pharmacologic
- adjective
- /ˌfɑːrməˈkɒlədʒɪk/
- Specialized
- Surgery for UI is usually considered after behavioral and pharmacologic treatments have been thoroughly explored.
- pharmacologic therapy
- pharmacologic intervention
- pharmacologic treatment
So on the non pharmacologic side of of treatment or management are the the following three things reassure the patient.
- So on the non pharmacologic side of of treatment or management are the the following three things reassure the patient.
- ESPD is stands for Ethno Pharmacologic Search for Psychoactive Drugs.
Examples
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As discussed, P. boydii is typically resistant to amphotericin B, so this patient received inadequate pharmacologic therapy.
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Well-designed studies can distinguish the pharmacologic effect of a drug from the placebo effect.
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Treatment options are discussed, including pharmacologic management and prognosis.
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The purpose of this discussion is to examine a few of the alternative pharmacologic approaches to osteoporosis.
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Various surgical and pharmacologic strategies have been undertaken in an effort to reduce post-tonsillectomy pain.
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Some patients with Eagle's syndrome undergo unnecessary pharmacologic or surgical treatment because their condition has been misdiagnosed.
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Difficulties in implementing intensive lifestyle changes have fueled enthusiasm for pharmacologic interventions to prevent diabetes.
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Due to these pharmacologic properties, dabigatran and rivaroxaban may require more individualized dosing.
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The absorption of levothyroxine from the gastrointestinal (GI) tract is one of the critical steps leading up to its pharmacologic effect.
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The pharmacologic properties of this medication can significantly affect how it works in the body.
Synonyms
Relating to medicines and how they affect the body
Surface Forms
Morphology
pharmacologic = pharmacology (semi-transparent) = pharmac + logic
The connection to 'pharmacology' is clear, but the specific scientific context might not be immediately apparent to all learners.
Etymology
Pharmacologic comes from the Greek word pharmakon, which meant 'drug' or 'poison', and you can see the same root in pharmacy. So pharmacologic describes things about drugs and how they act in the body.