Category: D

The ratio of dextrose to nitrogen in urine.  

A sterile solution of dextrose, salt, and water for use intravenously. It contains no antimicrobial agents.  

Causing to turn to the right, applied esp. to substances that turn polarized rays of light to the right.  

The condition of having the stomach on the right side of the body.  

Movement of the visual axis to the right.  

A compound related to amphetamine sulfate (i.e., an isomer of amphetamine); sometimes written D-amphetamine sulfate or dextroamphetamine sulfate. It is used as a central nervous system stimulant in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and occasionally as a treatment for depression in patients with terminal illnesses. Prolonged use can cause psychological dependence. The “street” name is “speed.”…

An enzyme that splits dextrose and converts it into lactic acid.  

A cross-linked network of dextran prepared in the form of beads. Because this compound has great ability to absorb moisture, it has been used in helping to debride wounds.  

Toward the right side.  

Skill in using the hands, usually requiring both fine and gross motor coordination.