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Betadine

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Be·ta·dine (bt-dn)
An trademark for an over-the-counter preparation of povidone iodine.

Betadine,
trademark for a topical antiinfective (povidone-iodine).

betadine (bāˑ·t·dīn),
n an antiseptic agent used topically to destroy microbes. In comparison to iodine, it is less likely to sensitize or sting the affected area. It is also soluble in water and will not permanently stain clothes. Also called
povidone-iodine.

Betadine
a proprietary name for povidone-iodine.

Betadine®
Povidone-iodine Nursing A popular topical antiseptic used as a surgical scrub


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Avoid the use of alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, antiseptics such as Betadine, or any ointments.
Stain Rx from Cambridge Diagnostic Products eliminates fresh blood from hands, plastic, glassware, fabric, and laboratory equipment; most medical, histological, and chemicals stains, including Betadine, iodine, and Wright's stain; and bodily fluids such as vomit, urine, and feces.
After the surgical sites were clipped and cleansed with Betadine, an incision was made through the skin to expose the gastrocnemius muscle.
 
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