Antiemetic (redirected from Antinausea agents)

antiemetic /an·ti·emet·ic/ (-e-met´ik) preventing or alleviating nausea and vomiting; also, an agent that so acts.

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an·ti·e·met·ic (nt--mtk, nt-)

adj.

Preventing or arresting vomiting.

n.

An agent that prevents or arrests vomiting.

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Antiemetic

A preparation or medication that relieves nausea and vomiting. Coke syrup, ginger, and motion sickness medications are examples of antiemetics.

Mentioned in: Appetite-Enhancing Drugs, Chemotherapy, Marijuana, Nausea and Vomiting

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antiemetic (anˈ·tē·e·meˑ·tik),

n a substance that can prevent or lessen the feeling of nausea and vomiting.

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antiemetic (an´tēmet´ik, an´tī-met´ik),

n drug used to prevent, stop, or relieve nausea and emesis (vomiting).

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antiemetic

1. useful in the treatment of vomiting.

2. an agent that relieves vomiting.