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pressor /pres·sor/ (pres´or) tending to increase blood pressure.

pres·sor (pr

ôr

, -

adj.

1. Producing increased blood pressure.

2. Causing constriction of the blood vessels.

pressor

[pres′ər]

Etymology: L, premere, to press

describing a substance that tends to cause a rise in blood pressure.

pressor [pres´er]

tending to increase blood pressure.

pressor

tending to increase blood pressure.

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In a study of the relationship between scores on masculine gender role stress and blood pressure reactivity, men exposed to the cold pressor test (in which hands are submerged in ice cold water) were given either neutral instructions (in which they were told they were simply providing physiological data) or masculine challenge instructions (in which they were told that exposure of their hands in ice cold water was a measure of strength, endurance and ability to withstand pain).

The relationships between masculinity variables, health risk ... by Levant, Ronald F.; Wimer, David J.; Williams, Christine M.; Smalley, K. Bryant; Noronha, Delilah / International Journal of Men's Health

First, it confirmed that methadone-maintained patients demonstrated hyperalgesia and not allydonia when pain sensitivity was measured with the cold pressor test.

Opioids treatment ups pain sensitivity by Asian News International

6,10) The use of epinephrine or other pressor ammines can cause a hypertensive crisis in a patient with uncontrolled hyperthyroidism.

Thyroid disease and oral health by Roggow, Sandi / Access

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