| relaxation e. |
any exercise designed to decrease muscle tension, whether due to psychogenic causes, excess of physical exertion, or an organic neurologic condition; it may involve breathing exercise or the rhythmic shaking of the affected part.
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| relaxation r. |
a group of physiologic changes that cause decreased activity of the sympathetic nervous system and consequent relaxation after stimulation of certain regions of the hypothalamus. They are the opposite of the alarm reaction and may be self-induced through techniques such as meditation and biofeedback.
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| relaxation s. |
any suture placed to close a wound but so formed that it may be loosened in order to relieve the tension should it become too great.
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| relaxation t. |
any of a number of techniques for inducing the relaxation response (q.v.), used for the reduction of stress; such techniques are helpful in the management of a wide variety of chronic illnesses that are caused or exacerbated by stress.
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| relaxed skin tension l.’s |
the natural skin lines and creases of the face and neck, which are the preferred lines of incision in facial and cervical surgery; called also l's of expression and l's of minimal tension.
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