Analgesics
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Names and connections
Analgetics; Anodynes; Pain relievers; Pain-killing drugs; Painkillers
- Broader: Central nervous system depressants
- Narrower: Acetanilide
- Narrower: Antiarthritic agents
- Narrower: Antipyretics
- Narrower: Antirheumatic agents
- Narrower: Aspirin
- Narrower: Buprenorphine
- Narrower: Capsaicin
- Narrower: Clonidine
- Narrower: Codeine
- Narrower: Dimethyl sulfone
- Narrower: Dimethyl sulfoxide
- Narrower: Fentanyl
- Narrower: Flurbiprofen
- Narrower: Ibuprofen
- Narrower: Mefenamic acid
- Narrower: Methadyl acetate
- Narrower: Nalbuphine
- Narrower: Neurotropin
- Narrower: Nimesulide
- Narrower: Opioids
- Narrower: Pentazocine
- Narrower: Pregabalin
- Narrower: Quinine
- Narrower: Rimazolium
- Narrower: Suprofen
- Narrower: Zomepirac
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 902976123401537092 · morton4x16-v1
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