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succussion

 

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Noun succussion has 1 sense
  1. succussion - shaking a person to determine whether a large amount of liquid is present in a body cavity
    --1 is a kind of
    auscultation
    Derived form: verb succuss1

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Succussion

Noun - Medical Sense:

Succussion refers to the act of shaking a patient's body to elicit certain diagnostic signs, especially within the chest or abdomen.

Sample sentence: The doctor performed succussion on the patient's abdomen to determine the presence of fluid.

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Noun - Homeopathic Sense:

In homeopathy, succussion refers to the vigorous shaking of a solution during the preparation of a remedy, believed to enhance its potency.

Sample sentence: Proper succussion is essential in the preparation of homeopathic remedies.

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Noun - Geophysical Sense:

In geophysics, succussion describes the violent shaking or vibration of the ground resulting from an earthquake or explosion.

Sample sentence: The succussion caused by the earthquake was felt several kilometers away.

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Verb - General Sense:

As a verb, succussion refers to the act of shaking or vibrating something vigorously.

Sample sentence: He succussed the bottle to mix the ingredients thoroughly.

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Verb - Alternative Medicine Sense:

In alternative medicine, succussion can also indicate the act of shaking or tapping certain body parts to promote energy flow or alleviate discomfort.

Sample sentence: She succussed her temples to relieve her headache.

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