chemoprophylaxis

che·mo·pro·phy·lax·is

C0272200 (kē′mō-prō′fə-lăk′sĭs, kĕm′ō-)n. The use of chemicals or drugs to prevent disease, especially infections.

che′mo·pro′phy·lac′tic (-lăk′tĭk) n. & adj.

chemoprophylaxis

(ˌkɛməʊˌprəʊfəˈlæksɪs; -ˌprɒfə-) n (Medicine) the prevention of disease using chemical drugs ˌchemoˌprophyˈlactic adj

che•mo•pro•phy•lax•is

(ˌki moʊˌproʊ fəˈlæk sɪs, -ˌprɒf ə-, ˌkɛm oʊ-)

n. prevention of disease by means of chemical agents or drugs or by food nutrients. Also called che•mo•pre•ven•tion (ˌki moʊ prɪˈvɛn ʃən) [1935–40] che`mo•pro`phy•lac′tic (-tɪk) adj.

Translations

Chemoprophylaxis

chemoprophylaxis

[¦kē·mō‚prō·fə′lak·səs] (medicine) Use of drugs to prevent the development of infectious diseases.

Chemoprophylaxis

a method of preventing diseases—primarily infectious diseases—by using chemical agents. Primary chemoprophylaxis is the administering of chemical agents to healthy persons likely to become infected in epidemic focuses of cholera or plague and in regions where malaria is prevalent. Chemical agents may also be administered to individuals who come into regular contact with tuberculous patients and to persons engaging in casual sexual relations. Chemoprophylaxis helps to prevent infectious diseases and complications in surgical patients likely to experience suppuration and in patients with low immunity (for example, the administration of antibiotics to those undergoing treatment with cytostatic agents or to debilitated influenza patients to prevent inflammation of the lungs).

Secondary chemoprophylaxis is the use of chemical agents to prevent recurrences of neoplasms (for example, in leukemia or after radical excision of a tumor) and rejection of organs and tissues after transplantation.

chemoprophylaxis

[ke″mo-pro″fĭ-lak´sis] prevention of disease by chemical means.

che·mo·pro·phy·lax·is

(kē'mō-pro'fi-lak'sis), Prevention of disease by the use of chemicals or drugs. See: chemoprevention.

chemoprophylaxis

(kē′mō-prō′fə-lăk′sĭs, kĕm′ō-)n. The use of chemicals or drugs to prevent disease, especially infections.

che′mo·pro′phy·lac′tic (-lăk′tĭk) n. & adj.

chemoprophylaxis

The use of a chemical, usually a therapeutic, to prevent the occurrence of a disease, usually infectious–eg, malaria or TB. Cf Chemoprevention.

che·mo·pro·phy·lax·is

(kē'mō-prō'fi-lak'sis) Prevention of disease by the use of chemicals or drugs.

chemoprophylaxis

The use of drugs or antibacterial chemical agents to prevent the development or spread of infectious diseases.

che·mo·pro·phy·lax·is

(kē'mō-prō'fi-lak'sis) Prevention of disease using chemicals or drugs.

单词	chemoprophylaxis
释义	chemoprophylaxis che·mo·pro·phy·lax·is C0272200 (kē′mō-prō′fə-lăk′sĭs, kĕm′ō-)n. The use of chemicals or drugs to prevent disease, especially infections. che′mo·pro′phy·lac′tic (-lăk′tĭk) n. & adj. chemoprophylaxis (ˌkɛməʊˌprəʊfəˈlæksɪs; -ˌprɒfə-) n (Medicine) the prevention of disease using chemical drugs ˌchemoˌprophyˈlactic adj che•mo•pro•phy•lax•is (ˌki moʊˌproʊ fəˈlæk sɪs, -ˌprɒf ə-, ˌkɛm oʊ-) n. prevention of disease by means of chemical agents or drugs or by food nutrients. Also called che•mo•pre•ven•tion (ˌki moʊ prɪˈvɛn ʃən) [1935–40] che`mo•pro`phy•lac′tic (-tɪk) adj. Translations Chemoprophylaxis chemoprophylaxis [¦kē·mō‚prō·fə′lak·səs] (medicine) Use of drugs to prevent the development of infectious diseases. Chemoprophylaxis a method of preventing diseases—primarily infectious diseases—by using chemical agents. Primary chemoprophylaxis is the administering of chemical agents to healthy persons likely to become infected in epidemic focuses of cholera or plague and in regions where malaria is prevalent. Chemical agents may also be administered to individuals who come into regular contact with tuberculous patients and to persons engaging in casual sexual relations. Chemoprophylaxis helps to prevent infectious diseases and complications in surgical patients likely to experience suppuration and in patients with low immunity (for example, the administration of antibiotics to those undergoing treatment with cytostatic agents or to debilitated influenza patients to prevent inflammation of the lungs). Secondary chemoprophylaxis is the use of chemical agents to prevent recurrences of neoplasms (for example, in leukemia or after radical excision of a tumor) and rejection of organs and tissues after transplantation. chemoprophylaxis chemoprophylaxis [ke″mo-pro″fĭ-lak´sis] prevention of disease by chemical means. che·mo·pro·phy·lax·is (kē'mō-pro'fi-lak'sis), Prevention of disease by the use of chemicals or drugs. See: chemoprevention. chemoprophylaxis (kē′mō-prō′fə-lăk′sĭs, kĕm′ō-)n. The use of chemicals or drugs to prevent disease, especially infections. che′mo·pro′phy·lac′tic (-lăk′tĭk) n. & adj. chemoprophylaxis The use of a chemical, usually a therapeutic, to prevent the occurrence of a disease, usually infectious–eg, malaria or TB. Cf Chemoprevention. che·mo·pro·phy·lax·is (kē'mō-prō'fi-lak'sis) Prevention of disease by the use of chemicals or drugs. chemoprophylaxis The use of drugs or antibacterial chemical agents to prevent the development or spread of infectious diseases. che·mo·pro·phy·lax·is (kē'mō-prō'fi-lak'sis) Prevention of disease using chemicals or drugs.
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