Surgery, with Special Reference to PodiatryStern, Maximilian
Science
Surgery, with Special Reference to Podiatry
Stern, Maximilian
Foot -- Surgery; Surgery
+adjuvant.+ A remedy which added to a prescription aids the action of
the main ingredient.
+adrenalin.+ Trade name of a principle obtained from the suprarenal
glands which has astringent and hemostatic properties.
+aerobic.+ Unable to live without oxygen.
+albuminoid.+ A substance resembling true proteids in origin and in
composition.
+albuminous.+ Resembling or containing albumin.
+albuminuria.+ Albumin in the urine as voided.
+albumose.+ An intermedial product of the splitting of proteids by
enzymes.
+albumosuria.+ Albumose in the urine.
+algia.+ Pain, as in neuralgia, nerve pain.
+alkaloidal. An organic base of vegetable origin causing toxicologic
effects.
+alveolar.+ Pertaining to the alveoli.
+ambi.+ Both, as in ambidexterity, the ability to use both hands with
equal ease.
+ambulatory.+ Walking, able to walk.
+ameba.+ A small one-celled animal that constantly changes its shape by
sending out processes of its protoplasm.
+amyl nitrite.+ A drug used to dilate the blood vessels.
+anal.+ Relating to the anus.
+anemia.+ A condition in which the blood is reduced in amount or is
deficient in red blood cells or in hemoglobin.
+anerobic.+ Living without air.
+anesthesia.+ Loss of sensation.
+anesthesin.+ An ethylic ether used as a local anesthetic.
+aneurism.+ A saclike dilation in the wall of an artery as the result of
weakness of its tissues.
+angioma.+ A tumor formed of blood vessels.
+animal.+ An organic being, with life and power of motion.
+ankylosis.+ Stiffening of a joint.
+anthrax.+ The disease produced by the bacillus anthracis.
+anti.+ A prefix signifying against; in relation to symptoms and
diseases, curative.
+antidote.+ An agent which neutralizes or counteracts the effects of a
poison.
+antipyretics.+ Agents reducing fever.
+antiseptic.+ Preventing, or destroying the germs of putrefaction or
suppuration.
+antitoxin.+ A substance in the serum, which binds and neutralizes
toxin.
+anus.+ The orificial extremity of the rectum.
+apposition.+ Contact of two bodies or two surfaces.
+argyrol.+ A soluble, non-irritating silver preparation used in the
treatment of various inflammations of mucous membranes.
+arsenic.+ A metalic element in chemistry.
+arterial.+ Pertaining to an artery.
+arteries.+ Vessels carrying blood from the heart.
+arteriosclerosis.+ A fibrous overgrowth of the inner coat of an artery.
+arthritis.+ Inflammation of a joint.
+arthrotomy.+ Cutting into a joint.
+articulation.+ A joint.
+aseptic.+ Free from septic matter.
+asepticize.+ To render aseptic or sterile.
+aspiration.+ The withdrawal by air or by suction of fluid from any body
cavity.
+astringent.+ An agent producing contraction of organic tissues or the
arrest of a discharge.
+atrophy.+ The wasting or diminution of the size of a part from lack of
nutrition.
+autoclave.+ Instrument for sterilizing by steam.
+axis.+ A straight line passing thro a spherical body between its two
poles and about which the body may revolve.
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