electromotive drug administration
- noun
- /ɪˌlɛktrəˈmoʊtɪv drʌg ædˌmɪnɪˈstreɪʃən/
- Specialized
- Physicians may recommend electromotive drug administration when conventional injections are unsuitable.
Examples
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Recent studies show that electromotive drug administration increases the effectiveness of certain medications.
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The doctor recommended electromotive drug administration for pain relief.
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The clinic adopted electromotive drug administration to treat patients with chronic inflammation.
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Have you heard about electromotive drug administration?
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Physicians may recommend electromotive drug administration when conventional injections are unsuitable.
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The clinic adopted electromotive drug administration to treat patients with chronic inflammation.
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Recent studies show that electromotive drug administration increases the effectiveness of certain medications.
Synonyms
Use of a small electric current to push charged medicine through the skin
A treatment that uses a small electric current to carry medicine into body tissues
A treatment that uses a small electric current to push medicine through the skin
A medical treatment that uses a small electric current to push medicine through the skin
A treatment that uses a small electric current to push medicine into body tissue
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Morphology
electromotive + drug + administration
The phrase is directly compositional: 'electromotive' (relating to electric current) + 'drug' (medicine) + 'administration' (the giving of a medication) yields the idea of administering drugs using an electric current. Despite being a technical medical term, the meaning is transparently built from the constituents and would be inferable by a learner who knows each word.
Etymology
Electromotive drug administration comes from the simple image of using electricity to push medicine into the body. Here electro means electric and motive means 'to move', so the phrase describes using a small electric current to 'push' the medicine into body tissues, which is exactly what the technique does.