| undersensing |
missed sensing of cardiac electrical signals by an artificial cardiac pacemaker, resulting in too frequent or irregular delivery of stimuli; causes include head dislodgment, malfunctioning of the pulse generator, fibrosis, infarct, and drugs.
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| undershot b. |
veterinary term for prognathism; it is normal in animals such as boxers and bulldogs.
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| undershot j. |
veterinary term for prognathism; it is normal in animals such as boxers and bulldogs.
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| understain |
to stain less deeply than usual.
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| underwater e. |
exercise performed in a pool or a large tub of water. The buoyancy of the water allows much freer movement of weakened body parts than is possible under normal atmospheric conditions; water temperature and water currents can be varied for different therapeutic effects. Cf. Hubbard tank.
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