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DictionarySeetensiontissue tension
tension [ten´shun] 1. the act of stretching.2. the condition of being stretched or strained; the degree to which something is stretched or strained.3. the partial pressure of a component of a gas mixture or of a gas dissolved in a fluid, such as oxygen in blood.4. voltage.5. mental, emotional, or nervous strain.6. hostility between two or more individuals or groups.arterial tension blood pressure within an artery.carbon dioxide tension the partial pressure of carbon dioxide" >carbon dioxide in the blood, noted as pCO2 in blood gas analysis. See also respiration.electric tension electromotive force.intraocular tension intraocular pressure.surface tension tension or resistance that acts to preserve the integrity of a surface.tissue tension a state of equilibrium between tissues and cells that prevents overaction of any part.tis·sue ten·siona theoretic condition of equilibrium or balance between the tissues and cells whereby overaction of any part is restrained by the pull of the mass.tis·sue ten·sion (tish'ū ten'shŭn) A theoretic condition of equilibrium or balance between the tissues and cells whereby overaction of any part is restrained by the pull of the mass. |