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fABLE OF CONVOLUTIONS OR GYR1 "I 111! CEREBRUM.— Continued. 



Copodyscinesia [kop-o-dis-in \h) [k6~oc, toil, 



fat lard; tuvqoig, motion], Difficult or 



faulty motion due to constant repetition of the same 



nn for the so-called Fatigue-diseases. 



Copopsia r'n. See Copiopia. 



Copo tigue]. i Lassitude ; exhaus- 



2. Cramp in the calves of the legs. 



Copper [ME., coper, copper]. Cuprum. \ 



ad metal not used in medicine in it-- metallic 



m, but n 1 by several salts. The latter are 



ga- tinal irritants, producing nausea and emesis. 



C. acetate, ("u (C 2 H 3 < >. . 

 i pulmonary diseases, and as a lotion in 

 Dose gr. ^^-\. C. aceto-arsenite, 

 Pai is a pigment and an insecticide. 



C. ammoniate, unof. , ammonium carbonate ], cop- 

 t sulphate 4 parts. Useful in chorea, hysteria, etc. 

 -•■ gr. ' ij -j. C. arsenite, a salt valuable in intes- 

 tinal il; Dose gr. ,-,',,,. C. nitrate (H. P.), 

 ■ jHjl 1. 1- used for the same purposes as the 

 C. sulphate. CuS0 4 .5H 2 0, soluble in 

 valuable as an emetic. Dose, as an emetic, 

 'r-'i- C. Amalgam, a 

 'illic fill riaj < omposed of chemically pure 

 tilled mercury. C. -colic. See Colic. 

 C. -glass. Blu . C. -green. Same 

 C. Indigo. Same as Oil Blue. 

 C. Lazulite. S Xzurite. C.-nose. Synonym 

 C, Potassio-tartrate Sol., 

 0, unof., copper sulphate gr. 70, 

 tT\,4<x>; also dissolve Rochelle salt, 

 r itl 160 . ; wh.-n requii and 



Coppera of copp 



sulphati 1 /■email. 



C- black. 

 Coppice-bar .,,-/. 



i Hind.]. The dried and crushed 

 m whi< h cocoa oil is ex- 



a purgative. 



Copremesis 



Copremia dung; 1 



from absorption of unduly retained feces. This con- 

 dition is occasionally met with in chronic constipation. 

 The symptoms are anemia, sallow complexion, ano- 

 rexia, frontal headache, vertigo, nausea, flatulence, 

 thirst, lithemia, fetid breath, lassitude, hypochondri- 

 asis, and irritability of temper. 



Copremic (kop-rem* '-ik) [icdirpoc, dung ; . tfieoic, vom- 

 iting]. Relating to or affected with copremia. 



Coproctic {kop-rok' -tik) [koV/joc, feces]. Relating 

 to feces ; fecal. 



Coproecholalia (kop-ro-ek-o-la'-le-ah) [/coVpoc, tilth ; 

 tjx^i an echo ; /</>/<;, a babbling]. The mechanical 

 and purposeless utterance of obscene words by the 

 insane. 



Coprolalia ( kop-ro-la' -le-ah) [ndTvpor, filth; lalid, 

 speech]. The use of filthy and offensive language as 

 a manifestation of disease. See Habit-spasm . 



Coprolith [kop' -ro-lith) [K&irpoe, dung ; XiOog, stone] . 

 A hard mass of fecal matter in the bowels. 



Coprophagous (kop-roff f -ag-us) \jn>~poc, dung; <t»i 

 eat]. In biology, applied to dung-feeding beetles. 



Coprophagy [kop-roff'-a-je) [noTrpog, dung; •"■, 

 to eat]. The eating of ordure; a symptom some- 

 times seenin insane and hysterical patients. 



Coprophilous [kop-roff' -il-us) [koV/wc, dung; tyiloc, 

 loving]. In biology, fond of feeding or growing upon 

 dung. 



Coprorrhea [kop-ror-e f -ah) \k6-i»i<\ dung; ptetv to 

 flow]. Synonym of Diarrh 



Coprostasia [kop-ro-sta'-se-ah). See Coprostasis. 



Coprostasis [kop-ros' '-las-is) [icdirpog, dung j ar&aic a 

 -landing]. The accumulation of fecal matter; arresl 

 ot the onward movement of fecal matters. 



Coptin [kop'-tin) \_k6tztelv, to cut]. A colorless alka- 

 loid oi Goldthread. See Coptis 



Coptis (kop , -tis) [a'i-:.'/i, tocut]. Goldthread. The 

 il of C. trifolia, a simple bitter tonic resembling 

 intains coptin, an alkaloid closely allied 

 to berberin. Dose gr. x-xxx. 



Copula [kop'-u-lah) [L. , "a band " ]. 1. The 

 ula alba cerebri, an anterior commissure of the cere- 

 brum. 2. A thin lamina joining the rostrum with the 



terma. 

 Copulation '/-shun) \copulare, to couple]. The 



act of sexual intercourse. 

 Copyopia [kop-e-o' -pe-ah) . See Copiopia. 



