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a state of deep rest in which the metabolism of the body slows; less oxygen is needed, the heart and respiration rates drop, blood pressure drops, and brain waves slow to an alpha state.
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| relaxin |
A polypeptide hormone secreted in the corpus luteum during pregnancy. It is obtained commercially from the ovaries of pregnant sows. In certain rodents, it relaxes the symphysis, inhibits uterine contractions, and softens the cervix.
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| relaxed movement |
Passive exercise.
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| relaxant |
1. lessening or reducing tension. 2. an agent that lessens tension.
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| relaxation a. |
atelectasis caused by large amounts of air or fluid in the pleural cavity, as in pneumothorax or pleural effusion. Called also passive a.
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