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Dock 



Dockmackamus. 01 Dockmackie 



inal ] rhe shrub 

 \. Km rica; used in dom ictice in 



poulticing tumors, and as an alterative. I not. 

 Doctor ■'] A teacher. A 



title conferred b) a uni> A physician 



D. Gum, the resin ol 



. uler- 



and alterative. The name 

 iriven in the \N 1 various other soft resins. 



Dodecadactylitis 



t „ inflammation]. In- 



flammation >>f the duodenum. 

 Dodecadactylon. .>r Dodecadactylu k-a-dak'- 



(inger]. The 

 duodenum. 

 Dodecagynous twelve; 



. having twelve pistils. 

 Dodccamerous twelve; 



ut]. In biology, having the floral organs in 



Dodecandrous ■>". twi 



male]. In biology, having twelve 



Dodecapetalous .twelve; 



|. In biology, having a corolla con- 



Doderlein, Bacillus of. Si Bacteria, Synonymatic 



Dodging Time. The popular term among women for 



itruation of varying dura- 

 stablishment of the menopause. 

 Dog-button 



Dogma pinion; , to think]. 



A r taught by authority. A state- 



: m--.ii. .il science. 

 Dog-rose ^ee Rosa canina. 



Dog woo I a nus. 



Dohrn's Method. A method of dressing the umbilical 

 stump is 1 with cotton wool lixed 



with ^tum|w of adhesive plaster. This dressing is 

 . by umbilical ulceration. 

 Dolabr.i ['■•]■ A name applied to 



D. currens. v < >■ . / ia. D. 

 repens. 

 Dolabriform m) [dolabra, a kind of 



•]. In biology, shaped like an axe. 

 • eau's Operation. Table of. 



Doliariin [dolium, a cask] . A vegetable 



idin, obtained from Fiats 

 of Brazil. It is vermifuge, 

 n if. 

 Doli capax L. : //. , Doli capaces\ In 



..f guilt : one able or old 



.in. 1 wrong ; one morally 



D. incapax.onr incapable, or 



guish wrong from right, or to 



rng doing. 



Dolichocephalia „, long; 



oof being dolichocephalic. 

 Dolichocephalic, or Dolichocephalous [dol-ik-o 



or cephalic 



i- ..r rai ■ 



Dolichohieric , long ; 



Dolichopelli. - />„, 



I vis. 



Dolor [cUZ-lor) [dolere, to feel pain] Bodily or mental 



pain or Suffering. D. colicus. Synonym of Enter- 



ia. D. dentium, pain in the teeth. See Odon- 



ia. Dolores praesagientes, precursory pains 



felt 1>\ women in advance of labor. 



Domatophobia {Jo-mat-o-fo'-bc-ah) [<i<j//a, house; 



. fear]. Insane dread of being in a house; a 



variety of claustrophobia. 



Donath's Tests. See Tests, Table of. D. and Mayr- 



hofer's Test. See Tests, Tabic <>/'. 

 Donda Ndugu [African]. Brother Ulcer; a disease 

 union on the e.i-l I i >.i ! of Africa, due to some 



minute organism that infests stagnant water and enters 

 an abraded joint ol the lowei extremities, especially 



of the lower third of the leg. The part becomes 

 swollen, and a deep seated slough occurs that burrows 

 beneath the health)- ti->ues. heath may follow from 

 exhaustion or hemorrhage. Those who recover are 

 generally permanently lamed. 



Donders' Glaucoma. See Diseases, Table of. D. 

 Law. See Law. D. Schematic Eye, in optics, a 

 device for calculating the path of the rays from one 

 refracting surface to the other. D. Theory, a theory 

 of the formation of glaucoma, in which the disease is 

 supposed to originate in an irritation of the choroid 

 nerves. 



Donegana's Operation. See Operations, Table of. 



Donne's Corpuscles, or Globules. See Globule and 

 Colostrum Corpuscles. D. Test. See Tests, Table of. 



Donovan's Solution. See Arsenic. 



Doornick's Horizontal Line. See Line. 



Dorcadizant [dor-kad / -iz-attt\ [dopicadUjetv, to leap like 

 a gazelle ; SopK&g, gazelle]. Leaping; characterized 

 by leaps; applied to certain forms of insanity. 



Doremus's Method. A method of estimating the 

 amount of urea in the urine. It is done by allowing 

 the urine to pass through a solution of sodium hypo- 

 bromite and measuring the gas that is evolved. 



Dorsad (dor' -sad) [dorsum, the hack]. Toward the 

 dorsal aspect ; dorsally. See Position and Direction, 

 Table of. 



Dorsal (dor'-saT) [dorsum, the hack]. Pertaining to 

 the back, or to the posterior part of an organ. The 

 term Neural is sometimes used in place of dorsal. 

 See Position and Direction, Table of. D. Artery. See 

 Artery. D. Decubitus, recumbency in the supine 

 position. D. -elevated Position. See Postures, 

 'Table of. D. Nerves. See Nerves, Table of. D.- 

 recumbent Position. See Postures, Table of. D. 

 Reflex. See Reflexes, Table of. D. semi-recumb- 

 ent Posture. See Postures, Table of. 



Dorsalis pedis [dor-sa'-lis pe / -dis). See Arteries, 

 Table of. 



Dorsen (dor'-sen) [dorsum, the hack]. Belonging to 

 the dorsum in itself. 



Dorsicollar \ \ol f -ar) [dorsum, the hack ; co/lum, 



tin- neck]. In biology, having to do with the hack 

 and neck. 



Dorsicumbent [dor-se-kum' '-bent ) [dorsum, the back ; 

 cubare, to lie down], In biology, supine; or lying 

 upon the hack. 



Dorsigerous [dor-sip '-er-us) [dorsum, the hack; gerere, 

 carry]. In biology, hearing lie young upon the 



ha. 



Dorsigrade {dor' ig rdd\ [dorsum, the bacl ; *radi, 

 to walk]. In biology, applied to animal-, that walk 

 upon ill- back of the toes, a- the armadillo. 



Dorsi-lumbar [dor-si-lum* -bar). See Dorso-lumbar. 



Dorsimesad [dor-si-me'-sad) [dorsum, hack; // 

 the middle]. Toward the dorsimeson. See Position 

 a/r,/ Direction, table of. 



Dorsimesal {dor ri tne'-sal) [dorsum, hack ; ninnc, the 



