| nicotine p. |
poisoning by ingestion of excessive amounts of nicotine, such as in children who eat cigarettes, workers who handle wet tobacco leaves, or persons who overuse nicotine gums or patches. Symptoms include stimulation followed by depression of the central and autonomic nervous systems and occasionally death due to respiratory paralysis. See also green tobacco sickness. Called also nicotinism.
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| nicotine sulfate p. |
poisoning of lambs or calves by nicotine sulfate, formerly used as a component of vermifuges. Symptoms include tremors, rapid respiration, recumbency, and convulsions; severe cases may end in death.
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| nicotine chewing gum |
The oral form of nicotine, used primarily as an aid to stop smoking. Although the success rate is low unless the product is used in conjunction with a smoking cessation program, some individuals who wish to discontinue the u
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| nicotine patch |
SEE: patch, smoker's.
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| nicotine |
This chemical, in its pure state, is colorless and highly poisonous. It also has the characteristic smell of tobacco. Tobacco contains a very small percentage of nicotine, and cigar leaf contains among the smallest amount of nicotine of all tobacco. Only about 2 percent of the leafs content is nicotine.
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