The Philadelphia medical dictionary : containing a concise explanation of all the terms used in medicine, surgery, pharmacy, botany, natural history, chymistry, and materia medica. Compiled from the best authorities.

  • John Redman Coxe
Date:
1808
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    ASP by fire, but not malleable in their purest state. Aaphyxia, a temporary suspension of the motion of the heart and arte- ries ; swooning or fainting. Asphyxia a carbonc, swooning from the fumes of charcoal. Asphyxia congelatorum, swooning from cold. Aaphyxia febricosa, swooning in fe- vers. Aaphyxia flatvlenta, swooning from flatulence. . isphyxiaforicarioTum, swooning from bad air. Aaphyxia a/amis, swooning from va- pours. Aajxhyxia hysterica, swooning from hysteria. Aafihyxia immersorum, swooning from immersion. Asphyxia a mephitide] swooning from mephitic air. Aafihyxia a must a, swooning from fer- menting liquors. Asphyxia neophytorum, swooning on being born. Asphyxia a pathemate, swooning from passions of the mind. Asphyxia sideratoriwr, swooning from the influence of the stars. Aiphyxia spinalis, swooning from an affection of the spine. Asphyxia aubmeraorum, swooning from drowning. . isfihyxiq suspensorum,swooning from hanging. Asphyxia traumatica, swooning from wounds. Asphyxia valsalviana, swooning from . defective valves. Aapic, broad-leaved lavender, or la- vendula latifolia. . lap id ion, brook-li n 1 e. Aspidiscoa, the sphincter ani. Asfiis, the asp ; a venomous serpent. Aapleniwn, spleen wort; milt waste. frondibua fdnnatis, ? com- trichomanesj j mon maiden hair. Asplemiton rata muraria% white mai- den hair. ASS Asplemum scolopendriutn, hart's tongue. Aspredo, the ruff; a fish. AapreUa, the herb equisetum, or horse-tail. Aafiria mdurorum, the holm oak. Aapritudo, > rough ; uneven ; aus- Asprum, 3 tere. Aaaa, a midwife ; a dry nurse. dulcis, gum benzoin. Assa fxtidu, gum assa foetida. Assaba, a shrub which disperses bu- boes. As.iac, gum ammoniac. Assne carries, roasted meats. Assada,? . Assala\\ *e BUtmeg. Assails, the white ants, or termites. Assunegi, native powder of salt. Assarius, a weight of two drachms. Assarabacca, the nardus celticus ; asarum. Assure, drying a substance for pow- der. Assarium, a twelve ounce measure. Assarthrosis, articulation admitting motion. Assatio, 7 roasting, broiling, frying) Assatura, } &c. Asse, a loathing of food. Asscrac, the plant bangue. yJsservat'io, conserve ; depositing things ready for use. Assestrix, a monthly nurse. Assidena signum, a symptom usually but not always attendant on a dis case. Assiduus, continued. Assiduajebris, continued fever. Assimilatio, assimilation, or convert- ing food into animal substance. As&is, the plant bangue ; a measure. Vide As. Assistentes, the epididymis ; the Fal- lopian tubes ; the prostate gland. Assistra, a native tree of Malabar. Anodes, } a species of continued le- Assodes, } ver. Asses, alum. AssumptiO) taking any thing into the body. Assus, roasted.