vasodepressor

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vasodepressor /vaso·de·pres·sor/ (-de-pres´er)

1. having the effect of lowering the blood pressure through reduction in peripheral resistance.

2. an agent that causes vasodepression.

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An agent that lowers blood pressure through reduction in peripheral resistance.

adj.

Producing vasodepression.

vasodepressor [vas″o-de-pres´or]

1. causing vasodepression; having the effect of lowering the blood pressure through reduction in peripheral resistance.

2. an agent that so acts.

vasodepressor (vā´zōdēpres´ur),

n an agent that depresses circulation and causes vasomotor depression.

vasodepressor

1. having the effect of lowering the blood pressure through reduction in peripheral resistance.

2. an agent that causes vasodepression.

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