readministered
Dispensed a second
Readministered means administered again.
A medication may be readministered after an initial dose proves insufficient, or a test readministered when results are inconclusive: The vaccine was readministered after the first injection failed to take.
The word appears most often in medical and bureaucratic contexts.
Measured medicine amount
- boosterSomething that increases strength
- vaccineDisease prevention injection
- injectionSyringe-delivered dose
- medicationTherapeutic substance for illness
therapy · treatment · prescription · immunization · pharmaceuticals · intravenous · subcutaneous · oral
Formal binding promise
- territoryLand under jurisdiction
- colonyDependent territorial settlement
- provinceRegional administrative district
- jurisdictionLegal authority's scope
authority · oversight · regime · trusteeship · mandate · protectorate · sovereignty · reoccupation
Formal knowledge assessment
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- surveySystematic data collection
- questionnaireFormal inquiry form
- evaluationDetermining worth or quality
retest · follow-up · standardized · diagnostic · screening · benchmark · retake · proctored
dosage
Measured medicine amount
- boosterSomething that increases strength
- vaccineDisease prevention injection
- injectionSyringe-delivered dose
medication · therapy · treatment · prescription · immunization · pharmaceuticals · intravenous · subcutaneous · oral · antibiotic
oath
Formal binding promise
- territoryLand under jurisdiction
- colonyDependent territorial settlement
- provinceRegional administrative district
jurisdiction · authority · oversight · regime · trusteeship · mandate · protectorate · sovereignty · reoccupation · transitional
exam
Formal knowledge assessment
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- surveySystematic data collection
- questionnaireFormal inquiry form
evaluation · retest · follow-up · standardized · diagnostic · screening · benchmark · retake · proctored · rescored
readministereddiscontinued
No longer available
withheld · withdrawn · stopped · terminated · halted
minister, ministry, administration, administrator, administer, ministers, administrative, administering, ministries