Pronouncing medical lexicon : containing the correct pronounciation and definition of terms used in medicine and the collateral sciences, with addenda and list of poisons and their antedotes / by C.H. Cleaveland.

  • Cleaveland, C. H. (Charles Harley), 1817-1863.
Date:
1872
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    Anthelmintic, An-tel-min-tik; a woroi-destroyer. An THEMIS CoTULA, An'ts-mis Ko-ti^-la; inay-<veed. Anthemis Nobilis, — ]S6-bil-is; Common chamo- mile. Anthemis Pyrethrum, —_ Pir-et-rum; Spanish chamomile. Anthorisma, An-tor-iz-ma; a tumor without distinct limits. Anthracite, An'tra-sjt; fossil coal. Anthrax, An'traks; carbuncle. Anthracotyphus, An-tra-kG)-t|-fus; the plague. Anthraoosis, An-tra-k6-sis; carbuncle of the eye lids. Anthropology, An-tro-p61-a-ji; science of man. Anthropophagus, An-tro-pof-a-gus; man-eater. Anthropomagnetimus, An-tro-po-mag-net^i-mu35 animal magnetism. Anthroposcopia, An-tro-po-sko-pi-a; physiognomy. Anthypnotic, Ant-hip-not-ik; remedy against sleep. Anti, xin'ti: a prefix, signifying against. Anti arthritic, An-ti-qr-trit-ik; a class of medicines tor the cure of diseases of the joints. [arm. Antibrachial, An-ti-brak-i-al; relating to the fore- Antibrachium, An-ti-brak-i-um; the forearm. Antibromic, An-ti-brom-ik; a destroyer of offensive odors. Anticardum, An-ti-kqr-dum; / the pit of the stom- Anticoeur, An-ti-ker. ) ach. Anticonvulsives, An-ti-kon-viil-sivz; remedies for the convulsive diseases, as epilepsy. Anticnemion, An-tik-ns-mi-on: the shin. Anticus, An'ti-kus; anterior. Antidote, An'ti-dot; a medicine given against, or to destroy a morbid cause. Antidynous, An-tid-i-nus: anodyne. Antidysenteric, An-ti-dis-en-ter-ik; a remedy for dysentery. [esis. Antiemetio, An-ti-g-met-ik; a remedy against em-