English to Lithuanian Meaning of styptic - Kraujavimo sustabdymo

Styptic :
Kraujavimo sustabdymo

Kraujavimo sustabdymo

Kraujavimo sustabdymostyptics
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Definitions of styptic in English
Noun(1) a drug that causes contraction of body tissues and canals
Adjective(1) tending to check bleeding by contracting the tissues or blood vessels
Examples of styptic in English
(1) Her set ended abruptly when she sang her last lyric and stomped offstage, knocking over her microphone with the neck of her guitar in a final, styptic clang.(2) I did dog rescue work for 13 years and one of the vets we use suggested that when we trim the dogs nails that we trim them just a bit shorter than you are supposed to and apply styptic powder.(3) Upon finding the styptic and bandage, Sautrem concluded the minor operation on his right shoulder.(4) If you're tired of bleeding from shaving, try this unique styptic gel formula from Proraso.(5) Have some styptic powder handy to apply to the nail if you cut the quick and it begins to bleed.(6) Most people keep some styptic powder (available at pet stores) on hand to cauterize the bleeding if necessary.(7) She used disinfectant first, then styptic to help stop the bleeding, and then she applied bandages.(8) In the event that too ambitious trimming results in bleeding, styptic powder should be applied to the wounded nail.
Related Phrases of styptic
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Adjective
1. hemostatic ::
hemostazės
Noun
2. astringent ::
dygus
Different Forms
styptic, styptics
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