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choke (chōk)

1. strangle; to interrupt respiration by obstruction or compression.

2. strangulation; the condition resulting from such an interruption.

3. (pl.) a burning sensation in the substernal region, with uncontrollable coughing, occurring during decompression.

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choke (chk)

v.

1. To interfere with the respiration of by compression or obstruction of the larynx or trachea.

2. To have difficulty in breathing, swallowing, or speaking.

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choke

Etymology: ME, choken

to interrupt breathing by compression or obstruction of the larynx or trachea.

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Choke

Ballistics The narrowing of the cylinder bore of a shotgun at the muzzle, which minimizes the spread of shot as the shot leaves the barrel
Forensics verb To intentionally obstruct the upper airways of another individual by external compression, at the level of the trachea
Medspeak verb To suffer the sensation of or the actual obstruction of the upper airways

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choke [chōk]

1. to interrupt respiration by obstruction or compression; called also strangle.

2. the condition resulting from such interruption; called also strangulation.

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choke

to interrupt respiration by obstruction or compression, or the condition resulting from such interruption. See also esophageal obstruction.

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choke chain

a string of metal links which, when looped through an end link, forms a noose. It is commonly used as a collar for dogs, particularly in training or for control of large, strong or unruly dogs as tension on the attached lead tightens the noose around the dog's neck giving great control.

choke chain injury

soft tissue injury and fracture on luxation of the hyoid apparatus can occur with excessive force. Choke chains may also become imbedded in the tissues of growing dogs.

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choke

Clinical medicine verb To suffer a sensation of obstruction of the upper airways Forensic pathology verb To intentionally obstruct the upper airways of another person by external compression, at the level of the trachea. See Choke hold, Strangulation.