Lithonate
- noun
- /ˈlɪθəˌneɪt/
- Specialized
- Patients taking Lithonate should have their blood lithium levels monitored regularly.
Examples
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Her doctor prescribed Lithonate to help stabilize her mood swings.
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The psychiatrist discussed the benefits and risks of Lithonate with his new patient.
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The doctor prescribed Lithonate for her bipolar disorder.
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Many patients find Lithonate effective for mood stabilization.
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Her doctor prescribed Lithonate to help stabilize her mood swings.
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Patients taking Lithonate should have their blood lithium levels monitored regularly.
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The psychiatrist discussed the benefits and risks of Lithonate with his new patient.
Synonyms
A white powder used to make glass and ceramics and as medicine for bipolar disorder and some depression
A white chemical used to make glass and as a medicine for some mood problems
A medicine with lithium that helps keep moods stable in people with bipolar disorder and some types of depression
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Lithonate comes from the root litho-, which means 'stone' and is the same root as in lithium, a name taken from a mineral, and the ending -ate shows it is a chemical salt. So Lithonate is a trade name for a lithium chemical used in making glass and ceramics and also as a medicine to help with mood swings.