sulfamezathine
- noun
- /sʌlfəˈmɛzəˌθin/
- Specialized
- The veterinarian prescribed sulfamezathine to treat the sheep's bacterial infection.
Examples
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Doctors may use sulfamezathine as an alternative when patients are allergic to penicillin.
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The doctor prescribed sulfamezathine for the infection.
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Some strains of bacteria have developed resistance to sulfamezathine over time.
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Many pets are treated with sulfamezathine to combat bacteria.
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Veterinarians often administer sulfamezathine to treat bacterial infections in animals.
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When traditional antibiotics fail, doctors might recommend sulfamezathine for bacterial infections.
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Some human patients with allergies to other antibiotics may be prescribed sulfamezathine as a treatment.
Synonyms
A medicine used to treat infections caused by bacteria in animals and sometimes people
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sulfamezathine begins with sulfa-, from 'sulfur', the element that gave its name to the group called sulfa drugs. So, the name tells you it is a sulfa medicine used to fight bacterial infections.