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| Tablet made to be placed between the cheek and the gum. |
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| Depresses brain function or corrects chemical imbalance in the brain. |
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| Kills or slows down the growth of bacteria. |
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| Chest pain caused by poor blood supply to the heart muscle. |
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| Prevents the blood from clotting. |
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| The underarm area, a.k.a. the "armpit." |
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| Loss of the ability to speak. |
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| Neutralizes stomach acid. |
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| Interferes with the growth of a fungus. |
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| Hard or soft, soluble containers of a suitable substance, for enclosing a dose of medicine, usually for oral administration. |
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| Dries mucus secretions in the respiratory tract. |
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| Relieves pain without the loss of consciousness. |
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| Having to do with the heart. |
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| Free of disease causing bacteria. |
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| A range of untoward effects (unintended and occurring at normal doses) of drugs that cause mild to severe side effects, including anaphylaxis (cardiovascular collapse). Adverse reactions are always undesirable. |
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