Sublimaze
- noun
- /səˈblɪmeɪz/
- NSFW
- Before the operation, the doctor administered Sublimaze to help manage the patient's pain.
Examples
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Sold to humans as Fentanyl, Sublimaze was a low-dosage, high therapeutic-effect drug of the narcotic-analgesic group.
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d. are receiving fentanyl (Sublimaze) instead of morphine. In the single case of respiratory arrest in a child on PCA reported by Richtsmeier et al. (1997), the child also had
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Finally, in 1979, a test for Sublimaze was discovered.
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I was determined to become a top trainer and had the skills to do so, but I got disgusted watching sublimaze-hopped horses win over and over.
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Sublimaze is often used in hospitals to provide effective pain relief during surgery.
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Nurses are trained to monitor patients who are receiving Sublimaze for any signs of respiratory depression.
Synonyms
A very strong man-made pain medicine used in hospitals that can make people addicted or cause overdose
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sublimaze is a brand name that seems to come from the familiar word sublime ('above' or 'elevated'), giving the image of lifting someone above pain. So, Sublimaze is used as the name for a very strong pain medicine given in surgery and anesthesia.