CRUSH 



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system, due to inl with elimination, may 



cau us disturbam 



Crust iru-t ]. An in I r i t- « 1 



in. i- tudation, ><r othi products "l 'li- 



lt varies much in a| : ord- 



idition i It ma) be 



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Crust.i rusi |. rhe ectal portion 



C. lactea. S Uso 



C. petrosa, .1 thin layi i 



ii C. phlogistica, 

 : stratum of a blood 



Crustaceorubrin 



■ 1]. In biology .i red coloring- 



Crustaceous [ crust]. In 



.i thin, hard, brittle, crust-like shell 



Crusted . .i crust]. Having crusts 



C. Ringworm. Synonym of Fa 

 C. Scall. Synonym 

 Crustin , a crust]. The formation 



Crutch i [Ml .a crutch]. A staff 



g from the axilla to the ground, for the pur- 

 ■ aiding the i"ii of lame or crippled 



C. Paralysis, paralysis of an upper extrem- 

 ity ilu.- i" the pressure of the crutch-head upon the 

 ilia. 

 Cruveilhier's Atrophy. See Disease;:, Tabic of. C. 

 Disease. . Table of. C. Fascia, the 



ial layer of the perineal fascia. C. Plexus. 

 C. Paralysis. Same as C. 



Cry : [ME., crien, to cry]. The utterance of an 

 inarticulate vo< al sound, or the sound so uttered; the 

 1 o| the voice in lamentation. 

 Cryesthesia (kri-es-lke / -ze-aA) [npioc, cold; aladj/air, 



,]. Undue sensitiveness to cold. 

 Crypt concealed], A -mall sac or 



Crypts of Lieberkiihn, minute tubular de- 

 : the mueou.- membrane of the small intes- 



Ciypta [kripf-tah) [»,<i~7//, concealed : />/. , Cryplaf\. 



■ pt. 



Cryptic (krip'-tik) [a .hidden]. In biology, a 



ii the study of mimicry, for such colors as 



the animal | mies, or to approach 



tic : aggi mticryp- 



Similar el iy be produceil by 



with which the animal covers 



tent, allocryptic. (I'oul- 



Cry; • hidden], C u H n N. 



istillation of quinin. 

 I iiillam 



ol i crypt, pts. C, 



Urethral, f the mucous follicles of the 



Cryptobranchiate {krip at) [Kptmrde, hid 



In biology, having concealed 



Cryptocephalus hidden; 



is with an imperfei tlv 



Crvptodidymus hidden; 



Cryptodirou^. . hidden ; i 



neck]. In I 



Cryptogam [krip' -to-gani) [ . hidden; yd 



marriage]. In biology, a general term applied loan) 

 plant below Phanerogamia ; any flowerless plant i> 

 called a 1 1\ ptogam. 



Cryptogamia \ ra'-me-ah) [ hidden; 



ya/ing, marriage]. A division of tin vegetable king 

 dom comprising all plant- with concealed sexual 

 oil;. in-, without pi-til- or stamens. 



Cryptogamic [krip-to-gam'-ik). See Cryptogamous. 



Cryptogamous [krip-tog 1 '-ata-us) [/cpi/Tfrdc, concealed; 

 ;in/i« , marriage]. Belonging to the cryptogamia; 

 having the processes ol the reproductive function ob- 

 scured or ci mcealed. 



Cryptogenetic [krip-to-jen-ef -ik) [k/wjtt<5c, concealed ; 

 , to beget]. Same a> Cryptogamous. 



Cryptolith [krip' -to-lith) [KpvitTq, crypt; /U0oc, stone], 

 A concretion i>i calculus formed within a crypt. 



Cryptophanic.or Kryptophanic Acid [krip-to-fan' '-ik) 

 [Kpvmdg, concealed ; <j>aivetv, to bring to light], < ',,, 

 ll|„N,< > 10 . An acid said to occur in a free slate in 

 urine, though regarded by Landwehr as an animal 

 gum. 



Cryptophthalmia [krip-toff-lhal' -nu-ah ). Same as 

 ( 'ryptophthalmos. 



Cryptophthalmos [krip-toff-thaU -mos) [/cpwrnic, hid- 

 den; o iihi'/.uoq, the eye]. I. Congenital union of 

 the eyelids, usually over imperfect eyes. 2. A person 

 who has congenital union of the eyelids. 



Cryptopia [krip-to , -pe-ah). Same as Cryptopin, 



Cryptopin {krip / -to-pin) [/tpiwrnJc, bidden ; 



opium], ('._,, I l._,.,Ni '-,. One of the alkaloid- of opium, 

 colorless and odorless. It is said to be anodyne and 

 hypnotic, but it is less safe than morphin. Dose, ' s 

 gr. Unof. 



Cryptopyic [krip-to-pi* -ik) [/./>r-rof, hidden; - 

 pus]. Characterized by concealed suppuration. 



Cryptorchid, or Cryptorchis [krip-tor' -kid, -kis) 

 [Kpv-ror, hidden ; bpX'<;, testicle]. A person with 

 retained testicles, /. e., not descended into the scrotum. 



Cryptorchidism (krip-tor' -kid-izm) ^Kpvnr6g, bidden ; 

 <>PX l S, testicle]. Retention of the testes in the abdom 

 inal cavity. 



Cryptorchism (krip-tor' -kizm). See Cryptorchidism. 



Cryptozygosity (krip-to-zi-gos'-it-e) [ah--,,, hidden; 

 ,i ; 6v, arch]. The quality of being cryptozygous. 



Cryptozygous (krip-to ' [«pwrr<Jc, hidden; 



Qvydv, arch]. Having the dental arches or zygomata 

 concealed from view when the skull is viewed from 

 above. 



Crystal (kris'-lal) [upboraXkos, clear ice] . In chemis- 

 try, a substance that assumes a definite geometrii 

 form. C, Charcot Leyden. See Charcot- Ley den. 

 C, Charcot's, minute colorless crystals found in the 

 sputa ol asthmatic and bronchitic patients and others. 

 They are said to consist of tyrosin, or according to 

 some, of mucin. C, Violet. See Pigments, Con 

 spec /us of. 



Crystalli (kris-tal'-i). Synonym of Chicken-pox. 



Crystallin (kris'-tal-in) [KpiaraMag, clear ice]. The 

 globulin of the crystalline lens. 



Crystalline (ktis* '-tal-en or -///) [fcpdffraMot , crystal], 

 Liki a crystal. C. Lens. See Lens. C. Swelling. 

 Soemmering. 



Crystallitis (kris-tal-i'-tis). See Phakitis. 



Crystallization (kris-tal-, \ oraXfog, ice], 



I he process by which the molecules of a substance 



arrange themselves in geometric forms when passing 



from a | or a liquid to a solid state. C, Water 



of, the watei ol salts that cannot be extracted without 



truction of their crystalline nature. 



Crystallized (kris'-tal-lzd) [(cpvffraAAoc, ice]. Formed 

 into crystals. C. Green. Same as fodin Ore n. 



