Words that are spelled similarly to lidocaine:
lidocaine, lignocaine.
Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word lidocaine:
tetracaine, iontophoresis, procaine, amiodarone, propofol, epinephrine, eutectic, antiarrhythmic, numbing, anesthetic, anesthetics, hydrochloride, anesthesia, anaesthesia, numb, dermal, intracranial, analgesic, ventricular, emulsion, topical, intravenous, opioid, morphine, cough, conduction, gel, infiltration, allergic, saline, seizures, pain, injection, painful, cocaine, insertion, systemic, sodium, cardiac, ventilation, nerve, medication, patches, adverse, amino, duration, mixture, cream, procedure, patient, patients, dental, drugs, muscle, symptoms, tissue, relief, treatment, procedures, alcohol, oral, physician, recommended, preparation, drug, administered, effective, skin, block, safe, reduce, channels, blocks, agents, commonly, surgery, useful, blood, technique, minutes, containing, heart, effects, emergency, applied, pressure, effect, agent, cause, serious, mixed, prevent, rate, administration, potential, used, disease, successful, available, shown.
Words that rhyme with lidocaine:
tridecane.
Adjectives that are often used to describe lidocaine:
intravenous, viscous, topical, plain, prophylactic, local, free, hyperbaric, intranasal, anesthetic, intramuscular, systemic, subcutaneous, additional, nebulized, dilute, oral, intracameral, tumescent, intrathecal, unpreserved, epidural, spinal, subarachnoid, intraocular, carbonated, prior, intratracheal, intradermal, buffered, injected, aerosolized, cardiac, anaesthetic, inhaled, subconjunctival, quaternary, antiarrhythmic, enough, infiltrate, injectable, unchanged, intrapleural, expected, neutralized, unbound, intravesical, excessive, intrarectal, chloroprocaine, arterial, intraurethral, intraarterial, isobaric, tracheal, nonpreserved, labelled, parenteral, infiltrated, acting, sterile, articular, intact, dibucaine, 14c, laryngotracheal, intraperitoneal, nonionized, added, accidental, oropharyngeal, epicardial, bound, absorbed.
Nouns that are often described by the adjective lidocaine:
hydrochloride, pharmacokinetics, toxicity, injection, kinetics, patch, concentrations, infusion, levels, solution, clearance, anesthesia, metabolism, disposition, ointment, spray, block, blocks, cream, patches, gel, prophylaxis, bolus, therapy, drip, iontophoresis, hcl, jelly, administration, elimination, infusions, intoxication, solutions, binding, test, effects, inhibition, excretion, constricts, base, prilocaine, interaction, acts, injections, metabolites, mixture, tetracaine, aerosols, works, causes, doses, infiltration, anesthetic, formation, hypersensitivity, increases, sol, yeast, dosage, epinephrine, concentration, fig, samples, usp, blockade, hc1.
Consonant match to lidocaine:
ladykin, ladakh in.
Words that sound like lidocaine:
lidocaine, laocoon, ladkin, light skin, leadin, lydian, loken, leden, leading on, ladoga, lady jane, lekin, love token, ludian, logan, leading, laden, leaking, lookin, leone, lichen, ladin, leaden, liken, lido, lowdown, leedom, lockin, leiden, lakin, laken, lucan, louden, locum, lay down, locken, layden, ludic, loden, likin, larrikin, lacken, licon, laydown, leyden, loudon, ladon, lie down, lock-in, lachen, ludden, lacan, laskin, leduc, lock in, lead on, lochan, lowden, ladakh, low-down, locat, laid down, led on, laudation, loudin, look on, ladson, ledden, laid on, lodden, lochen, lokken, lead me on, lamkin, lacon, lead-in, lecken, liegen, lipkin, look-in, look in, lachine, latakia, lidos, low down, luckyn, leadman, leave-taking, leave taking, ludwin, luedecke, ledeen, load line, lead line, lock-on, lock on, logicon, le touquet, lead in, leading rein.
