The phrase "acute tolerance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to pharmacology or psychology, referring to a rapid development of tolerance to a substance or stimulus.
Example: "After several doses of the medication, the patient exhibited signs of acute tolerance, requiring higher amounts for the same effect."
Alternatives: "rapid tolerance" or "immediate tolerance".
Brauer LH, Ambre J, de Wit H (1996). Acute tolerance to subjective but not cardiovascular effects of D-amphetamine in normal, healthy men.
Although acute tolerance (AT) to alcohol has been demonstrated in many single-dose studies, the existence of AT at steady state concentrations of alcohol has been questioned.
However, time-variant pharmacodynamic models (effect compartment, acute tolerance, sensitization, and indirect responses) can be required when kinetics and response are out-of-phase.
Both methamphetamine and amphetamine behavioral effects were related to methamphetamine and amphetamine plasma levels by a clockwise hysteresis loop indicating acute tolerance had developed to the discriminative stimulus effects.
The objectives of this study were to determine the effects of fentanyl on the end-tidal concentration of sevoflurane needed to prevent motor movement (MACNM) in response to noxious stimulation, and to evaluate if acute tolerance develops.
These equations describe the rate of tolerance growth for acute tolerance, the rate of tolerance growth after alcohol dosing (chronic tolerance), and, for cases in which tolerance has been conditioned, the equations also describe changes in the rate of growth of tolerance when the stimulus set changes.
Strain abbreviations: HAFT: High Acute Functional Tolerance, ILS: Inbred Long Sleep, ISL: Inbred Short Sleep, LAFT: Low Acute Functional Tolerance.
It is also important to decrease the deleterious effects of PVS2 treatment and enhance the acute dehydration tolerance of seeds.
As expected, the occurrence of NOSVA during septic shock was associated with a poor acute hemodynamic tolerance, with a fall in arterial pressure and increased doses of catecholamines.
These responses include acute response, tolerance, withdrawal, and sensitization.
The development of morphine-induced acute opioid tolerance was monitored as described (15).
