Raise
Raise (medical term)
Raise (pronounced: /reɪz/) is a term used in the medical field to denote an increase or elevation in a particular aspect of health or medical condition.
Etymology
The term 'raise' originates from the Old English 'rǣsan', which means to lift up or elevate. In the medical context, it is used to indicate an increase in a particular health parameter or condition.
Definition
In medical terminology, to raise means to increase or elevate. This can refer to a variety of health aspects, such as raising one's heart rate, raising the level of a certain hormone in the body, or raising the body's temperature.
Related Terms
- Elevate: Similar to raise, elevate also refers to an increase or upliftment in a health aspect or condition.
- Increase: This term is often used interchangeably with raise in the medical field. It refers to a growth or escalation in a particular health parameter.
- Boost: Boost is another term similar to raise. It refers to an enhancement or upliftment in a health aspect or condition.
- Heighten: This term is used to denote an increase in the intensity or severity of a health condition or symptom.
Usage in Medical Context
The term 'raise' is commonly used in various medical contexts. For instance, a doctor might advise a patient to raise their fluid intake to combat dehydration. Similarly, a medical report might indicate a raise in blood sugar levels, suggesting the onset of diabetes.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Raise
- Wikipedia's article - Raise
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