cac

IPA/kˈak/
KK[kˈæk]IPA/kˈæk/

cac — abbreviation

1. a control area in the nervous system that sends signals to make the heart beat f

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釋義

a control area in the nervous system that sends signals to make the heart beat faster

例句

The anatomy chart labels the CAC as the center that speeds heart rate.

CAC as a labelled structure in a diagram

Dr. Park explained that signals from the CAC can make the heart beat faster.

signals from the CAC affecting heart rate

同義詞

文法句型

signals from the CAC

the CAC raises heart rate

CAC in physiology notes

用法筆記

Used mainly in anatomy or physiology writing, not in everyday health talk. Writers often give the full term first and then use CAC in later mentions.

常見錯誤

The nurse said my CAC was 90.
The nurse said my heart rate was 90.
💡CAC names a control center, while a number like 90 refers to heart rate.