| maximal tubular excretory c. |
transport maximum; see under maximum.
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| maximal voluntary v. |
the greatest volume of gas that can be breathed per minute by voluntary effort. Called also maximal breathing capacity.
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| maximal breathing c. |
maximum voluntary ventilation.
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| maximal e. |
the greatest therapeutic effect that can be achieved with a given drug.
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| maximal exercise t. |
an exercise test that continues until the maximal capability of the subject to exercise has been reached; the endpoint is usually subjective fatigue, shortness of breath, or chest pain.
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