Biphasic -- Having two phases. Used to describe BBT charts that show a clear shift from the follicular phase (before ovulation) to the luteal phase (after ovulation).
Biphasic: A two-level BBT record, which shows a rise in temperature and is suggestive of ovulation.
Biphasic Chart - A two-phase temperature chart that shows a pattern of fairly low temperatures in the pre-ovulatory phase of the cycle, an upward shift of about 0.
Basal Body Temperature, Biphasic: A basal body temperature pattern consistent with ovulation and the formation of the corpus luteum, which secretes progesterone.
Results: Serotonin induced monophasic vasoconstrictory responses or biphasic responses with a transient vasodilation succeeded by a vasoconstriction. The frequency of preparations displaying a biphasic response increased with gestational age.
The mechanism underlying the biphasic nature of an ovulatory BBT is the production of progesterone after ovulation. Progesterone is a thermogenic hormone which usually causes a rise in the basal temperature of 0.4 to 1.0 degrees Fahrenheit.
a fixed concentration of hormones throughout 21 days of the 28-day menstrual cycle, or multiphasic, with two (biphasic) or three (triphasic) variations of concentration throughout the cycle.
receives epinephrine, you should go immediately to a hospital emergency room so additional treatment can be given, if needed. Also, they'll observe your child for at least 4 hours to watch for signs of a second wave of symptoms (called a biphasic ...
On paper, when it looks like this, it's called "biphasic."
Endometrial biopsy (EMB).
 See also: Egg, Pregnancy, Ovulation, Uterus, Hormone
  
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