Adrenalin
41adrenalin — ad·ren·al·in || É™ drenÉ™lɪn n. hormone which causes blood pressure to rise …
42adrenalin — [ə drɛn(ə)lɪn] (also adrenaline) noun a hormone secreted by the adrenal glands that increases rates of blood circulation, breathing, and carbohydrate metabolism. Origin early 20th cent.: from adrenal + in1 …
43Adrenalin — Adren·a·lin …
44adrenalin — [əˈdrenəlɪn] noun [U] a chemical that your body produces when you are frightened, excited, or angry …
45Adrenalin — A•dren•al•in [[t]əˈdrɛn l ɪn[/t]] Trademark. pha trm epinephrine 2) …
46adrenalin(e) — n. hormone of adrenal gland; preparation from such secretion or synthetic drug used as haemostatic and heart stimulant …
47Adrenalin — Ad|re|na|lin, das; s <neulateinisch> (Medizin ein Hormon des Nebennierenmarks) …
48adrenalin — Called epinephrine in the U.S., this is a substance secreted into the bloodstream and reacted to by specialized receptors throughout the body, initiating a code blue or flight or fight response. Many receptors are a regular part of sympathetic …
49ADRENALİN — Fr. Tıb: Böbrek üstü salgısından çıkarılan bir hormon. Sentetik olarak da yapılır. Damar daraltmak ve kanamayı önlemekte kullanılır …
50Adrenalin — n. (also adrenaline) 1 a hormone secreted by the adrenal glands, affecting circulation and muscular action, and causing excitement and stimulation. 2 the same substance obtained from animals or by synthesis, used as a stimulant …