vasoconstrictor
vasoconstrictor
Definition
vaso·con·stric·tor (-kən strik′tər)
noun
a nerve or drug causing such constriction
vas′o·con·stric′·tion noun
vasoconstrictor
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- potent: Angiotensin II: Is the most potent vasoconstrictor in the body.
- peripheral: A pure peripheral vasoconstrictor which is available in 10mg ampoules.
- pure: A pure peripheral vasoconstrictor which is available in 10mg ampoules.
- powerful: Serotonin was first recognized as a powerful vasoconstrictor in blood serum.
Modifies a noun
- effect: There are theoretical risks to the foot from the vasoconstrictor effect.
- response: Good analgesia reduces the level of circulating catecholamines and avoids the vasoconstrictor response to pain.
- drug: Avoiding occupational exposure to cold or vibration Stopping any vasoconstrictor drugs ( unless the risks of stopping outweigh the benefits ).
- agent: Peripheral vasoconstrictor agents are not generally recommended; avoid the use of adrenaline.
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