| ASSR | adult situation stress reaction |
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| BMST | Bruce maximum stress test |
| DSE | dobutamine stress echoradiography; Doctor of Sanitary Engineering |
| DUSOCS | Duke social support and stress scale |
| EDCS | end-diastolic chamber stiffness; end-diastolic circumferential stress |
| stress |
the depletion of available resources in the personality. Oppressive stress is unhealthy and should be outgrown. Harmonious stress is experienced in parenting. synonym: strain.
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| stress |
Generally, a surface force, measured per unit area. In meteorology the term refers to some particular component of the stress tensor evident from the context, often to a Reynolds stress, - , where is the density, u and w are eddy velocities, and the overbar indicates a time average. See also surface friction, pressure, shearing stress.
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| stress-induced hyperglycemia |
A condition in cats in which the blood glucose level becomes abnormally high when the animal is stressed, eg, in the veterinarian's office.
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| stress fracture |
A hairline or microscopic break in a bone, usually due to repetitive stress rather than trauma. Stress fractures are usually painful, and may be undetectable by X-ray. Though they may occur in almost any bone, common sites of stress fractures are the tibia (lower leg) and metatarsals (foot).
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| stress incontinence |
Involuntary leakage of urine from the bladder with intense muscle activity (eg laughing, coughing, and sneezing).
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