CO OZNACZA SŁOWO HYPERSTHENIC
Definicja słowa hypersthenic w słowniku
Definicja hypersthenic w słowniku jest wykonana lub zawiera zielony, brązowy lub czarny minerał piroksenu składający się z krzemianu magnezu i żelaza w rombowej postaci krystalicznej. Wzór: 2Si2O6. Inna definicja hipersthenicznej ma nienormalną siłę lub napięcie.
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Two contrasting types are recognized: the one with the short, broad trunk (
hypersthenic) and the other with a long, narrow trunk (asthenic). Two further
divisions are termed hyposthenic and sthenic. The variation of types, their
frequency in the ...
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Provincial Medical and Surgical Journal
These symptoms, in absence of real inflammation of an important organ, express
— The hypersthenic character or stage of fever. — If the whole of these symptoms
be equivalent to what authors call synocha, in adults, which generally runs a ...
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Principles of Radiographic Positioning and Procedures Pocket ...
The sponge elevates the chest to assist in positioning and provides a cushion
between the patient's chest and table. Hypersthenic patients may need to rest the
head on a sponge to aid in positioning. Elevating the head will provide more ...
Richard Carlton, Joanne Greathouse, Arlene Adler,
2014
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Clark's Positioning in Radiography 12Ed
Individuals have been classified, according to body build, into Heart Diaphragm
Oesophagus four types: hypersthenic, sthenic, hyposthenic and asthenic.
Gallbladder Lower costal margin The shape and position of organs tend to follow
a ...
A. Stewart Whitley, Charles Sloane, Graham Hoadley,
2005
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Fundamentals of Sectional Anatomy: An Imaging Approach
This information is very relevant to the study of sectional anatomy. The four
categories are asthenic, hyposthenic, sthenic, and hypersthenic, with the majority
of the population best being described as hyposthenic and sthenic. Below is a
brief ...
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Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Practical Medicine
lirium tremens, as to " betray a manifest and reprehensible unwillingness to admit
, as attributes of this disease, any of those symptoms that denote the existence of
sthenic or hypersthenic action." Dr. Cross has here levelled six pages of ...
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Mosby's Comprehensive Review of Radiography: The Complete ...
Hypersthenic habitus b. Sthenic habitus c. Hyposthenic habitus d. Asthenic
habitus 2. What body type is a massive build? a. Hypersthenic habitus b. Sthenic
habitus c. Hyposthenic habitus d. Asthenic habitus 3. What bodytypehasthe
stomach ...
William J. Callaway,
2012
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The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
lirium tremens, as to " betray a manifest and reprehensible unwillingness to admit
, as attributes of this disease, any of those symptoms that denote the existence of
sthenic or hypersthenic action." Dr. Cross has here levelled six pages of ...
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The Medico-chirurgical Review
We do not say, with the Physiological School, that Cancerous disease is the
product of Inflammatory action ; but we are quite prepared to assert that the
dynamic condition of this affection is in all its stages of a decidedly hypersthenic
character, ...
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Baltimore Medical and Surgical Journal and Review
In hypersthenic delirium tremens, the indication is much plainer, and the propriety
of the general detraction of blood is frequently imperious and necessary. The
following remarks of Dr. Coates, when applied to asthenic delirium tremens, meet
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