Dilation

... going to have an affect to those who receive it. But that is my opinion. As for the events that I told you about--I have no problem with capillary dilation or even chemical reaction, as my son is biological. There was a catalyst though and it was not medicine. If I have a fever and I take aspirin--and ...

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... not proof of anything. They are only meaningful to you, and are not relevant in a scientific context. Heat-rushes can be explained by capillary dilation due to emotion or hormones (or a fever) Someone that has a 24-hour flu could psychosomatically add symptoms if they thought they had something ...

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"Veno-" is a prefix referring to veins. So when the words either constriction or dilation are added after the prefix, it specifically indicates that it's the vein that constricts or dilates.

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... but in biology we are told that only arteries vasoconstrict so i asked my biology teacher and she said she had never heard of venoconstriction/dilation and as she specialises in anatomy i am now seriously doubting my sports textbook please help!!! who is right!!! also, my sports textbook says ...

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Does sympathetic nerve trigger the dilation or constriction of renal afferent artery? thx^^

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