| stress f. |
a fracture caused by unusual or repeated stress on a bone, such as with soldiers or athletes. Called also fatigue or march f. See Plate 18.
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| stress i. |
urinary incontinence due to anatomic displacement that exerts an opening pull on the bladder orifice, as in straining or coughing.
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| stress p. |
a chronic type of relative polycythemia, seen most often in middle-aged, mildly obese males who are active, anxiety-prone, and hypertensive, occurring without the characteristic symptoms associated with polycythemia vera, i.e., without leukocytosis, splenomegaly, and thrombocytosis. Called also benign erythrocytosis or polycytosis, Gaisböck's disease, pseudopolycythemia, and chronic relative, hypertonic, or spurious p.
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| stress r. |
any of the biological reactions to adverse stimuli, physical, mental, or emotional, internal or external, that tend to disturb the organism's homeostasis; should these compensating reactions, physiological or psychological, be inadequate or inappropriate, they may lead to disorders. See alarm r. and acute stress r.; see general adaptation syndrome, under syndrome; and see acute stress disorder, adjustment disorder, and posttraumatic stress disorder, under disorder.
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| stress t.’s |
any of various tests that assess cardiovascular health and function after application of a stress to the heart, usually exercise but sometimes others such as atrial pacing, the cold pressor test, or specific drugs. Subjects are monitored electrocardiographically, symptomatically, by blood pressure and heart rate, and often by recordings of ventilation and tidal volume recordings as well as other applicable noninvasive or invasive methods. See also exercise t's.
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