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amiodarone
Definition:
(nou) an antiarrhythmic drug (trade name Cordarone) that has potentially fatal side effects and is used to control serious heart rhythm problems only when safer agents have been ineffective
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It is structurally related to the antiarrhythmic amiodarone.
This includes the use of epinephrine, atropine, and amiodarone.
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Common mistakes of amiodarone pronunciation
- Incorrect stress placement: Some may incorrectly stress "amiodarone" on the second syllable, saying /ˌæmiˈoʊdəroʊn/. Tip: Remember to stress the third syllable, saying /ˌæmiˈoʊdəˌroʊn/ instead.
- Mispronouncing the "a" sound: A common mistake is pronouncing the first "a" as in "cat," resulting in /ˈæmiˌoʊdəroʊn/. Tip: Use the "ah" sound as in "father," which is /ˈɑː/, for the first syllable.
- Overemphasizing the "o" vowel: Some people might pronounce the "o" in the second syllable too strongly, like /ˌæmiˈoʊdəˌroʊn/. Tip: Keep it subtle; the correct pronunciation is /ˈoʊ/ as in "go," but not overly stressed.
- Skipping the "d" sound: A frequent error is omitting the "d," resulting in /ˌæmiˈoʊarone/. Tip: Ensure to pronounce the "d" clearly, as in /ˌæmiˈoʊdəˌroʊn/, to maintain clarity.
- Confusing with similar terms: Some may confuse "amiodarone" with "amiodarone," leading to mispronunciation. Tip: Focus on the distinct syllables and the stress pattern to differentiate between the two.