Definition of suxamethonium in English:

suxamethonium

noun ˌsʌksəmɪˈθəʊnɪəm

another term for succinylcholine
Example sentencesExamples
- There was another syringe labelled fentanyl that contained the suxamethonium.
- Administration of suxamethonium by the intramuscular route is useful in the management of severe laryngospasm.
- Similar to suxamethonium, there have been reports of muscle weakness and fasciculations occurring while taking donepezil.
- We have investigated the relation between twitch tension and contracture response to suxamethonium in rats.
- After the operation, we continued to run a suxamethonium drip and to ventilate her: after 24 hours her heart stopped.
- Fourteen syringes were not analysed because they contained drugs our laboratory could not analyse (succinylcholine (suxamethonium), ceftriaxone, and adenosine).
- This result suggests a worrying lack of appreciation of the dangers of suxamethonium use in critical illness polyneuropathy.

Origin

1950s: from sux- (representing the pronunciation of succ- in succinic acid) + methonium, a complex cation.

单词	suxamethonium
释义	Definition of suxamethonium in English: suxamethonium noun ˌsʌksəmɪˈθəʊnɪəm another term for succinylcholine Example sentencesExamples There was another syringe labelled fentanyl that contained the suxamethonium. Administration of suxamethonium by the intramuscular route is useful in the management of severe laryngospasm. Similar to suxamethonium, there have been reports of muscle weakness and fasciculations occurring while taking donepezil. We have investigated the relation between twitch tension and contracture response to suxamethonium in rats. After the operation, we continued to run a suxamethonium drip and to ventilate her: after 24 hours her heart stopped. Fourteen syringes were not analysed because they contained drugs our laboratory could not analyse (succinylcholine (suxamethonium), ceftriaxone, and adenosine). This result suggests a worrying lack of appreciation of the dangers of suxamethonium use in critical illness polyneuropathy. Origin 1950s: from sux- (representing the pronunciation of succ- in succinic acid) + methonium, a complex cation.
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