Definition of lidocaine in English:

lidocaine

noun ˈlɪdə(ʊ)keɪnˈlīdəˌkān

North American Medicine

another term for lignocaine
Example sentencesExamples
- An injectable solution of 1 percent lidocaine or 1 percent procaine is usually used.
- Two days after admission, the lidocaine and erythromycin were discontinued and a transvenous pacemaker was positioned in the right ventricular apex.
- He or she may advise you to apply a thick layer of an over-the-counter cream containing the anesthetic lidocaine to your skin 45 minutes before treatment.
- The surgeon, therefore, suggested that the nurse add epinephrine to the plain lidocaine rather than waiting for the medication to be ordered and arrive from the pharmacy.
- The question exists as to why both the lidocaine and the placebo saline solution would have an inhibitory effect on muscle-firing characteristics.

Origin

1940s: from (acetani)lid(e) + -caine (from cocaine).

Definition of lidocaine in US English:

lidocaine

nounˈlīdəˌkān

North American Medicine

A synthetic compound used as a local anesthetic, e.g., for dental surgery, and in treating abnormal heart rhythms.
An aromatic amide; chemical formula: C₁₄H₂₂N₂O
Example sentencesExamples
- The surgeon, therefore, suggested that the nurse add epinephrine to the plain lidocaine rather than waiting for the medication to be ordered and arrive from the pharmacy.
- The question exists as to why both the lidocaine and the placebo saline solution would have an inhibitory effect on muscle-firing characteristics.
- Two days after admission, the lidocaine and erythromycin were discontinued and a transvenous pacemaker was positioned in the right ventricular apex.
- He or she may advise you to apply a thick layer of an over-the-counter cream containing the anesthetic lidocaine to your skin 45 minutes before treatment.
- An injectable solution of 1 percent lidocaine or 1 percent procaine is usually used.

Origin

1940s: from ( acetani)lid(e) + -caine (from cocaine).

单词	lidocaine
释义	Definition of lidocaine in English: lidocaine noun ˈlɪdə(ʊ)keɪnˈlīdəˌkān North American Medicine another term for lignocaine Example sentencesExamples An injectable solution of 1 percent lidocaine or 1 percent procaine is usually used. Two days after admission, the lidocaine and erythromycin were discontinued and a transvenous pacemaker was positioned in the right ventricular apex. He or she may advise you to apply a thick layer of an over-the-counter cream containing the anesthetic lidocaine to your skin 45 minutes before treatment. The surgeon, therefore, suggested that the nurse add epinephrine to the plain lidocaine rather than waiting for the medication to be ordered and arrive from the pharmacy. The question exists as to why both the lidocaine and the placebo saline solution would have an inhibitory effect on muscle-firing characteristics. Origin 1940s: from (acetani)lid(e) + -caine (from cocaine). Definition of lidocaine in US English: lidocaine nounˈlīdəˌkān North American Medicine A synthetic compound used as a local anesthetic, e.g., for dental surgery, and in treating abnormal heart rhythms. An aromatic amide; chemical formula: C₁₄H₂₂N₂O Example sentencesExamples The surgeon, therefore, suggested that the nurse add epinephrine to the plain lidocaine rather than waiting for the medication to be ordered and arrive from the pharmacy. The question exists as to why both the lidocaine and the placebo saline solution would have an inhibitory effect on muscle-firing characteristics. Two days after admission, the lidocaine and erythromycin were discontinued and a transvenous pacemaker was positioned in the right ventricular apex. He or she may advise you to apply a thick layer of an over-the-counter cream containing the anesthetic lidocaine to your skin 45 minutes before treatment. An injectable solution of 1 percent lidocaine or 1 percent procaine is usually used. Origin 1940s: from ( acetani)lid(e) + -caine (from cocaine).
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