ketamine

• Médicament utilisé comme anesthésique général et tranquillisant, administré par voie intraveineuse ou intramusculaire, principalement en médecine vétérinaire ou lors de petites interventions chirurgicales ; à forte dose, il peut provoquer des effets hallucinogènes semblables à ceux de la phencyclidine.

A medical drug used as a general anesthetic and tranquilizer, administered intravenously or intramuscularly, primarily in veterinary medicine or for minor surgery; high doses can produce hallucinogenic effects similar to PCP.

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1. General AnestheticC1formalmedical

   A medication used to induce anesthesia, primarily for medical procedures, often administered intravenously or intramuscularly.

   Kétamine (anesthésique général)

   • The veterinarian administered ketamine to sedate the dog before surgery.
   • Ketamine is sometimes used for minor surgical procedures in pediatric patients.
   • The anesthesiologist carefully monitored the patient's response to the ketamine injection.

   Synonymesketalar

2. Dissociative DrugC2informalmedical

   A substance that can cause dissociative sensations and hallucinations, sometimes used recreationally.

   Kétamine (drogue dissociative)

   • The user reported experiencing vivid hallucinations after taking ketamine.
   • Ketamine abuse can lead to severe psychological and physical side effects.
   • He was hospitalized after a bad reaction to a high dose of ketamine.

   Synonymeskvitamin k