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anticephalalgic curing or preventing headache.
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anticholelithogenic 1. serving to prevent the formation of gallstones.  2. an agent that so acts.
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anticholesteremic 1. promoting a reduction of cholesterol levels in the blood.  2. any agent that promotes a reduction of blood cholesterol levels, e.g., the sitosterols and clofibrate. Called also anticholesterolemic.
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anticholesterolemic anticholesteremic.
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anticholinergic p. poisoning caused by overdosage with an anticholinergic agent or by ingestion of plants such as jimsonweed that contain belladonna alkaloids. It is characterized by dry mouth, hot, dry, flushed skin, fixed and dilated pupils, sinus tachycardia, urinary retention, disorientation, agitation, impairment of short-term memory, slurred speech, hallucinations, respiratory depression, seizures, and coma; in rare cases death may occur. Treatment is by induced emesis and administration of activated charcoal; physostigmine may be used in severe cases to reverse the anticholinergic effects.
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