guarding

guard·ing

(gard'ing), A spasm of muscles to minimize motion or agitation of sites affected by injury or disease.

guarding

Physical exam Involuntary muscle spasm elicited by fulminant acute peritonitis, leaving the anterior abdominal muscles in a state of tonic contraction, imparting a board-like consistency to the rectus abdominis muscles, distinguished from voluntary guarding, seen in 'ticklish' Pts. See Abdominal guarding.

guard·ing

(gahrd'ing) A spasm of muscles to minimize motion or agitation of sites affected by injury or disease.

guarding

Reflex tightening of the muscles of the abdominal wall when pressed upon by the examining hand in the presence of underlying tenderness from inflammation. Guarding makes examination difficult but is, in itself, of diagnostic significance.

guard·ing

(gahrd'ing) A spasm of muscles to minimize motion or agitation of sites affected by injury or disease.

单词	guarding
释义	DictionarySeeguard guarding guarding [′gärd·iŋ] (electricity) A method of eliminating surface-leakage effects from measurements of electrical resistance which employs a low-resistance conductor in the vicinity of one of the terminals or a portion of the measuring circuit. guarding guard·ing (gard'ing), A spasm of muscles to minimize motion or agitation of sites affected by injury or disease. guarding Physical exam Involuntary muscle spasm elicited by fulminant acute peritonitis, leaving the anterior abdominal muscles in a state of tonic contraction, imparting a board-like consistency to the rectus abdominis muscles, distinguished from voluntary guarding, seen in 'ticklish' Pts. See Abdominal guarding. guard·ing (gahrd'ing) A spasm of muscles to minimize motion or agitation of sites affected by injury or disease. guarding Reflex tightening of the muscles of the abdominal wall when pressed upon by the examining hand in the presence of underlying tenderness from inflammation. Guarding makes examination difficult but is, in itself, of diagnostic significance. guard·ing (gahrd'ing) A spasm of muscles to minimize motion or agitation of sites affected by injury or disease.
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