The phrase "acute laboratory" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in a specific context related to a laboratory that focuses on acute conditions or acute studies, but without further context, its meaning is unclear.
Example: "The acute laboratory specializes in research on short-term health conditions and their immediate effects on patients."
Alternatives: "emergency lab" or "urgent care lab".
Chewing gum alleviates negative mood and reduces cortisol during acute laboratory psychological stress.
Within approximately one week, participants completed a standardized acute laboratory stress task while salivary cortisol responses were measured.
We sought to determine the effect of an acute laboratory stressor on perceptual and emotional responses to intraesophageal acid perfusion in healthy controls and patients with GERD.
The acute laboratory stress resulted in a suppressed circadian rhythm of ROS production and in a decreased overall formation of ROS throughout the day.
The TM program appeared to have a beneficial impact upon cardiovascular functioning at rest and during acute laboratory stress in adolescents at-risk for hypertension, as the TM group exhibited greater decreases in resting blood pressure as well as other improvements compared to the control group.
To examine the effects of depressive symptoms and hostility on changes in C-reactive protein (CRP) and interleukin (IL -6 IL -6sponse to an acute laboratory stressor.
All four studies reported significant findings related to cortisol hypersecretion of depressed juveniles in response to acute, laboratory-induced psychological stress relative to non-depressed psychiatric controls or normative volunteers.
The discharge criteria of ICU were the following: stable respiration without orotracheal tube and maintaining SpO2 >92% without noninvasive positive pressure, stable circulation with no requirement of hemodynamic monitoring and maintaining systolic blood pressure >90 mmHg without vasoactive agents, and no requirement of compensation of acute abnormal laboratory values.
Acute seroconverters: laboratory diagnostic criteria for an acute seroconversion were i) detectable HIV-1 RNA (or p24 antigen) combined with a negative or indeterminate ELISA result or ii) reactive HIV-1-ELISA combined with a negative or indeterminate immunoblot-result followed by confirmation of complete seroconversion within 6 months.
The person analysing the samples worked routinely in an acute type laboratory with a high volume of samples, with many samples expected to be analysed within 30 minutes.
First, our reliance on administrative codes for diagnoses and procedures limited our ability to better characterize the cohort and incorporate potentially vital data (eg, severity of acute illness, laboratory data) in to our models.
