hyperresponsive

adjective

hy·per·re·spon·sive ˌhī-pər-ri-ˈspän(t)-siv

variants or hyper-responsive

: characterized by an abnormal degree of responsiveness (as to a physical or emotional stimulus)

The biochemical barrage, which would be helpful were it directed at a foreign invader, provokes sustained inflammation of the airway lining. And, perversely, it makes the tissue much more sensitive (or hyperresponsive) to the original trigger.

Stephen Hoffmann

Studies … have shown a hyperresponsive amygdala and impaired inhibition from the prefrontal cortex during tasks involving exposure to facial expressions, reactions to emotionally charged words, and interpersonal cooperation.

John G. Gunderson

hyperresponsiveness

ˌhī-pər-ri-ˈspän(t)-siv-nəs

noun

or hyper-responsiveness

Measurements of airway hyperresponsiveness, although not sufficiently sensitive or specific to provide a definite diagnosis of asthma, are closely correlated with clinical assessments of the presence and severity of the disease.

M. R. Sears et al.

hyperresponsivity

ˌhī-pər-ri-ˌspän(t)-ˈsi-və-tē

noun

or hyper-responsivity

bronchial hyperresponsivity

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