alcohol clamp
alcohol clamp noun: a research procedure where ethanol is administered intravenously in order to keep a constant blood alcohol concentration over time.
Noun
alcohol clamp (plural alcohol clamps)
- A research procedure where ethanol is administered intravenously in order to keep a constant blood alcohol concentration over time.
- This study characterizes a method for maintaining steady-state blood alcohol levels over several hours in the rat, referred to as the "alcohol clamp."2001 March, J C Froehlich, R B Stewart, T K Li, A K Mosemiller, D E McCullough, M C Ho, J M Kisner, “Induction of steady-state blood alcohol levels: application to the study of within-session alcohol...
- The alcohol clamp was developed to allow researchers to maintain a target BrAC in study participants despite these factors.2006, Vijay A Ramchandani, Sean O’Connor, “Studying alcohol elimination using the alcohol clamp method”, in Alcohol Res Health, volume 29, number 4, →PMID, →PMCID
Forms of alcohol clamp
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Questions about alcohol clamp
- What does alcohol clamp mean?
- Alcohol clamp means a research procedure where ethanol is administered intravenously in order to keep a constant blood alcohol concentration over time.
- What part of speech is alcohol clamp?
- Alcohol clamp is a noun.
- What is the plural of alcohol clamp?
- The plural of alcohol clamp is alcohol clamps.
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