study medication

US: /ˈstʌdi ˌmɛdɪˈkeɪʃən/

Definition

Definition of study medication - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

clinical research

TECH.

medicine given to participants as part of a research study

TECH.

Each participant received the study medication once daily for eight weeks.
Some volunteers reported mild nausea after taking the study medication.
The protocol required nurses to document every missed dose of the study medication.

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Expressions with study

quick study

someone who learns new things rapidly and easily

She was a quick study, mastering the piano in just a few months.

study under

learn from a specific teacher or mentor

She decided to study under a famous artist.

study up on

review information thoroughly

I need to study up on my notes before the exam.

study one's brains out

study very hard for a long time

She had to study her brains out for the final exams.

one's face was a study

exp.

face shows clear emotions or thoughts

When he heard the news, his face was a study.

study in contrasts

situation showing sharp differences

The film is a study in contrasts between light and dark.

Expressions with medication

medication kicks in

exp.

medication starts to take effect

The pain will lessen once the medication kicks in.

giving medication

act of administering medicine to someone

Giving medication is essential in patient care.

prescription medication

medicine that can only be obtained with written approval from a health professional

The doctor gave her a prescription medication to treat the infection.

self-medication

taking medicine without professional advice

Self-medication can be dangerous if not done properly.

medication kicking in

adj.

describing symptoms or feelings caused by medicine starting to act

His medication kicking in symptoms included drowsiness and calmness.

non-medication

thing that is not a drug or medicine

They tried a non-medication for their pain.

medication error

mistake in prescribing, preparing or giving medicine to a patient

The hospital reviewed the case to understand how the medication error occurred.

anticoagulant medication

medicine that prevents or slows blood clotting

The doctor prescribed an anticoagulant medication after the surgery.

antiarrhythmic medication

drug used to treat abnormal heart rhythm

The doctor prescribed antiarrhythmic medication for his arrhythmia.

lipid-lowering medication

drug used to reduce fats, including cholesterol, circulating in blood

Her cardiologist prescribed a lipid-lowering medication after the blood test.

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French:médicament à l'étude, ...
German:Studienmedikation, ...
Italian:farmaco dello studio, ...
Spanish:medicación del estudio, ...
Portuguese:medicação do estudo, ...
Chinese:试验用药, ...
Japanese:試験薬, ...
Arabic:دَوَاء ٱلْبَحْث, ...
Hebrew:תְּרוּפַת הַמֶּחְקָר, ...
Russian:исследуемый препарат, ...
Ukrainian:досліджуваний препарат, ...
Hindi:अध्ययन दवा, ...
Bengali:গবেষণা ওষুধ, ...
Catalan:medicació de l'estudi, ...
Czech:hodnocený léčivý přípravek, ...
Danish:studiemedicin, ...
Dutch:studiegeneesmiddel, ...
Greek:φάρμακο της μελέτης, ...
Hungarian:vizsgálati készítmény, ...
Khmer:ឱសថសម្រាប់ការសិក្សាស្រាវជ្រាវ, ...
Korean:시험 약, ...
Persian:داروی مطالعه, ...
Polish:lek badany, ...
Portuguese (BR):medicação do estudo, ...
Romanian:medicament de studiu, ...
Swedish:studieläkemedel, ...
Thai:ยาที่ใช้ในการศึกษา, ...
Turkish:çalışma ilacı, ...
Vietnamese:thuốc nghiên cứu, ...

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