thermosystaltic (Meaning)
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thermosystaltic (a.)
Influenced in its contraction by heat or cold; -- said of a muscle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of thermosystaltic
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thermosystaltic Sentence Examples
- The patient's thermosystaltic response to the cold was slow and inadequate.
- The thermosystaltic relaxation of the blood vessels led to a reduction in body temperature.
- The thermosystaltic constriction of the arteries helped maintain blood pressure during strenuous exercise.
- The thermosystaltic reflexes were impaired in individuals with hypothermia.
- Heat exposure can trigger thermosystaltic dilation of the capillaries, resulting in increased blood flow to the skin.
- The thermosystaltic reaction of the smooth muscles in the arterioles is crucial for regulating body temperature.
- Damage to the hypothalamus can disrupt the thermosystaltic control center and impair the ability to maintain body temperature.
- The thermosystaltic response to fever is a protective mechanism that helps eliminate pathogens and promote healing.
- Hypothalamic thermosystaltic pathways integrate information from thermoreceptors to coordinate appropriate physiological responses.
- Excessive thermosystaltic activity can lead to vasoconstriction and reduced blood flow, potentially causing tissue damage.
FAQs About the word thermosystaltic
Influenced in its contraction by heat or cold; -- said of a muscle.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The patient's thermosystaltic response to the cold was slow and inadequate.
The thermosystaltic relaxation of the blood vessels led to a reduction in body temperature.
The thermosystaltic constriction of the arteries helped maintain blood pressure during strenuous exercise.
The thermosystaltic reflexes were impaired in individuals with hypothermia.
