rapid onset

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rapid
adjective
uk /ˈræp.ɪd/ us /ˈræp.ɪd/
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It has a rapidonset of action, which persists for around one hour after a bolus injection.
An intravenous route can facilitate rapidonset of medication effects.
Its advantages are rapidonset of analgesia and versatility with maintenance of mobility if suitable combinations of opioid and local anaesthetic are used.
The decrease in functional residual capacity and increased oxygen consumption during pregnancy lead to a rapidonset of hypoxaemia during apnoea.
The olanzapine/ fluoxetine combination showed a more rapidonset of anti-depressant action.
In a patient who lacks sufficient neutrophils, bacteria that otherwise would be harmless can cause overwhelming infections with rapidonset and life-threatening consequences.
Its ability to reproduce the relatively rapidonset of overgeneralization and slow extinction depends critically on both its symbolic and subsymbolic learning mechanisms.
Cerebral infarction was defined as a neurological deficit of rapidonset lasting 24 hours, attributable to a vascular event.
Anaemia with a gradual onset is better tolerated than that with a rapidonset, since compensatory physiological mechanisms are able to develop.
These are sounds that are impulsive in nature, hence are characterised by a rapidonset and a fairly speedy exponential decay.
Spinal anaesthesia provides a rapidonset, dense block, which is quicker to administer than an epidural.
Duloxatine was shown to be superior to placebo and had a rapidonset of action.
Alprazolam or methylphenidate was chosen because of their rapidonset of action for patients with mild depression.
Spinal anaesthesia has a very rapidonset and the mother is particularly vulnerable to hypotension in this period until delivery of the baby.
Facial displays evoked by rapidonset of pain, whether fresh or an exacerbation of persisting pain, tend to be automatic, relatively fixed, and lacking voluntary control.
The problem that we frequently experience is that a rush of press interest follows the rapidonset of an emergency.
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