| pressure-volume l.’s |
graphic representations of the pressure within cardiac ventricles as a function of their volumes, recorded over the course of the cardiac cycle under various conditions, such as increased preload or afterload, and used to assess cardiac contractility.
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| pressured s. |
logorrhea.
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| pressure sore |
A skin wound commonly called a bedsore. Areas most likely to develop pressure sores are heels, elbows, shoulders and the bony parts of a person's bottom, spots where pressure from bones is exerted against skin. To prevent pressure sores, patients should be repositioned every two or three hours so blood is allowed to flow to the endangered areas, their skin should be kept clean and dry, and they should sit or lie on ample cushioning to reduce the pressure.
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| pressure |
A force that is applied uniformly to a surface, measured as force per unit of area.
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| pressure |
The force exerted against an opposing body or the thrust distributed over a surface, expressed in weight per unit of area. Absolute - The pressure above zero pressure, the sum of the atmospheric and gauge pressures. Atmospheric (Standard) - The pressure of the weight of air and water vapor on the surface of the earth at sea level, namely 29.92 inches (760 mm) mercury column or 14.69 pounds per square inch (101.3 kPa). ...
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