oxazepam
- noun
- /ˌɒksəˈzɛpæm/
- Specialized
- Before bedtime, he took oxazepam as part of his routine for insomnia.
Examples
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During alcohol withdrawal, some patients find relief in taking oxazepam for anxiety and restlessness.
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Doctors often prescribe oxazepam to help patients manage their anxiety symptoms.
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Patients experiencing alcohol withdrawal are sometimes treated with oxazepam to reduce agitation.
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The doctor prescribed oxazepam to help manage her anxiety symptoms.
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The doctor prescribed oxazepam for her anxiety.
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Many patients respond well to oxazepam treatment.
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After struggling with insomnia for weeks, she finally took oxazepam as directed by her physician.
Synonyms
A medicine that reduces anxiety, helps you sleep, and eases alcohol withdrawal symptoms
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word oxazepam combines oxa- ('oxygen') and -zepam, the ending you see in calm drugs like diazepam. So a helpful way to remember oxazepam is as a medicine that 'calms' anxiety, helps sleep, and eases withdrawal symptoms.