Pipracil
- noun
- /ˈpɪprəˌsɪl/
- Specialized
- After being diagnosed with a severe infection, the doctor prescribed Pipracil intravenously.
Examples
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Hospitalized patients sometimes receive Pipracil to combat resistant bacterial infections.
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The pharmacy staff carefully reviewed the dosage instructions for Pipracil before administering it to the patient.
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The doctor prescribed Pipracil for the patient's infection.
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Have you ever taken Pipracil for a bacterial infection?
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After being diagnosed with a severe infection, the doctor prescribed Pipracil intravenously.
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Hospitalized patients sometimes receive Pipracil to combat resistant bacterial infections.
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The pharmacy staff carefully reviewed the dosage instructions for Pipracil before administering it to the patient.
Synonyms
A medicine that kills bacteria and treats serious infections
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pipracil comes from the drug name piperacillin; the start piper- refers to a chemical part first named after 'pepper', and the ending -cillin links it to penicillin, the well-known antibiotic. So, the name helps you remember it is a medicine like penicillin used to fight infections.