Azactam
- noun
- /ˈæzəˌtæm/
- Specialized
- Many hospitals use Azactam for patients who are allergic to penicillins.
Examples
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The doctor prescribed Azactam for her severe infection.
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The doctor prescribed Azactam to treat the patient's severe bacterial infection.
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Azactam is typically administered by injection in cases of serious illness.
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Have you heard about Azactam and its effectiveness?
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Doctors recommend Azactam because it has fewer side effects than many other antibiotics.
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After taking Azactam, the patient's infection showed significant improvement within days.
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The hospital uses Azactam to treat severe infections effectively.
Synonyms
An antibiotic used for serious infections caused by bacteria when other antibiotics cannot be used
Surface Forms
Etymology
Azactam is a 'brand name' for the antibiotic aztreonam, so the name comes from the drug itself. A helpful way to remember Azactam is to notice act in the middle, because it 'acts' against bacteria, and that is why the name is used for a medicine to treat serious infections.