1) He had a syncopal attack this morning.
他今晨突然晕厥。
2) Syncope
[英]['siŋkəpi] [美]['sɪŋkəpɪ]
晕厥
1.
Clinical analysis of 21 patients with neurally-mediated syncope in hospital;
21例神经介导性晕厥住院患者临床分析
2.
The response patterns to head-up tilt table test in patients with cardioinhibitory and vasodepressor syncope;
血管迷走性晕厥直立倾斜试验反应类型研究
3) sudden feeling of faintness
突然的眩晕感
4) Turks
突厥
1.
In the early Tang Dynasty, Han people and other ethnic groups in inland China knew it as the Turks intercourse with the Central Plains became more frequent and lots of Turkic people migrated to the Central Plains.
剺面习俗在东汉至隋唐时期流行于以突厥为主体的西域诸民族中,并于唐代前期随着突厥与中原政权的频繁交往和大量降唐的突厥人内迁而被汉族等更多的民族所了解。
2.
At the beginning of the Sui Dynasty, Youzhou is continually assaulted by many tribes in the northeast having submitted to Turks.
隋初,突厥乘王朝立足未稳之际,对边境屡屡构成威胁。
3.
From 11th century, along with the Byzantium internal contradictions and Turks growing up, they erupted the incisively conflict in the Asia Minor area.
公元11世纪起,随着拜占庭内部矛盾的加剧和突厥民族的兴起,双方在小亚地区爆发了冲突。
5) Turkic
[英]['tə:kik] [美]['tɝkɪk]
突厥
1.
Cultural Significance of the Ancient Turkic People s "Large Army to Die,but Shameful to Sickness";
释古代突厥人“重兵死,而耻病终”的文化意义
2.
The Turkic Revolt and the Southward Movement of Anbei Supervision Office;
突厥的叛乱与安北都护府南迁
3.
The Discussion for Settling down the Turkic in the Period of Zhenguan
贞观年间关于安置突厥问题的大讨论
6) Turk
[英][tə:k] [美][tɝk]
突厥
1.
Research on Deeds of Khan Ten Surname Ashinaxian in Turk;
突厥十姓可汗阿史那献事迹考
2.
A Centenary Studies of North-Asia Turk(1900-2000);
北亚突厥百年研究(1900—2000年)
3.
The Qiuci Grottoes and Cultures of Turk, Tibetan, Uigur;
龟兹石窟与突厥、回鹘、吐蕃文化
补充资料：晕厥
| 晕厥 syncope 因一时性广泛的脑供血不足而突然发生的短暂意识丧失状态。患者肌张力消失，倒地或不能保持正常姿势，可于短时间恢复。正常人脑血流量高于身体其他组织，成人血流量每分钟为45～50毫升（mL）／100克（g）脑组织。维持意识所需脑血流量的临界值为30mL／100g／分，当脑血流量骤减至临界点以下时，即可引起晕厥。导致脑血流量骤减的原因是：①血压急剧下降。为周围血管张力的反射性丧失，周围小血管迅速广泛地扩张所致，为反射性晕厥，血管迷走性晕厥、颈动脉窦性晕厥、排尿性晕厥、直立性低血压性晕厥、咳嗽性晕厥等属之。②心排血量降低。常由急性心功能不全或血容量急剧减少所致，为心源性晕厥，见于心律失常（包括心搏过速、心搏徐缓、心室停搏）、心肌病变、急性心脏排出受阻(左心房粘液瘤、心瓣膜病变、先天性心脏病)、肺血流受阻(肺动脉栓塞)等。③供应脑部血流的动脉急性缺血。多由脑血管有闭塞性疾病时，脑血管阻力增加所致，为脑源性晕厥，见于主动脉弓综合症。 |
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