Medical term:
push
push
Drug slang verb A street term, to sell drugs Nursing See IV push.McGraw-Hill Concise Dictionary of Modern Medicine. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
push
(push)1. To apply a force that tends to move an object away from the source of the force.
2. The power or act of applying such a force.
[M.E. pusshen, fr. L. pulso, to push]
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012
push
(poosh) [ME. pushen]1. To inject rapidly.
2. A substance that is rapidly injected.
3. A bolus.
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Patient discussion about push
Q. part of my daily rutin is that every morning i exercise for about an hour by jogging and push ups and other things ... is it enough to keep my health straight and level ?and also , is it enough for fitness ambition ? do i need to envolve other things with my work out ???
A. a proper diet,like watching what u eat,drink alot of water,eat more fruits,watch your carbs and calories
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