| inhalant | 1. That which is inhaled; a remedy given by inhalation. 2. A drug (or combination of drugs) with high vapor pressure, carried by an air current into the nasal passage, where it produces its effect. 3. Group of products consisting of finely powdered or liquid drugs that are carried to the respiratory passages by the use of special devices such as low pressure aerosol containers. Synonym: insufflation. See: inhalation, aerosol. Origin: see inhalation (05 Mar 2000) |
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something that is inhaled inhaling or serving for inhalation; "an inhalant pore" a medication to be taken by inhaling it
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A substance introduced into the body by breathing it in. The practice of abusing substances in this manner is referred to as "huffing."
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Any drug administered by breathing in its vapors. Inhalants commonly are organic solvents, such as glue and paint thinner, or anesthetic gases, such as ether and nitrous oxide. [5]
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Volatile substance that is introduced into the body through the lungs.
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Any disease produced by sniffing or breathing toxic vapors, such as those in petroleum distillates. Abuse may lead to anxiety, psychosis, liver disease, and peripheral or central nervous system damage.
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