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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    Apocopi, A-p6k-o-pj; eunuchs; castrated men. Apocynum Andros^mifolium, Ap-o-sj-num An- drco-sem-i f6-li-um: dog’s bane. [an hemp, Apocynum Cannabinum, — Kan-a-bj-num; Indi- Apodemialgia, Ap-o-de-mi al-ji-a: home-sickness. Apogonum, A-p6g-o-num; a living foetus. Apomyxia, Ap-o-miks-i-a; nasal mucus. Aponeurosis, A-pon-yip-ro-sis; tendinous expansion of muscles. [ses. Aponeurotic, A-pon-yix-rot-ik; relating toaponeuro- Aponia. A-]'C)-ni-a; freedom from pain. Apophraxis. Ap-o-fraks-is; amenorrhoea, Apophthora, A-p6F-to-ra; abortion. Apophysis. A p6f-i-sis; the projecting end or pro- cess of a bone. [the brain. Apoplexia, Ap-o-pleks-i-a: apoplexy, a disorder of Apoplexia Cerebri, — Ser-e-brj; extravasation of blood in the substance of the brain or under the meninges. Apoplexia Pulmonum, — Pul-mo-num; extravasa- tion of blood in the substances of the lungs. Apopnixis, A-pop-niks-is; suffocation. Aposia, A-po-gi-a; abscence of thirst. Apositia, Ap-o-ziJ-i-a; aversion for food. Apositio, Ap-o-zit-ik; a destroyer of appetite. Apostaxis, Ap-o-staks-is; distillation. Aposteme, Ap'o-stem; an abscess. Apotheca, A-p6t-8-ka; a shop. [drugs. Apothecary, A-p6t-s-ka-ri; one who prepares Apotokas, A-pot-o-kas; abortive foetus. Apotoma, A-pot-o-ma; amputation. Apozem, Ap'o-zem; a decoction. Appendicula Vermiformis, Ap-en-dik-yn,-la Yer- mi-ferm-is; worm-like excresence from the caecum coli. Appendicula Cerebri, — Ser-e-brj; pituitary gland. Appetence, Ap'e-tens: desire. Appetite, Ap's-tjt; desire.