| Spanish Fly refers to beautiful, iridescent green insects, Cantharis vesicatoria, which contain cantharidin, which is both a vesicant and a diuretic. |
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| Vinorelbine is a moderate vesicant and can produce phlebitis or extravasation injury. |
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| In an ideal situation, extravasation of vesicant cancer therapies would never occur. |
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| After the procedure, patients can experience slight vesicant pain that lasts a few days and can easily be managed with pain-killers. |
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| As the war progressed, new weapons were unleashed on the battlefield — among them mustard gas, a vesicant, which causes blistering upon contact with skin. |
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| Because cabazitaxel is neither a vesicant nor an irritant, it may be administered via either a central or peripheral line. |
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| Therefore, RCAs were incomparable to vesicant, choking, and nerve agents, all of which were designed to produce casualties and fatalities. |
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| Consider using antidotes to counteract vesicant actions. |
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| Sulfur is a vital ingredient in the manufacture of mustard gas, which has powerful vesicant effects and can cause chemical burns on exposed individuals. |
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