lorazepam
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5.8
- noun
- /lɔːˈræzɪpæm/
- Specialized
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lorazepam
- He knew that feeling well enough, liquid lorazepam taking the edge off his anxieties, making them dull and ineffectual.
- lorazepam milligrams
- price of lorazepam
- drug such as lorazepam
Examples
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During the session, the therapist suggested using lorazepam as part of the treatment plan for her stress.
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And a prescription for 20 lorazepam.
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NURSE: Four milligrams of Lorazepam.
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Push two milligrams of lorazepam, stat.
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I take two-point-five to three milligrams of lorazepam, the first at 8:00, the second at 11:00 and the third in the night.
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After she came to, Tracy called the neurologist who said giving her the Lorazepam was the right thing to do and that we're to follow up with her regular neurologist on Monday.
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Lorazepam for anxiety and sleeping tablets. I had been trying natural methods but couldn't wait for herbal stuff to work; however, I am using L-Theanine 150mg.
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The doctor prescribed lorazepam to help manage her anxiety symptoms.
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After a long night of insomnia, he took lorazepam to finally get some sleep.
Synonyms
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4.9
A medicine you get from a doctor to reduce strong anxiety and panic attacks
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6.3
A medicine that makes you feel calm and helps you sleep
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7.8
A kind of medicine that makes you calm or sleepy and can cause addiction if used for a long time
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5.5
A medicine that treats anxiety, muscle spasms, and seizures
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7.5
Medicine given to make a person relaxed and sleepy before or during a medical procedure
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7.6
A medicine used to treat anxiety and panic attacks
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8.5
A medicine people take for a short time to help them sleep
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7.9
A medicine that helps people sleep through the night when they wake often
A medicine that reduces anxiety, helps sleep, and eases alcohol withdrawal
A medicine that reduces severe anxiety and helps when people stop drinking alcohol
A sleeping pill doctors prescribe for people who have long term trouble sleeping
A strong medicine people take at night to help them sleep
A sleeping medicine used for short-term insomnia and some seizures
A medicine a doctor prescribes to help people sleep
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lorazepam ends with -azepam, the same ending you see in other calm drugs like diazepam and alprazolam, and this ending marks a family of medicines used to 'calm' anxiety and help sleep, so the name itself signals that lorazepam is a tranquilizer.