| zinc p. |
that due to exposure to toxic levels of zinc. Inhalation of freshly oxidized zinc or zinc oxide fumes, as by metal workers, causes metal fume fever (q.v.). Ingestion of high levels of zinc causes gastrointestinal irritation and vomiting, and if chronic can cause hypocupremia, sideroblastic anemia, and neutropenia. Called also zincalism.
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| zinc phosphate c. |
a dental cement made by mixing a powder that consists chiefly of zinc oxide and magnesium oxide as a modifier with a liquid that is a mixture of phosphoric acid, water, and metallic salts that act as buffering agents; used primarily as a luting agent for fabricated restorations and secondarily in temporary restorations and as a thermal insulating agent.
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| zincalism |
zinc poisoning; see under poisoning.
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| zinciferous |
containing zinc.
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| zincoid |
pertaining to or resembling zinc.
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