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| cocaine |
A short acting sympathomimetic drug. It is snorted if it is in the form cocaine hydrochloride (aka Free base). It is smoked if it is in the form of an alkaloid base (crack).
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| cocaine |
A stimulant drug that was once prescribed as a local anesthetic. Users report a sense of well-being, feeling energetic, euphoric, decreased appetite and decreased need for sleep. The psychological and side effects are similar to those of amphetamines. (2)
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| cocaine t. |
after instillation of a cocaine solution in each eye, the pupil of an eye affected by Horner syndrome remains smaller than that of the normal eye.
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| cocaine baby |
An infant exposed to cocaine in utero through maternal use of the drug. Cocaine crosses the placenta by simple diffusion and enters the fetal circulation. This occurs because of its high lipid solubility, low molecular weight, and l
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| cocaine hydrochloride poisoning, acute |
SEE: poisoning.
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