Definition of halothane in English:

halothane

noun ˈhalə(ʊ)θeɪnˈhaləˌTHān

mass nounMedicine

A volatile synthetic organic compound used as a general anaesthetic.
Chemical formula: CF₃CHBrCl
Example sentencesExamples
- We examined the effects of two popular volatile anesthetics, halothane and sevoflurane, on laryngeal C-fiber responsiveness in urethane-anesthetized guinea pigs.
- We're getting very close to medical anaesthetics like halothane, though.
- They include ether, chloroform and halothane; the ones that commonly cause addiction are ethyl alcohol, propellants in spray cans and petrol.
- With the airway thus controlled nitrous oxide, halothane, and oxygen are given in proper concentrations.
- We have used a coarse-grain model to explore the properties of a model membrane in the presence of the volatile anesthetic halothane by performing extensive molecular dynamics simulations.

Origin

1950s: blend of halogen and ethane.

Definition of halothane in US English:

halothane

nounˈhaləˌTHān

Medicine

A volatile synthetic organic compound used as a general anesthetic.
Chemical formula: CF₃CHBrCl
Example sentencesExamples
- We examined the effects of two popular volatile anesthetics, halothane and sevoflurane, on laryngeal C-fiber responsiveness in urethane-anesthetized guinea pigs.
- We're getting very close to medical anaesthetics like halothane, though.
- They include ether, chloroform and halothane; the ones that commonly cause addiction are ethyl alcohol, propellants in spray cans and petrol.
- We have used a coarse-grain model to explore the properties of a model membrane in the presence of the volatile anesthetic halothane by performing extensive molecular dynamics simulations.
- With the airway thus controlled nitrous oxide, halothane, and oxygen are given in proper concentrations.

Origin

1950s: blend of halogen and ethane.

单词	halothane
释义	Definition of halothane in English: halothane noun ˈhalə(ʊ)θeɪnˈhaləˌTHān mass nounMedicine A volatile synthetic organic compound used as a general anaesthetic. Chemical formula: CF₃CHBrCl Example sentencesExamples We examined the effects of two popular volatile anesthetics, halothane and sevoflurane, on laryngeal C-fiber responsiveness in urethane-anesthetized guinea pigs. We're getting very close to medical anaesthetics like halothane, though. They include ether, chloroform and halothane; the ones that commonly cause addiction are ethyl alcohol, propellants in spray cans and petrol. With the airway thus controlled nitrous oxide, halothane, and oxygen are given in proper concentrations. We have used a coarse-grain model to explore the properties of a model membrane in the presence of the volatile anesthetic halothane by performing extensive molecular dynamics simulations. Origin 1950s: blend of halogen and ethane. Definition of halothane in US English: halothane nounˈhaləˌTHān Medicine A volatile synthetic organic compound used as a general anesthetic. Chemical formula: CF₃CHBrCl Example sentencesExamples We examined the effects of two popular volatile anesthetics, halothane and sevoflurane, on laryngeal C-fiber responsiveness in urethane-anesthetized guinea pigs. We're getting very close to medical anaesthetics like halothane, though. They include ether, chloroform and halothane; the ones that commonly cause addiction are ethyl alcohol, propellants in spray cans and petrol. We have used a coarse-grain model to explore the properties of a model membrane in the presence of the volatile anesthetic halothane by performing extensive molecular dynamics simulations. With the airway thus controlled nitrous oxide, halothane, and oxygen are given in proper concentrations. Origin 1950s: blend of halogen and ethane.
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