dextrose
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++dex·trose /ˈdekstrəʊz, -strəʊs $ -stroʊz, -stroʊs/ noun [uncountable] HBHCDFNHBa type of sugar that is in many sweet fruits 葡萄糖，右旋糖
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dextrose• If there is no response to glucagon after 10 minutes intravenous dextrose should be given.• Many general practitioners will know the unpleasant effect that a broken phial of dextrose has on the inside of a medical bag.• McGregor etal have shown that dextrose given intravenously inhibits meal stimulated intraduodenal bilirubin output.• Both treatments produce a good response, though dextrose acts almost immediately and glucagon takes one to two minutes.Origin dextrose (1800-1900) Latin dexter “right”dex·trose nounChineseSyllable
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dextrose
dex‧trose /ˈdekstrəʊz, -strəʊs $ -stroʊz, -stroʊs/
noun [uncountable]
dex‧trose /ˈdekstrəʊz, -strəʊs $ -stroʊz, -stroʊs/
noun [uncountable] Date: 1800-1900
Language: Latin
Origin: dexter 'right'
a type of sugar that is in many sweet fruits
Language: Latin
Origin: dexter 'right'