precibalとは 意味・読み方・使い方

語源

From Latin cibus (“food”).

形容詞

precibal (not comparable)

1. Before a meal.
   • 1955, Gunnar Holmgren, Acta Oto-laryngologica, Volume 45, page 86,

     In discussing these observations they suggested that the precibal increase in olfactory acuity may be a measure for the intensity of the sensation of satiety afforded by the ingested food.

   • 1968, Helge Sigstad, Changes in plasma volume during the dumping syndrome, page 79,

     Howe et al. (62) showed that a precibal injection of insulin reduced the postcibal fall in plasma volume at the same time relieving the symptoms.

   • 1981, Lloyd H. Smith, Samuel O. Thier, Pathophysiology: The Biological Principles of Disease, page 1624,

     This rapid fall in blood glucose to precibal levels, or a markedly lower level causes troublesome, even serious symptoms.

同意語

• (before a meal): preprandial

関連する語

• postcibal