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Catelectrotonus . down ; 



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athode. 



Catenulate small chain]. 



In gement. 



Catgut intestines ol .i sheep treated to 



C, CarbolizeJ. catgut rend 



id. C, 

 Chromicized, : C. Mat, 



- for the pur- 

 \ ered in 

 tines. C. Plate, an appliance for uniting the intestinal 



1 1 is made of a s< did 

 ind flat, and resembles the 



Cath.i 



C. edulis ind twigs which 



the a and coffee. 



Catharm.i . refuse: pi., Cath- 



i ! which i d by purgation ; ex- 



nent. 



Catharsis purg< ]. Purga- 



Cathartic tik ) [ . purging], i. 



Purf ■• ine used to produce evacuations 



I itive. C. Acid. See Senna. 

 C. Pill, Compound. /////. 



Cathelectrotonus 



Catheresis or Cathaeresis {katli-. | , to 



cut down]. I. Prostration or weakness induced by 

 j. Caustic action ; it often designates a 

 aistic action. 

 Catheretic [kath-er-et'-ik) [ . to reduce]. I. 



weakening; prostrating. 2. Caustic. 3. 

 A 1 >r caustic ag< 



Catheter - i, a tiling put down]. A 



tube-like in-trument for evacuating the liquid of a cav- 

 usually the bladder. C, Bozeman's, a double- 

 current uterine catheter. C, Eustachian, an instru- 



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ndingor making 

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ving tin m of the 



C, Gouley's, a solid curved steel 

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C, Lui eddown 



C, Schrotter's, instruments -I hard 



rubber and of varying caliber, somewhat triangular 

 on section, used for tin- dilatation of laryngeal stric 

 hires. C, Self-retaining, oik- that will hold its, If 

 within the bladder without other appliances to .t--ist it. 



Catheterism, «>r Catheterization [kath'-et-er-itm, or 

 kath-et huu) [icadeH/p, a thing put down]. 



I In- use or passing of a cathi 



Catheterize (ka j , a thing put down]. 



I operate upon with a catheter. 



Cathetometer {kath-et-om f -et-et < | of, a plumb-line ; 



■pov, a measure]. An instrument of precision used 

 in craniometry for determining the length, breadth, 

 height, and possible al rmity of the skull. 



Cathetometric [kath-el-o-met '-rik) [/cdtferoc, a plumb- 

 line; utrpov, .1 measure]. Relating to tin catheto 

 meter. 



Cathetometry [kath-et-om' -et-re) [tcadeTog, a plumb-line; 

 fiirpi . a measure]. The measurement of the skull by 

 the cathetometer. 



Cathodal {katk' '-o-dal) [Kara, down; itddg, way]. 

 Relating to a cathode. 



Cathode [kath'-od) [/card, down ; wrfoc, way]. The 

 negative electrode or pole of an electric circuit. 



Cathodic (kath-od'-ik) [/card, down; u66g, way]. 1. 

 Relating to a cathode. 2. Proceeding downward; 

 efferent or centrifugal (applied to a nerve current 01 

 nerve-impulse |. 



Catholicon [kath-ol'-ik-on) [koSo7uk6v, universal], A 

 universal remedy ; a cure-all. 



Cation {kat'-e-on) [/card, downward; livat, to go]. An 

 electro-positive element; one that accumulates at the 

 cathode in electrolysis. See Ion. 



Catkin [kat'-kin) [Ger., Katzchen, dim. of cat]. In 

 biology, the indeterminate deciduous, scaly spike of 

 unisexual sessile flowers, forming the inflorescence of 

 many trees, , the willow and birch. Cf. Anient. 



Catling, or Catlin [kaf-ling, or kat'-lin). A 1 

 pointed, two-edged knife for amputating. 



Catnep, or Catnip {katf-nep, or -////) [corruption of cat- 

 mint]. The leaves and tops of the herb Nepeta 

 cataria, a stimulant and tonic ; a popular remed] t"i 

 chlorosis, hysteria, etc. Dose of fid. e\t. gj-ij. Unof. 



Catocathartic [kat-o-kath-ar' -tik). See Catacatkartic. 



Catoche [kat'-o-ke) [• tale] |. ( atochus. 



Catochus {kat'-o-kus) [/cdro^fof, a holding down]. 1. 

 Catalepsy; coma-vigil. 2. Apparent death; trance. 



Catodont [kaf 'rO-dont) [naru, down ; bdoi . tooth |. Pos 

 se-,in^ teeth only in the lower jaw. 



Catoptric Test, the diagnosis of cataract by means of 

 the reflection of images from the cornea and lens 

 capsules. 



Catoptrics [kat-op r -triks) [/fartwrrpi/ede, in a mirror]. 

 The law- of the reflection of light. 



Catorhinus [kat-o-rin' -us) [/cdrw, below ; pic, the nose]. 

 In craniometry, Lissauer's term for a skull in which 

 the angle between the radius fixus and the line joining 

 the wing of the nose and the anterior nasal spine i-, 

 between ib.5 and 33 . 



CatOStomuS | lUS) \ TU, below ; crmia, the 



mouth]. In craniometry, I term for a skull 



in which the angle between the radius fixus and the 

 line joining the preinaxillary point and the wing of 

 tin 1 imi 1 en 25. 5 and 42. 5° 



Catoteric (kat-o-ter'-ik) [/carwrepwccJc, a carrying down 

 ward]. A purgative or cathartic. 



Catotica {kat-of '-ik-ak) [KaTurepacdg, a carrying down 

 ward]. Medicines oi diseases that affect the internal 

 surfaces of the body. 



Catotretous [kat-of '-ret-us) [/card, down; rp^rnc, per- 

 forate]. In biology, having the oral and anal aper 

 cures on the ventral surface. C, Amaurosis, a 

 condition noted in suppurative choroiditis in which the 



