Definition of vasopressor in English:

vasopressor

nounveɪzəʊˈprɛsəˈveɪzoʊˌprɛsər

Medicine

A drug or other agent which causes the constriction of blood vessels.
〔医〕血管收缩药，升压剂
Example sentencesExamples
- In this study, abrupt drug withdrawal reinduced norepinephrine dependency in 30% of patients previously weaned from vasopressors.
- Patients with hypotension should be treated more aggressively, with fluids, inotropic agents or vasopressors as indicated to maintain perfusion and prevent extension of the infarct.
- Patients who are being treated with vasopressors should be weaned off the medications if possible.
- He was admitted to the intensive care unit in septic shock and was treated with broad-spectrum antibiotics and vasopressors.
- Central venous catheters are used for haemodynamic monitoring, giving vasopressors and cytotoxic drugs, sampling blood, and giving fluids and parenteral nutrition.

Origin

1920s: from vaso- + pressor.

Definition of vasopressor in US English:

vasopressor

nounˈvāzōˌpresərˈveɪzoʊˌprɛsər

Medicine

A drug or other agent which causes the constriction of blood vessels.
〔医〕血管收缩药，升压剂
Example sentencesExamples
- Central venous catheters are used for haemodynamic monitoring, giving vasopressors and cytotoxic drugs, sampling blood, and giving fluids and parenteral nutrition.
- In this study, abrupt drug withdrawal reinduced norepinephrine dependency in 30% of patients previously weaned from vasopressors.
- He was admitted to the intensive care unit in septic shock and was treated with broad-spectrum antibiotics and vasopressors.
- Patients with hypotension should be treated more aggressively, with fluids, inotropic agents or vasopressors as indicated to maintain perfusion and prevent extension of the infarct.
- Patients who are being treated with vasopressors should be weaned off the medications if possible.

Origin

1920s: from vaso- + pressor.

词汇	vasopressor
释义	Definition of vasopressor in English: vasopressor nounveɪzəʊˈprɛsəˈveɪzoʊˌprɛsər Medicine A drug or other agent which causes the constriction of blood vessels. 〔医〕血管收缩药，升压剂 Example sentencesExamples In this study, abrupt drug withdrawal reinduced norepinephrine dependency in 30% of patients previously weaned from vasopressors. Patients with hypotension should be treated more aggressively, with fluids, inotropic agents or vasopressors as indicated to maintain perfusion and prevent extension of the infarct. Patients who are being treated with vasopressors should be weaned off the medications if possible. He was admitted to the intensive care unit in septic shock and was treated with broad-spectrum antibiotics and vasopressors. Central venous catheters are used for haemodynamic monitoring, giving vasopressors and cytotoxic drugs, sampling blood, and giving fluids and parenteral nutrition. Origin 1920s: from vaso- + pressor. Definition of vasopressor in US English: vasopressor nounˈvāzōˌpresərˈveɪzoʊˌprɛsər Medicine A drug or other agent which causes the constriction of blood vessels. 〔医〕血管收缩药，升压剂 Example sentencesExamples Central venous catheters are used for haemodynamic monitoring, giving vasopressors and cytotoxic drugs, sampling blood, and giving fluids and parenteral nutrition. In this study, abrupt drug withdrawal reinduced norepinephrine dependency in 30% of patients previously weaned from vasopressors. He was admitted to the intensive care unit in septic shock and was treated with broad-spectrum antibiotics and vasopressors. Patients with hypotension should be treated more aggressively, with fluids, inotropic agents or vasopressors as indicated to maintain perfusion and prevent extension of the infarct. Patients who are being treated with vasopressors should be weaned off the medications if possible. Origin 1920s: from vaso- + pressor.
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