| stress radiography |
Strain radiography.
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| stress response |
The predictable physiological response that occurs in humans as a result of injury, surgery, shock, ischemia, or sepsis. SYN: physiological stress response . This response is hormonally mediated and is divided into three
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| stress-breaker |
A device incorporated into a removable denture. It is designed to relieve abutting teeth from excessive stress during chewing.
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| stress-induced hyperglycemia |
A transient rise in blood glucose to abnormally high concentrations during acute illness, such as infection or myocardial infarction; trauma, such as burns; or stroke.
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| stress test |
You will be asked to bear down with a full bladder as your doctor watches for loss of urine. If you are a woman, the doctor will also be looking for the amount of bladder support. The most common cause of stress incontinence in women is relaxation of the floor of the bladder so that it bulges into the vagina when you strain. This bulging changes the angle of the sphincter in relation to the bladder and can cause leakage.
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