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CPZ
(redirected from chlorpromazine)

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CPZControlled Parking Zone
CPZChlorpromazine
CPZCompass Airlines
CPZChemical Plant Zone (Sonic 2 level)
CPZCriminal Protection Zone
CPZCasey Pierro-Zabotel (hockey player)


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Chlorpromazine has no anti-motion sickness efficacy, even though it is quite effective against chemically induced nausea.
Vertigo and motion sickness. Part II: pharmacologic treatment by Roland, Peter S. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
In this regard, the distribution of brevetoxins by ip toxin exposure is not likely to reflect distribution of toxin by oral exposure, as was demonstrated for chlorpromazine and imipramine (Bickel 1975).
Distribution of brevetoxin (PbTx-3) in mouse plasma: association with ... by Ramsdell, John S. / Environmental Health Perspectives
When the first modern psychiatric wonder drug, chlorpromazine (Thorazine), was introduced in France in 1950, it was as an anesthetic.
Ill-Treated: The continuing history of psychiatric abuses by Doherty, Brian / Reason
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