kontra-indikasyon
kontra-indikasyón with stress marks
contra-indication
Usage Note
Kontra-indikasyon is a medical and pharmacological term formed from kontra and indikasyon, used by health professionals, pharmacists, and in drug packaging to warn about conditions or substances that make a medication unsafe.
Examples
" Basahin ang kontra-indikasyon ng gamot. "
Natural Translation
Read the contraindication of the medicine.
Literal Translation
Read the contra-indication of-the medicine.
" Ang kontra-indikasyon ng gamot na ito ay kinabibilangan ng allergy sa penicillin. "
Natural Translation
The contraindications of this medicine include penicillin allergy.
Literal Translation
The contra-indication of-the medicine this includes allergy to penicillin.
" Bago ireseta ng doktor ang bagong gamot, sinuri muna niya kung may kontra-indikasyon ito sa mga dati nang iniinom ng pasyente. "
Natural Translation
Before the doctor prescribed the new medicine, he first checked whether it had a contraindication with what the patient was already taking.
Literal Translation
Before prescribed by-the doctor the new medicine, checked first he if has contra-indication it with the previously already taken by-the patient.
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