| unipolar d. |
that unaccompanied by episodes of mania or hypomania, as in major depressive disorder or dysthymic disorder; the term is sometimes used to denote the former specifically.
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| unipolar d.’s |
depressive d's.
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| unipolar l. |
an array of two electrodes, one of which is an exploring electrode attached either to a limb (unipolar limb l.) or to the chest (V l's) while the other, an indifferent electrode contributing no input, uses a central terminal as reference point.
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| unipolar limb l. |
any unipolar array in which the exploring electrode is placed on a limb; designated VF, VL, and VR. In practice, it is usually modified; see augmented unipolar limb l.
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| unipolar n. |
a neuron with one process only; see also pseudounipolar n.
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