid

noun ˌʌɪsə(ʊ)ˈnʌɪəzɪdˌīsəˈnīəzəd

mass nounMedicine

A synthetic compound used as a bacteriostatic drug, chiefly to treat tuberculosis.
〔医〕异烟肼
A derivative of nicotinic acid and hydrazine; chemical formula: C₅H₅NCONHNH₂
Example sentencesExamples
- Further clinical studies are needed to determine whether the moxifloxacin adds to the bactericidal activity of isoniazid or rifampin.
- Most patients with latent tuberculosis are treated with isoniazid administered daily for nine months.
- Even the addition of a bactericidal drug streptomycin to isoniazid only resulted in a marginal increase to 49 per cent.
- First, most patients treated with isoniazid were less than 35 years old.
- Drug susceptibility patterns to isoniazid and rifampicin by the conventional method showed complete association with E-test results.
- Another form of hepatitis is chemical hepatitis caused by alcohol, some anesthetics, nitrofurantoin, isoniazid, and other drugs.

Origin

1950s: from iso- 'equal' + ni(cotinic) + (hydr)azine + -ide.

Definition of isoniazid in US English:

isoniazid

nounˌīsəˈnīəzəd

Medicine

A synthetic compound used as a bacteriostatic drug, chiefly to treat tuberculosis.
〔医〕异烟肼
A derivative of nicotinic acid and hydrazine; chemical formula: C₅H₅NCONHNH₂
Example sentencesExamples
- Drug susceptibility patterns to isoniazid and rifampicin by the conventional method showed complete association with E-test results.
- First, most patients treated with isoniazid were less than 35 years old.
- Even the addition of a bactericidal drug streptomycin to isoniazid only resulted in a marginal increase to 49 per cent.
- Another form of hepatitis is chemical hepatitis caused by alcohol, some anesthetics, nitrofurantoin, isoniazid, and other drugs.
- Further clinical studies are needed to determine whether the moxifloxacin adds to the bactericidal activity of isoniazid or rifampin.
- Most patients with latent tuberculosis are treated with isoniazid administered daily for nine months.

Origin

1950s: from iso- ‘equal’ + ni(cotinic) + ( hydr)azine + -ide.

单词	isoniazid
释义	Definition of isoniazid in English: isoniazid noun ˌʌɪsə(ʊ)ˈnʌɪəzɪdˌīsəˈnīəzəd mass nounMedicine A synthetic compound used as a bacteriostatic drug, chiefly to treat tuberculosis. 〔医〕异烟肼 A derivative of nicotinic acid and hydrazine; chemical formula: C₅H₅NCONHNH₂ Example sentencesExamples Further clinical studies are needed to determine whether the moxifloxacin adds to the bactericidal activity of isoniazid or rifampin. Most patients with latent tuberculosis are treated with isoniazid administered daily for nine months. Even the addition of a bactericidal drug streptomycin to isoniazid only resulted in a marginal increase to 49 per cent. First, most patients treated with isoniazid were less than 35 years old. Drug susceptibility patterns to isoniazid and rifampicin by the conventional method showed complete association with E-test results. Another form of hepatitis is chemical hepatitis caused by alcohol, some anesthetics, nitrofurantoin, isoniazid, and other drugs. Origin 1950s: from iso- 'equal' + ni(cotinic) + (hydr)azine + -ide. Definition of isoniazid in US English: isoniazid nounˌīsəˈnīəzəd Medicine A synthetic compound used as a bacteriostatic drug, chiefly to treat tuberculosis. 〔医〕异烟肼 A derivative of nicotinic acid and hydrazine; chemical formula: C₅H₅NCONHNH₂ Example sentencesExamples Drug susceptibility patterns to isoniazid and rifampicin by the conventional method showed complete association with E-test results. First, most patients treated with isoniazid were less than 35 years old. Even the addition of a bactericidal drug streptomycin to isoniazid only resulted in a marginal increase to 49 per cent. Another form of hepatitis is chemical hepatitis caused by alcohol, some anesthetics, nitrofurantoin, isoniazid, and other drugs. Further clinical studies are needed to determine whether the moxifloxacin adds to the bactericidal activity of isoniazid or rifampin. Most patients with latent tuberculosis are treated with isoniazid administered daily for nine months. Origin 1950s: from iso- ‘equal’ + ni(cotinic) + ( hydr)azine + -ide.
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