10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ATARACTIC»
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... X X (mild) Phenergan (promethazine) Ataractic X X (moderate) X (moderate)
Stadol (butorphanol) Narcotic analgesic X X (moderate) Vistaril (hydroxyzine)
Ataractic X X (moderate) Seconal (secobarbital) Barbiturate sedative X (mild) X X
(mild)
Helen Varney, Jan M. Kriebs, Carolyn L. Gegor, 2004
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... paraplegia - paraplejía (Í) atáxica atactic speech - habla (Í) atáxica atactic
writing - escritura (Í) atáxica atactilia п — atactilia (Í) ataque de nervios - ataque (
m) de nervios ataractic adj — ataráctico ataractic n — ataráctico (m) 54 ataractic
drug ...
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Ecstasy: The Complete Guide: A Comprehensive Look at the ...
Among the first announcements of this highly significant finding was a report
entitled "Ataractic and Hallucinogenic Drugs in Psychiatry," written by a team of
international experts convened by the World Health Organization. This report ...
It is not uncommon to find, since the advent of ataractic drug therapy half a
decade ago, that among 20-year back-ward patients for whom hope of release
was all but abandoned, a significant number are discharged every year. On the
other ...
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Blackwell's Nursing Dictionary
See ATAXIA. atactilia (a-tak-til' -i-a): Loss of ability to recognize impressions
received through the sense of touch. ataractic (at-a-rak' -tik): 1. Relating to a state
of mental calmness or tranquility. 2. An agent that helps to relieve anxiety thus ...
Dawn Freshwater, Sian Masiln-Prothero, 2013
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A Dictionary of Psychology
Tranquillity or freedom from anxiety. ataractic adj. Capable of calming or
tranquillizing. An ataractic drug is a 'tranquil— lizer. [From Greek ataraktos
undisturbed, from a- without + tarassein to trouble + -ia indicating a condition or
quality] ataxia ...
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Simon & Schuster Super Crossword Puzzle Dictionary And ...
... without fail; 12 consistently, continuously at any rate: 6 anyhow, anyway; 7 at
least; 9 at any cost, at any risk, in any case, leastways, leastwise ataraxic: 8
sedative; 9 ataractic; 12 ataraxic drug; 13 ataractic drug, tranquilizing ataraxis: 5
peace; ...
Seth Godin, Lark Productions LLC, Seth Godin Productions, 1999
Ataractic Ambience Exercise 2—For Beginners The exercise is for the film
artificer who has developed the ability of psychophantic appersonation to the
point where he or she is able to establish psychical transmigration in a matter of
minutes ...
Litchfield, H. (1960) Clinical pediatric experience with ataractic agent in less
severe emotional states. N Y State J Med 60(14), 518–23. Manchanda, S.S.,
Kishore, B., Jain, C.K. et al. (1969) Hydroxyzine hydrochloride in the
management of ...
David J. Nutt, James C. Ballenger, 2008
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Mental Health Research Institute Staff Publications
... drug, is phcnothiazino compound, the molecular structure of which is similar to
chloq>rorra- zine minus the chlorine atom. It has been suggested that the
chlorine radical is unnecessary for ataractic action and that the omission of this ...
University of Michigan. Mental Health Research Institute, 1959
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ATARACTIC»
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ataractic is used in the context of the following news items.
Craft Spells: The Best of What's Next
The songs on Craft Spells' second LP are a clear-minded, liberated breed of charismatic rock, mixed with an ataractic blend of calming ... «Paste Magazine, Jun 14»
Live Review: Warpaint - KOKO, London 18/02/14
They gratefully returned to the stage with the ataractic 'Baby' which flowed perfectly into 'Elephants'. Emily Kokal's voice on every track ... «The 405, Feb 14»
Young people on streets lend sympathetic ear to troubled strangers
Kikumoto said it is unclear today what kind of relation is best for certain individuals. “So people need an 'ataractic drug' like us,” Kikumoto said. «Asahi Shimbun, May 13»
After the Ball
He plays Essendine's famous mirror gag—every ring of the doorbell requires him to adjust his receding coif—with an ataractic quality that ... «New York Magazine, Jan 10»
