Medical vocabulary, or, an explanation of all names, synonyms, terms, and phrases used in medicine and the relative branches of medical science.
- Mayne, Robert Gray, 1808-1868
- Date:
- 1862
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: Medical vocabulary, or, an explanation of all names, synonyms, terms, and phrases used in medicine and the relative branches of medical science. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![ave made its soxmd familiar to U. AplilSgls'flcus, a, urn. (A, priv.; >5o^, a flame.) A^at Philos. Without flame: aplilogis'tic. Aphonia, or, f.) A, priv.; ^xavh, tie voice.) Pathol. Loss of voice : pho'ny; a genus, Ord. Dyscinesice : !i. Locales, of Cullen’s Nosology, lee Anaudia, Vox Abscissa. AplirOdlsia, oe, f. (’AcftpobiTr], ^’enus.) Pathol. Morbid, or im- loderate desire of venery. Physiol. 'he generative act. Also termed {^hrodisiasmiLS. AphrOdlsi'iiciis, a, um. {Aphro- ’/isia.) Pharm. Improving the func- ional condition of the generative i^ans ; aphrodi'siac; aphrodi'sial. AphrOdisias’mns. Same as \phrodisia. AphrOdisins. Same as Aphro- lisiacus. Apli'tha, OE, f. A'jt'tw, to set on ire.) Pathol. Aphthae constitute he characteristic symptoms of ‘thrush,” and also occur in other liseases of the adult. Aphthoides, adj. {Aphtha; erminal -Ides.) Med. Eesembling phtha: aph'thoid. Apli'thous. {Aphtha; terminal osus.) Pathol. Of the appearance, r full of aphthae. AphtJwsus, um. Apliyl'lns, a, um. (A, priv.; wWou, a leaf.) Bot. Wanting eaves: aphyllous. ApiScens, a, W7W-. Bot. Having an .rrangement,as in Apium; apia'ceous. ApIcMls, is, e. Belonging to the pex: a'pical. Apicatns, a, um. Having a con- picuous apex; a'picated. Apl'cula, OB, f. (Dim. apex.) A mall sharp, short point: an a'picule. A’pis Mclll'flca. M. Med. The loney-bee, affording honey and wax. Apliina'tlcns, a, um. (A, priv.; rXai/ao), to wander.) Nat. Philos. Corrective of the aberrations of the ays of light: aplana'tic. Aplas'tic. (A, priv.; TrXaoro-w, 0 form.) Pathol. That cannot be irganised. Apladticus, a, um. Apleii'rla, ae, f. (A, priv. ; rXeu/oct, a rib.) Physiol. An or- :anic deviation characterised by the .bsence of ribs. Apnen'ria, ob, f. (A, priv.; irveufiuiv, the lung.) Physiol. An organic derivation characterised by the absence of lungs. Apnoe'a, ob, f. (A, priv.; irveuy, to breathe.) Pathol. Partial priva- tion, or suspension of breath. Apo>. (’Atto.) a prefix signi- fying/ro?«-, upon, on, at. Apttcar’pws. a, um. { ’Atto, upon; Kapiros, fruit.) Bot. Ap- plied to a moss, the capsule of which, almost sessile, is covered by the leaves ; apocar'pous. Apdcgnosi.«, is, f. {'Atto, from ; K6VOU), to empty out.) Pathol. In- creased discharge, flux, or evacua- tion. Apttcynaccns, a, um. Bot. Hav- ing an arrangement, as in Apocynum, or dog’s bane : apocyna'ceous. Apttcyn'eiis, a, um. Same as Apocynacem. A'pddes, um, m. pi. (A, priv. ; TToi/s, a foot.) Ichthyol. Without ventrals, or fins which correspond to legs and feet. A'pddns, a, um. (Same.) With- out feet: a'podous. Zobl. Applied to an Ord. (pi. n.) of Radiata Echino- demyata. A'pogee. ( ’Atto ; yT], the earth.) Astron. That point of the orbit of the sun, or of a planet, most distant from the earth. Apogcdum, i, n. Apdneurosis, is, f. ( ’Atto ; vevpov, a nerve.) Anat. Expansion of a tendon, or tendons into a fibrous membrane. ApO'pbysis, is, f. ( 'ATrocpaot), to grow from.) Anat. A process or protuberance of bone. Bot. An ex- crescence from the receptacle of cer- tain musci. Apoplec/tic. Pathol. Pertain- ing to apoplexy. Apopledtlcus, a, um. A'poplexy. ( ’Atto, on or at; TrXuffcrw, to strike.) Pathol. The sudden arrest of sense and motion, the person lying as if asleep ; respi- ration and the heart’s action continu- ing. Apopldxia, oe, f. A'poplexy Ciita'ncons. Pathol. A French term {apoplexie cutante) for sudden determination of blood to the skin and adjacent cellular mem- brane. A'poplexy, Pul'monary. Pa- thol. Extravasation of blood in](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b24862393_0055.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
