| Nicotine is a short-acting drug that can be eliminated from the body relatively quickly. |
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| This occurs even when children are treated with short-acting medications during school hours. |
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| A common problem with short-acting drugs is that the child may experience a rebound effect when the medicine wears off. |
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| Standard protocols are difficult to develop because propofol is a short-acting medication. |
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| A few minutes later, the effects of the short-acting anesthetic and muscle relaxant begin to wear off. |
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| Effective treatment for ADHD with short-acting IR medications requires the administration of repeated doses during the day. |
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| A short-acting radioisotope, that allows the entire urinary system to be visualized, is injected into a vein and excreted by the kidneys. |
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| In addition, the confounding effect of the concomitant use of bolus short-acting insulin was not clarified in these trials. |
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| The rapid-onset, short-acting, non-prescription sleeping aids available today have fewer continuing effects like feeling drowsy the next day. |
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| The short-acting form typically lasts for four hours and the slow-release usually lasts eight. |
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| Both groups received rescue short-acting bronchodilator when dyspnea exacerbated. |
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| Because Xanax is such a short-acting drug, it too can cause rebound anxiety and insomnia as it wears off. |
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| Light anesthesia is induced using a short-acting barbiturate, usually methohexital IV followed by succinylcholine IV for muscle relaxation. |
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| This trend applies to short-acting ß2 agonists and long-acting ß2 agonists. |
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| Among those who are using contraception, most are using short-acting methods, such as oral contraceptives and injectables. |
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| Usually when people have become adjusted to a short-acting medication, they are switched to the slow-release form. |
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| In other countries, people are more attracted to short-acting methods that are easily obtained outside of clinics. |
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| The short-acting nifedipine is the classic example. |
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| Lot 2 short-acting erythropoietins in nephrology bail, rounded to the next ten. |
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| Among spacers, the proportion relying on short-acting methods other than the injectable increased in 11 of the 13 countries. |
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| Convulsion should be controlled by careful administration of diazepam or short-acting barbiturate, repeated as necessary. |
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| Pentobarbital, a short-acting barbiturate, has also been used for pre-medication in anaesthesia. |
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| There are also creams and sprays on the market but these are all steroid-based, short-acting and messy. |
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| Rescue inhalers usually contain albuterol, a short-acting beta agonist. |
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| Regarding safety, both observational studies and RCTs suggest that adverse effects of CCBs may be linked to short-acting agents, specifically short-acting nifedipine. |
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| In general, when longer-acting insulin are mixed with short-acting soluble insulins, the shortacting insulin should be drawn into the syringe first. |
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| There is evidence that, in the case of short-acting benzodiazepines, withdrawal phenomena can become manifest within the dosage interval, especially when the dosage is high. |
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| Regular treatment with long-acting bronchodilators is more effective and convenient than treatment with short-acting bronchodilators, but more expensive. |
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| Data from demographic and health surveys from four sub-Saharan countries show that the proportion of women currently using LAPMs is significantly lower than the proportion using short-acting methods. |
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| Repaglinide and nateglinide are short-acting nonsulfonylureas or glinides that are only used preprandially. |
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| Usual care included anticholinergics, short-acting beta agonists, inhaled corticosteroids and xanthenes. |
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| Ventolin cannot be co-administered with other short-acting sympathomimetic aerosol bronchodilators or used with cautiousness to avoid deleterious cardiovascular effects. |
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| When long-acting benzodiazepines such as diazepam are being used, it is important to warn against changing to a short-acting benzodiazepine as withdrawal symptoms may develop. |
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| They are formulated to provide a consistent release of medication throughout the day, which can help to avoid the rise and fall in medication levels that can occur when someone is taking a short-acting stimulant. |
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| There is no role for oral short-acting theophyllines in chronic asthma. |
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| Investigators also discovered a short-acting barbiturate called butalbital in one person and a component of Vicodin, called acetaminophen, in six people. |
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| A short-acting SSRI does seem a counterintuitive tool for the job. |
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| Short-acting insulin is maximally effective for one to three hours. |
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