Definition of defervescence in English:

defervescence

noun ˌdɪfəˈvɛs(ə)nsˌdēfərˈvesəns

mass nounMedicine

The abatement of a fever as indicated by a decrease in bodily temperature.
〔医〕退热
Example sentencesExamples
- Although they were subjectively better, there was a delayed defervescence of fever even up to 7 days, whereas in 1989, this occurred in 3 days.
- At the end of this phase defervescence occurs and the patient is usually afebrile for a day or two before the immune phase begins.
- The recurrence of fever after an initial defervescence suggests a septic or nonseptic embolic event, a drug hypersensitivity reaction or the emergence of a resistant strain.
- During this time the vast majority of patients show clinical improvement, including defervescence, reduced cough, and weight gain.
- If major plasma leakage occurs, it usually develops 24 hours before to 24 hours after defervescence.

Derivatives

defervesce

verb ˌdiːfəˈvɛsˌdifərˈvɛs

[no object]

Medicine

Experience defervescence.
the patient defervesced after seven weeks of continuous fever
Example sentencesExamples
- The patients who took longer than 48 hours to defervesce were clinically similar to those whose fevers responded faster to therapy.
- The patient defervesced and continued to receive red cell and platelet support.
- Several days after the onset, the patient will defervesce, with gradual neurological improvement over several days.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Latin defervescent- 'ceasing to boil', from the verb defervescere.

Definition of defervescence in US English:

defervescence

nounˌdēfərˈvesəns

Medicine

The abatement of a fever as indicated by a decrease in bodily temperature.
〔医〕退热
Example sentencesExamples
- At the end of this phase defervescence occurs and the patient is usually afebrile for a day or two before the immune phase begins.
- During this time the vast majority of patients show clinical improvement, including defervescence, reduced cough, and weight gain.
- If major plasma leakage occurs, it usually develops 24 hours before to 24 hours after defervescence.
- Although they were subjectively better, there was a delayed defervescence of fever even up to 7 days, whereas in 1989, this occurred in 3 days.
- The recurrence of fever after an initial defervescence suggests a septic or nonseptic embolic event, a drug hypersensitivity reaction or the emergence of a resistant strain.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Latin defervescent- ‘ceasing to boil’, from the verb defervescere.

词汇	defervescence
释义	Definition of defervescence in English: defervescence noun ˌdɪfəˈvɛs(ə)nsˌdēfərˈvesəns mass nounMedicine The abatement of a fever as indicated by a decrease in bodily temperature. 〔医〕退热 Example sentencesExamples Although they were subjectively better, there was a delayed defervescence of fever even up to 7 days, whereas in 1989, this occurred in 3 days. At the end of this phase defervescence occurs and the patient is usually afebrile for a day or two before the immune phase begins. The recurrence of fever after an initial defervescence suggests a septic or nonseptic embolic event, a drug hypersensitivity reaction or the emergence of a resistant strain. During this time the vast majority of patients show clinical improvement, including defervescence, reduced cough, and weight gain. If major plasma leakage occurs, it usually develops 24 hours before to 24 hours after defervescence. Derivatives defervesce verb ˌdiːfəˈvɛsˌdifərˈvɛs [no object]Medicine Experience defervescence. the patient defervesced after seven weeks of continuous fever Example sentencesExamples The patients who took longer than 48 hours to defervesce were clinically similar to those whose fevers responded faster to therapy. The patient defervesced and continued to receive red cell and platelet support. Several days after the onset, the patient will defervesce, with gradual neurological improvement over several days. Origin Early 18th century: from Latin defervescent- 'ceasing to boil', from the verb defervescere. Definition of defervescence in US English: defervescence nounˌdēfərˈvesəns Medicine The abatement of a fever as indicated by a decrease in bodily temperature. 〔医〕退热 Example sentencesExamples At the end of this phase defervescence occurs and the patient is usually afebrile for a day or two before the immune phase begins. During this time the vast majority of patients show clinical improvement, including defervescence, reduced cough, and weight gain. If major plasma leakage occurs, it usually develops 24 hours before to 24 hours after defervescence. Although they were subjectively better, there was a delayed defervescence of fever even up to 7 days, whereas in 1989, this occurred in 3 days. The recurrence of fever after an initial defervescence suggests a septic or nonseptic embolic event, a drug hypersensitivity reaction or the emergence of a resistant strain. Origin Early 18th century: from Latin defervescent- ‘ceasing to boil’, from the verb defervescere.
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