| emergency t. |
the theory that the adrenal medulla is stimulated during emotional excitement, pain, and bodily emergencies; see also alarm reaction, under reaction. Called also Cannon's t. and Cannon-Bard t.
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| emergent e. |
the assumption that each step in evolution produces something new and something that could not be predicted from its antecedents.
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| emergence |
the time at which the seedling first appears above the ground.
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| emergency |
means a situation in which a person is likely to suffer death or serious physical harm without immediate intervention.
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| emergency medicine |
An emergency medicine specialist diagnoses and treats conditions needing immediate attention, including illness, trauma, and industrial, sports, and occupational accidents.
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