| methylxanthine |
A group of naturally occurring agents present in caffeine, theophylline, and theobromine. They act on the central nervous system, stimulate the myocardium, relax smooth muscle, and promote diuresis. A commonly prescribed methylxan
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| methylenophil |
1. an element easily stainable with methylene blue. 2. methylenophilous.
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| methylenophilous |
stainable with methylene blue.
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| methylergonovine maleate |
[USP] an oxytocic used especially to prevent or combat postpartum or postabortion hemorrhage and atony; administered orally, intramuscularly, and intravenously.
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| methylglucamine |
meglumine.
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