vagus

• n. [解剖] 迷走神经

1. a mixed nerve that supplies the pharynx and larynx and lungs and heart and esophagus and stomach and most of the abdominal viscera

The vagus nerves have an inhibitory action on atrial pacemakers.

迷走神经对心房起搏点有抑制作用.

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The right vagus divides into celiac and gastric branches.

右干分为腹腔和胃支.

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The tensible strength of vagus and spinal nerves is very alike.

迷走神经与脊神经的拉伸强度几乎完全相同.

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Relating to or involving blood vessels and the vagus nerve.

(神经学)属于或关于迷走神经.

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Vagus nerve to control heart rate through breathing.

迷走神经能通过呼吸来控制心率.

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Production of gastric juices for digesting food results from stimulation of the vagus nerves.

为消化食物而产生的胃液是起因于迷走神经的刺激.

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To grasp the operational methods and essentials of trachea intubatton and vagus nerve separation.

掌握气管插管,迷走神经分离的手术方法及操作要领.

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来自拉丁语vagus, 漫游，偏离，用于医学术语迷走神经。

1. The vagus nerves have an inhibitory action on atrial pacemakers.

迷走神经对心房起搏点有抑制作用.

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2. The right vagus divides into celiac and gastric branches.

右干分为腹腔和胃支.

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3. The tensible strength of vagus and spinal nerves is very alike.

迷走神经与脊神经的拉伸强度几乎完全相同.

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4. Relating to or involving blood vessels and the vagus nerve.

(神经学)属于或关于迷走神经.

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5. Vagus nerve to control heart rate through breathing.

迷走神经能通过呼吸来控制心率.

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vagus (n.)

plural vagi, 1840, "pneumogastric nerve," the long, widely distributed nerve from the brain to the upper body, from Latin vagus "wandering, straying" (see vague).