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Definition of liquid paraffin in English: liquid paraffinnoun mass nounBritish A colourless, odourless oily liquid consisting of a mixture of hydrocarbons obtained from petroleum, used as a laxative. 〈主英〉液体石蜡，石蜡油（可用作轻泻剂） Example sentencesExamples - After being soaked in strong soap-suds, brushed and sprayed with liquid paraffin, a less than fresh orange suddenly becomes an attractive fruit.
- Many of these cases are successfully treated with liquid paraffin by stomach tube, to break up the impaction and lubricate the intestine, together with painkillers.
- Among the dodgy remedies are cowpats to draw boils, liquid paraffin to ease constipation and vinegar for almost everything.
- I have also used emollients like liquid paraffin and dermadew two to three times daily.
- So, late last night, I dosed him with medicinal liquid paraffin, delivered through one of those plastic syringes they use for small children these days.
- The burn should be covered with a bland ointment such as liquid paraffin.
- In children we used olive oil instead, to avoid any laxative effect of liquid paraffin.
- The distal portion of the cut nerve was placed over bipolar platinum electrodes and immersed in liquid paraffin warmed to 37 [degrees] C and contained in a bath that was formed by raising the skin flaps of the wound.
- The treatments for this are nursery-esque: liquid paraffin with dinner, for example.
- But after vets gave him liquid paraffin he was able to pass the fragments from his body and was re-homed with a family from Berkshire this week.
- The maintenance phase consisted of ‘Agarol’ (active ingredients: liquid paraffin, phenolphthalein, benzoic acid, and sorbic acid) 5-30 ml once or twice daily, senna granules, or bisacodyl tablets.
- The first one involved usage of liquid paraffin for immersing nerves while dissecting and recording from them.
- The government response came after health authorities in India expressed concerns over the US company's baby oil products which use liquid paraffin as the base.
- Also, whereas the first study used liquid paraffin as a placebo, the second study used sunflower oil, which is better tolerated and less likely to affect the placebo response adversely.
Definition of liquid paraffin in US English: liquid paraffinnounˌlɪkwɪd ˈpɛrəfənˌlikwid ˈperəfən British A colorless, odorless oily liquid consisting of a mixture of hydrocarbons obtained from petroleum, used as a laxative. 〈主英〉液体石蜡，石蜡油（可用作轻泻剂） Example sentencesExamples - But after vets gave him liquid paraffin he was able to pass the fragments from his body and was re-homed with a family from Berkshire this week.
- The treatments for this are nursery-esque: liquid paraffin with dinner, for example.
- The first one involved usage of liquid paraffin for immersing nerves while dissecting and recording from them.
- The government response came after health authorities in India expressed concerns over the US company's baby oil products which use liquid paraffin as the base.
- I have also used emollients like liquid paraffin and dermadew two to three times daily.
- Many of these cases are successfully treated with liquid paraffin by stomach tube, to break up the impaction and lubricate the intestine, together with painkillers.
- The distal portion of the cut nerve was placed over bipolar platinum electrodes and immersed in liquid paraffin warmed to 37 [degrees] C and contained in a bath that was formed by raising the skin flaps of the wound.
- In children we used olive oil instead, to avoid any laxative effect of liquid paraffin.
- So, late last night, I dosed him with medicinal liquid paraffin, delivered through one of those plastic syringes they use for small children these days.
- Also, whereas the first study used liquid paraffin as a placebo, the second study used sunflower oil, which is better tolerated and less likely to affect the placebo response adversely.
- The burn should be covered with a bland ointment such as liquid paraffin.
- The maintenance phase consisted of ‘Agarol’ (active ingredients: liquid paraffin, phenolphthalein, benzoic acid, and sorbic acid) 5-30 ml once or twice daily, senna granules, or bisacodyl tablets.
- Among the dodgy remedies are cowpats to draw boils, liquid paraffin to ease constipation and vinegar for almost everything.
- After being soaked in strong soap-suds, brushed and sprayed with liquid paraffin, a less than fresh orange suddenly becomes an attractive fruit.
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