Definition of thiopentone in English:

thiopentone

noun ˌθʌɪə(ʊ)ˈpɛntəʊnˌTHīōˈpentōn

mass nounBritish Medicine

A sulphur-containing barbiturate drug used as a general anaesthetic and hypnotic, and (reputedly) as a truth drug.
North American term thiopental
Also called Pentothal (a trademark)
Example sentencesExamples
- The systemic kinetics of thiopentone were little affected by halothane anaesthesia.
- In most respects thiopentone seems to be comparable to its younger competitors.
- I have injected the antibiotic cefuroxime, thinking it was the anaesthetic thiopentone.
- Inhibition of neutrophil respiratory burst and chemotaxis in vitro by thiopentone but not methohexitone
- The use of induction agents, such as thiopentone, and muscle relaxants when a patient's airway reflexes are still present, can counteract these effects.
- Comparative evaluation of propanidid with thiopentone as an anaesthetic agent for electro-convulsive therapy.

Origin

1940s: from thio- + a contraction of pentobarbitone.

Definition of thiopentone in US English:

thiopentone

nounˌTHīōˈpentōn

British Medicine

A sulfur-containing barbiturate drug used as a general anesthetic and hypnotic, and (reputedly) as a truth drug; thiopental.
Example sentencesExamples
- I have injected the antibiotic cefuroxime, thinking it was the anaesthetic thiopentone.
- In most respects thiopentone seems to be comparable to its younger competitors.
- Comparative evaluation of propanidid with thiopentone as an anaesthetic agent for electro-convulsive therapy.
- Inhibition of neutrophil respiratory burst and chemotaxis in vitro by thiopentone but not methohexitone
- The systemic kinetics of thiopentone were little affected by halothane anaesthesia.
- The use of induction agents, such as thiopentone, and muscle relaxants when a patient's airway reflexes are still present, can counteract these effects.

Origin

1940s: from thio- + a contraction of pentobarbital.

单词	thiopentone
释义	Definition of thiopentone in English: thiopentone noun ˌθʌɪə(ʊ)ˈpɛntəʊnˌTHīōˈpentōn mass nounBritish Medicine A sulphur-containing barbiturate drug used as a general anaesthetic and hypnotic, and (reputedly) as a truth drug. North American term thiopental Also called Pentothal (a trademark) Example sentencesExamples The systemic kinetics of thiopentone were little affected by halothane anaesthesia. In most respects thiopentone seems to be comparable to its younger competitors. I have injected the antibiotic cefuroxime, thinking it was the anaesthetic thiopentone. Inhibition of neutrophil respiratory burst and chemotaxis in vitro by thiopentone but not methohexitone The use of induction agents, such as thiopentone, and muscle relaxants when a patient's airway reflexes are still present, can counteract these effects. Comparative evaluation of propanidid with thiopentone as an anaesthetic agent for electro-convulsive therapy. Origin 1940s: from thio- + a contraction of pentobarbitone. Definition of thiopentone in US English: thiopentone nounˌTHīōˈpentōn British Medicine A sulfur-containing barbiturate drug used as a general anesthetic and hypnotic, and (reputedly) as a truth drug; thiopental. Example sentencesExamples I have injected the antibiotic cefuroxime, thinking it was the anaesthetic thiopentone. In most respects thiopentone seems to be comparable to its younger competitors. Comparative evaluation of propanidid with thiopentone as an anaesthetic agent for electro-convulsive therapy. Inhibition of neutrophil respiratory burst and chemotaxis in vitro by thiopentone but not methohexitone The systemic kinetics of thiopentone were little affected by halothane anaesthesia. The use of induction agents, such as thiopentone, and muscle relaxants when a patient's airway reflexes are still present, can counteract these effects. Origin 1940s: from thio- + a contraction of pentobarbital.
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