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s. This word is in origin Greek, not Oriental. [The etymology accepted by Platts, Skt. ahiphena,
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| opiate perinatal withdrawal syndrome |
Intrauterine hyperactivity and increased oxygen consumption associated with opiate withdrawal in infants of addicted mothers. The syndrome places infants at increased risk for meconium aspiration pneumonia an
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| opiate poisoning |
Intoxication by injected, inhaled, dermal, or orally consumed opiate or opioid analgesics. SYMPTOMS: The patient may experience brief mental exhilaration followed by drowsiness, respiratory depressio
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| opiate withdrawal syndrome |
Physiological responses to abrupt cessation of the use of addictive substances. The symptoms include chills, runny nose, yawning, irritability, insomnia, and cramping. Physical signs of withdrawal include elevated bloo
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| OPIM |
Acronym for other potentially infectious materials.
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