+tendon.+ A white, glistening fibrous tissue, affording attachment of muscles to bone. +tenosynovitis.+ Inflammation of a tendon and its sheath. +tenotomy.+ The surgical division of a tendon. +terminal.+ Relating to the end, extremity or summit of any body. +tetanus.+ Lock jaw. A very fatal disease due to the introduction of the bacillus tetanus into the tissues. +therapy.+ Treatment, as hydrotherapy, treatment of diseases by means of water. +therapeutics.+ The branch of medical science concerned with the application of remedies for the alleviation of pain and the treatment of disease. +thermal.+ Pertaining to heat. +thoracentesis.+ Tapping the thorax to release fluid from it. +thrombin.+ The fibrin ferment. +thrombosis.+ The formation of a thrombus. +thrombus.+ A blood clot in a vessel producing an obstruction in the flow of the blood in the same. +thymol.+ A phenol found in some volatile oils. Used as a deodorizer and as an antiseptic. +tibia.+ The shin-bone. +tincture.+ The pharmacy name of an alcoholic solution or extract of a nonvolatile vegetable substance. +tissue.+ A collection of cells or derivatives of cells forming a definite structure. +toma, or oma.+ Tumor in hematoma, a bloody tumor. +tourniquet.+ An instrument or apparatus for arresting the flow of blood from a vessel in a limb by pressure. +toxalbumins.+ Poisonous soluble albuminoids producing specific disease. +toxemia.+ A poisoned state of the blood due to the absorption of poisons not of parasitic origin. +toxicity.+ A state of being poisonous. +toxicology.+ The science of poisons and their antidotes. +toxins.+ Amorphous, nitrogenous poisons, formed by bacteria in both living tissues and dead substances. +trabecula.+ Any one of the fibrous bands extending from the capsule into the interior of an organ. +tracheotomy.+ The operation of opening into the trachea. +traction.+ Drawing; pulling. +tragopodia.+ Knock-knee. +transfusion.+ The transfer of blood from one person to another. +transplant.+ To transfer from one part to another as in plastic operations. +trauma.+ A wound or injury. +traumatic.+ Relating to or caused by a wound. +trinitrin.+ Nitroglycerin. +triturate.+ To reduce to fine powder; a finely divided powder. +tropacocaine.+ An alkaloid from Java coca leaves, used as a local anesthetic. +trophe (nourishment).+ Hypertrophy, overgrowth; atrophy, lack of nourishment. +trophic.+ Relating to or dependent upon nutrition. +trypsin.+ A proteolytic ferment of pancreatic fluid. +tubercle.+ A circumscribed elevation on the skin, mucous membrane or surface of an organ; the lesion of tuberculosis. +tuberosity.+ A small rounded elevation on a bony surface. +tumor.+ A swelling or tumefaction. +tylosis.+ Formation of a callosity. +typhoid fever.+ An acute infectious disease caused by the bacillus typhosus. +U+ +ulcer (ulcus).+ A lesion of a cutaneous or mucous surface usually attended by suppuration.