apomorphine

/ap-uh-mawr-feen, -fin/US // ˌæp əˈmɔr fin, -fɪn //UK // (ˌæpəˈmɔːfiːn, -fɪn) //

阿朴吗啡,阿朴诺啡,阿朴莫林,阿朴莫非

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Pharmacology.
- : an alkaloid, C17H17NO2, derived from morphine and used as a fast-acting emetic.

The central emetics are apomorphine, tartar emetic, ipecacuanha, senega and squill.
Crystallised apomorphine then separates spontaneously, and is deposited on the sides of the vessel.
The liquid is decanted, and the precipitate is exhausted with ether or chloroform, which dissolves the apomorphine only.
Use at once the stomach-tube or pump, or give emetics of sulphate of zinc, or hypodermic solution of apomorphine.
In those rare cases in which this does not take place, use the stomach-pump or tube, or give hypodermic injection of apomorphine.