SA

There are multiple definitions:

  1. sino-atrial(English)

    • also denoted as S-A; see sinus node
    • RSA, SAN
  2. stimulus artifact(English)

  3. sacroanterior position(English)

  4. simulated annealing(English)

  5. Staphylococcus aureus(English)

  6. sensitivity analysis(English)

  7. sleep apnea(English)

  8. situation awareness(English)

    • up-to-the-minute cognizance or awareness required to move about, operate equipment, or maintain a system. The term has received considerable attention in the military community. In the applied behavioral science community, the term situation awareness has emerged as a psychological concept similar to such terms as intelligence, vigilance, attention, fatigue, stress, compatibility, and workload
    • DOA
    • Military medicine, Occupational disease, Psychology, Fatigue
    • https://www.nap…/6173/chapter/9
  9. skeletal anchor(English)

  10. smoking asthmatic(English)

  11. saccular aneurysm(English)

    • aneurysms develop at branch points of high intravascular turbulence and abnormal vessel wall shear stress. They arise in areas with complex arterial vascular geometry, particularly bifurcations and curvatures that contribute to increases in wall shear stress. Although formation is linked to diffuse genetic/familial, environmental, and immunologic risk factors, saccular aneurysms seldom occur in random locations. They tend to arise in sites similar to where giant and fusiform aneurysms form, with comparable and predictable geometric and anatomical properties. Vascular flow is turbulent or laminar. Turbulent flow has random variations in temporal and spatial components, with inconsistent predictability. Laminar flow typically occurs in large, straight vessels and is synonymous with normal physiological conditions but can be more complex or “disturbed,” occurring in areas of arterial bifurcations or poststenotic areas. These perturbations in flow often result in endothelial dysfunction, aiding aneurysm formation. The endothelial response to wall shear stress appears to cause a cascade of gene signaling, morphological, and phenotypic changes that result in the initiation, progression, and rupture of intracranial aneurysms
    • CoW, VSMC
    • Vascular disease, Vessel properties, Endothelium, Hemodynamics, Brain (dys)function
    • https://doi.org…surg.2016.00043
  12. symmetry expression for agreement(English)

  13. sexually antagonistic(English)

    • sex chromosomes regularly evolve suppressed recombination, distinguishing them from other chromosomes. It is now clear that non-recombining sex-linked regions have arisen in different ways in different organisms
    • XY, ZW
    • Genetics
    • https://doi.org…90/genes9050264
  14. self-assessed(English)

  15. short adrenergic [projection](English)

  16. single axis(English)

  17. spiral artery(English)

  18. scarf/akin [osteotomy](English)

  19. scalene [muscle](English)

  20. sham adaptation(English)

  21. splenic artery(English)

  22. subjective age(English)

  23. stearylamine(English)

  24. spherical aberration(English)

  25. sinus arrest(English)

  26. short axis(English)

  27. serratus anterior(Latin)

  28. suture anchor(English)

  29. self administration(English)

  30. shoulder angle(English)

  31. serum albumin(English)

  32. saline-acclimated(English)

  33. senescence-associated(English)

  34. subacromial [injection](English)

  35. serrated adenoma(English)

  36. stereoacuity(English)

  37. subclinical atherosclerosis(English)

  38. spinal anesthesia(English)

  39. salicylic acid(English)