Definition of sulpha in English:

sulpha

(also sulfa)

nounˈsʌlfə

mass noun, usually as modifier The sulphonamide family of drugs.
磺胺类药品
a succession of life-saving sulpha drugs
一系列可以挽救生命的磺胺类药品。
Example sentencesExamples
- Overuse of antibiotics and sulfa drugs can produce a deficiency and this results in weakness, poor appetite, hair loss, depression, a sore tongue and eczema.
- Penicillin was not yet available, but his mother gave him sulfa drugs, which saved his life.
- In addition to beta lactam testing performed on bulk tankers, two national testing programs are in place for testing non-beta lactam drugs such as tetracyclines, sulfa drugs and chloramphenicol.
- Children survived as a result of a combined effect of sulfa drugs, vaccinations for whooping cough and measles, antibiotics, and corticosteroids.
- ‘Neither sulpha drugs nor antibiotics had been discovered,’ she says.
- Although it contains sulfur, the structure of sulfur is different from that of sulfites and sulfa drugs, which have been shown to cause allergic reactions.
- It is also a bactericidal agent among other antimicrobial agents, such as penicillin, sulfa, and tetracycline.
- The sulpha drugs discovered a few years later probably would have saved his life and therefore would have greatly changed the development of combinatorial group theory.
- Multiple studies have not supported the concern for neonatal kernicterus from sulfa drug administration in the third trimester.
- When the plague raised its head again in 1944, it was smothered with DDT and sulfa drugs, therapies brought to Senegal as a result of the American military presence at the end of World War II.
- Patients who have aspirin-sensitive asthma, or allergic reactions to aspirin or other arthritis medicines or certain sulfa drugs called sulfonamides, or who are in their third trimester of pregnancy should not take Celebrex.
- The development of the sulpha drugs and more potent antibiotics provided a wider range of effective drugs against these diseases.
- For Type 2 patients, the number of orally active antidiabetic agents has increased from one class of agents (the sulfonylureas - sulfa drugs) to the current total of four classes of agents.
- Avoid sulfa antibiotics and be aware of oral contraceptives, both of which may induce flares.
- The Center for Science in the Public Interest reports that 38 percent of milk samples in 10 cities were contaminated with sulfa drugs and other antibiotics.
- Keynes' health had been failing for years whilst an eccentric doctor he called ‘the Ogre’ kept his heart going with a regimen of sulpha drugs and bed rest with ice bags on his chest.
- Medical breakthroughs, including sulfa drugs, penicillin, and quinine, were also a consequence of the war.
- Molecular methods have been developed to monitor these mutations in the field isolates so as to evaluate the efficacy of sulpha drugs to treat malaria.
- After much prodding, he related that he had been taking a combination of penicillin and sulfa antibiotics, which he had purchased without a prescription ‘in the fish medication aisle’ of a local pet store.
- During World War II, scientists using sulfa drugs were able to produce cures of plague.

Origin

1940s: abbreviation (see sulpha-).

单词	sulpha
释义	Definition of sulpha in English: sulpha (also sulfa) nounˈsʌlfə mass noun, usually as modifier The sulphonamide family of drugs. 磺胺类药品 a succession of life-saving sulpha drugs 一系列可以挽救生命的磺胺类药品。 Example sentencesExamples Overuse of antibiotics and sulfa drugs can produce a deficiency and this results in weakness, poor appetite, hair loss, depression, a sore tongue and eczema. Penicillin was not yet available, but his mother gave him sulfa drugs, which saved his life. In addition to beta lactam testing performed on bulk tankers, two national testing programs are in place for testing non-beta lactam drugs such as tetracyclines, sulfa drugs and chloramphenicol. Children survived as a result of a combined effect of sulfa drugs, vaccinations for whooping cough and measles, antibiotics, and corticosteroids. ‘Neither sulpha drugs nor antibiotics had been discovered,’ she says. Although it contains sulfur, the structure of sulfur is different from that of sulfites and sulfa drugs, which have been shown to cause allergic reactions. It is also a bactericidal agent among other antimicrobial agents, such as penicillin, sulfa, and tetracycline. The sulpha drugs discovered a few years later probably would have saved his life and therefore would have greatly changed the development of combinatorial group theory. Multiple studies have not supported the concern for neonatal kernicterus from sulfa drug administration in the third trimester. When the plague raised its head again in 1944, it was smothered with DDT and sulfa drugs, therapies brought to Senegal as a result of the American military presence at the end of World War II. Patients who have aspirin-sensitive asthma, or allergic reactions to aspirin or other arthritis medicines or certain sulfa drugs called sulfonamides, or who are in their third trimester of pregnancy should not take Celebrex. The development of the sulpha drugs and more potent antibiotics provided a wider range of effective drugs against these diseases. For Type 2 patients, the number of orally active antidiabetic agents has increased from one class of agents (the sulfonylureas - sulfa drugs) to the current total of four classes of agents. Avoid sulfa antibiotics and be aware of oral contraceptives, both of which may induce flares. The Center for Science in the Public Interest reports that 38 percent of milk samples in 10 cities were contaminated with sulfa drugs and other antibiotics. Keynes' health had been failing for years whilst an eccentric doctor he called ‘the Ogre’ kept his heart going with a regimen of sulpha drugs and bed rest with ice bags on his chest. Medical breakthroughs, including sulfa drugs, penicillin, and quinine, were also a consequence of the war. Molecular methods have been developed to monitor these mutations in the field isolates so as to evaluate the efficacy of sulpha drugs to treat malaria. After much prodding, he related that he had been taking a combination of penicillin and sulfa antibiotics, which he had purchased without a prescription ‘in the fish medication aisle’ of a local pet store. During World War II, scientists using sulfa drugs were able to produce cures of plague. Origin 1940s: abbreviation (see sulpha-).
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