Definition of premedication in English:

premedication

noun ˌpriːmɛdɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌprimɛdəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

Medication which is given in preparation for an operation or other treatment.
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite this limitation, the study authors suggest that the amount of premedication required may be less in some preschool children if a parent is present during anesthesia induction.
- Attention should be paid to premedication if wet-to-dry dressings are used.
- Appropriate premedication with anti-emetic agents is important for patient comfort.
- Ten percent of parents were unsure if their children had any premedication, and another 10% of children had no premedication.
- General technique, including premedication, is discussed in the first article in this series.
- Less than 18% of patients received any of the medications before the procedure for the purposes of premedication.
- Dressing changes may be excruciating, requiring premedication or sedation.
- Many anesthesiologists will choose not to give a premedication to children.
- Many parents like to be with their children in the anaesthetic room, although evidence from a recent trial suggests that it makes little difference to a child who is already sedated with premedication.
- Topical local anesthetic creams were unavailable; therefore, premedication usually was administered intramuscularly.
- Pharmacist review of premedication orders is not required.
- All patients received standard premedication and anaesthesia.
- This medication usually is given orally, and the premedication peak time is 20 to 40 minutes.

Definition of premedication in US English:

premedication

nounˌprimɛdəˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌprēmedəˈkāSH(ə)n

Medication which is given in preparation for an operation or other treatment.
Example sentencesExamples
- Pharmacist review of premedication orders is not required.
- Topical local anesthetic creams were unavailable; therefore, premedication usually was administered intramuscularly.
- Many parents like to be with their children in the anaesthetic room, although evidence from a recent trial suggests that it makes little difference to a child who is already sedated with premedication.
- General technique, including premedication, is discussed in the first article in this series.
- Ten percent of parents were unsure if their children had any premedication, and another 10% of children had no premedication.
- All patients received standard premedication and anaesthesia.
- Less than 18% of patients received any of the medications before the procedure for the purposes of premedication.
- Appropriate premedication with anti-emetic agents is important for patient comfort.
- Attention should be paid to premedication if wet-to-dry dressings are used.
- This medication usually is given orally, and the premedication peak time is 20 to 40 minutes.
- Despite this limitation, the study authors suggest that the amount of premedication required may be less in some preschool children if a parent is present during anesthesia induction.
- Many anesthesiologists will choose not to give a premedication to children.
- Dressing changes may be excruciating, requiring premedication or sedation.

词汇	premedication
释义	Definition of premedication in English: premedication noun ˌpriːmɛdɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌprimɛdəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun Medication which is given in preparation for an operation or other treatment. Example sentencesExamples Despite this limitation, the study authors suggest that the amount of premedication required may be less in some preschool children if a parent is present during anesthesia induction. Attention should be paid to premedication if wet-to-dry dressings are used. Appropriate premedication with anti-emetic agents is important for patient comfort. Ten percent of parents were unsure if their children had any premedication, and another 10% of children had no premedication. General technique, including premedication, is discussed in the first article in this series. Less than 18% of patients received any of the medications before the procedure for the purposes of premedication. Dressing changes may be excruciating, requiring premedication or sedation. Many anesthesiologists will choose not to give a premedication to children. Many parents like to be with their children in the anaesthetic room, although evidence from a recent trial suggests that it makes little difference to a child who is already sedated with premedication. Topical local anesthetic creams were unavailable; therefore, premedication usually was administered intramuscularly. Pharmacist review of premedication orders is not required. All patients received standard premedication and anaesthesia. This medication usually is given orally, and the premedication peak time is 20 to 40 minutes. Definition of premedication in US English: premedication nounˌprimɛdəˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌprēmedəˈkāSH(ə)n Medication which is given in preparation for an operation or other treatment. Example sentencesExamples Pharmacist review of premedication orders is not required. Topical local anesthetic creams were unavailable; therefore, premedication usually was administered intramuscularly. Many parents like to be with their children in the anaesthetic room, although evidence from a recent trial suggests that it makes little difference to a child who is already sedated with premedication. General technique, including premedication, is discussed in the first article in this series. Ten percent of parents were unsure if their children had any premedication, and another 10% of children had no premedication. All patients received standard premedication and anaesthesia. Less than 18% of patients received any of the medications before the procedure for the purposes of premedication. Appropriate premedication with anti-emetic agents is important for patient comfort. Attention should be paid to premedication if wet-to-dry dressings are used. This medication usually is given orally, and the premedication peak time is 20 to 40 minutes. Despite this limitation, the study authors suggest that the amount of premedication required may be less in some preschool children if a parent is present during anesthesia induction. Many anesthesiologists will choose not to give a premedication to children. Dressing changes may be excruciating, requiring premedication or sedation.
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