hydrocodone
hydrocodone — 名詞
1. a powerful drug used in medicine to stop pain or to reduce coughing, often combi
氫可酮
用於止痛、止咳的藥物
a powerful drug used in medicine to stop pain or to reduce coughing, often combined with other ingredients, and which can become addictive if taken for a long time
After the knee surgery, the surgeon prescribed hydrocodone to help with the pain.
膝蓋手術後,外科醫生開了氫可酮幫助止痛。
collocation: prescribe + hydrocodone for pain
The pharmacist warned that hydrocodone can cause drowsiness and should not be mixed with alcohol.
藥劑師提醒,氫可酮會導致嗜睡,而且不能和酒精一起服用。
warning register: do not mix with alcohol
Many older cough formulas once contained low doses of hydrocodone as a suppressant.
過去許多咳嗽藥水都含有低劑量的氫可酮作為止咳成分。
Doctors try to limit how long patients take hydrocodone because it can lead to dependence.
醫生會盡量縮短病人服用氫可酮的時間,因為它可能導致藥物依賴。
collocation: lead to dependence
Wen took hydrocodone for three days after falling and hurting her shoulder.
Wen 跌倒時傷到肩膀,連續三天服用氫可酮來止痛。
collocation: take hydrocodone for [injury]
- prescribe hydrocodone
- take hydrocodone
- hydrocodone dependence
- hydrocodone prescription
- codeine
weaker opioid from which hydrocodone is derived; used for mild to moderate pain
- painkiller
broader everyday term covering any drug that relieves pain, including non-opioids
- narcotic
formal legal and medical term for addictive opioid drugs
文法句型
prescribe + hydrocodone for [condition]
take + hydrocodone + to [purpose]
用法筆記
Typically used as an uncountable noun in medical writing. Frequently appears in pharmaceutical names such as 'hydrocodone bitartrate' or in combination with other drug names (e.g., 'hydrocodone and acetaminophen').
常見錯誤
同根字
- codeine名詞C2
- opioid名詞C2
- painkiller名詞B2