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amobarbital
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amobarbital (ăm'ōbär`bĭtäl), drug that acts as a nervous system depressant depressant, any one of various substances that diminish functional activity, usually by depressing the nervous system . Barbiturates , sedatives , alcohol, and meprobamate are all depressants. Depressants have various modes of action and effects.
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. See barbiturate barbiturate (bärbĭch`ərāt'), any one of a group of drugs that act as depressants on the central nervous system .
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amobarbital [‚am·ō′bär·bə·təl]
(pharmacology)
C11H18N2O3A white, crystalline powder with a bitter taste and a melting point of 156-161°C; soluble in alcohol; used in medicine.


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" Most unforgettably, there is the immortal scene in which Slothrop, hooked up to a sodium Amytal drip, hallucinates dropping his harmonica down the toilet of the Roseland Ballroom, a nightclub where Red, aka Malcolm X, sells gage while Charlie Parker is onstage laying down some very advanced changes on "Cherokee.
Sodium amytal is merely a barbiturate and individuals can lie or otherwise report misinformation under its influence.
Sodium amytal was injected into the right internal carotid artery to temporarily suppress function of the right hemisphere.
 
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