envenime (Meaning)

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envenime (v. t.)

To envenom.

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While venomous creatures inject toxins through bites or stings, envenomed individuals inhale, ingest, or absorb these toxins.
The envenomed patient developed progressive weakness, numbness, and paralysis in the affected extremity.
The toxicologist identified an envenomed patient by matching the patient's symptoms with a known envenomation syndrome.
Examining the fang marks and puncture wounds helped the physician diagnose the envenomed patient's condition.
After the snakebite, the envenomed victim experienced excruciating pain, swelling, and tissue necrosis.
The envenomed individual quickly sought medical attention to receive the appropriate antivenom and supportive care.
The envenomed patient's respiratory distress and shock necessitated immediate endotracheal intubation and vasopressor therapy.
To avoid envenomation, people should wear protective clothing, use insect repellent, and be cautious in areas with venomous creatures.
The envenomed patient's condition deteriorated rapidly despite aggressive medical management, highlighting the severity of the envenomation.
The physician advised the envenomed patient to avoid alcohol consumption, as it could interfere with the metabolism and elimination of the toxins.

To envenom.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

While venomous creatures inject toxins through bites or stings, envenomed individuals inhale, ingest, or absorb these toxins.

The envenomed patient developed progressive weakness, numbness, and paralysis in the affected extremity.

The toxicologist identified an envenomed patient by matching the patient's symptoms with a known envenomation syndrome.

Examining the fang marks and puncture wounds helped the physician diagnose the envenomed patient's condition.