mydriatric

In general, mydriatric drugs should be avoided; but if administered, a notation should be made on the patient’s chart.

Cyclopentolate hydrochloride is a mydriatric and cycloplegic drug which shares the pharmacologic effects of atropine on the eye.

The third hurdle to the concept of pupil dilation in the primary care office is the misperceived burden that a single instillation of a mydriatric drop would impose on the doctor, office staff, and of

Cocaïne.—Let us mention, finally, cocaïne as the most recent mydriatric we possess.

How often do we envy the ophthalmologist for his ability to use mydriatrics and thus widen the pupil for easy exploration of the eye(-)ground!

He would not have questioned the petitioner, if he had been told he had been given a powerful mydriatric, a powerful drug which produces twilight sleep, a powerful drug that is a blocking agent, a pow