HELICOTR1 





IIKMAIIAKi »\ll I Ik 



Helicotrema 



nlea. 



-phalitis . -»» = 



.litis 



ise]. 



H< 



de- 

 il pigment cell, as 

 lianl energy "l the 



. 



in]. A sun-bath ; a 





, sun; 



'• ■ i '■ 



to turn]. 



um. 



H curopaeum >aid to cure warts 



>tropin . the sun : 



irnl. i Si 2. A. poisonous alkaloid 



•. a European species of 

 I in if. 

 Heliotro] ,the sun ; 



j of a plant or 

 i which it b I or 



unlight. 

 itropy . the sun; rpoirij, a 



Helix iil], rhe margin of the ex- 



Hellebore, Black. - H., White. Sec 



Helleborein - Helleborus. 



Hellebonn . hellebore], C 16 - 



isid 'it' Helleborus 

 i is a cardiac and ner- 

 t inl See Hell borus. 



with 



with hellebore ; 



1 by tii- chibition 



He'.:- . hellebore: gen., 



I 'lack hellebore, 



; It is a drastic 



nd was for- 

 ty, dropsy, and 

 in i diac 

 , its action being 

 less irritation. H. 

 ously. H. 



Helle- 



bor- I ,.,.,. , rr 



Ointment. 



■ 



nench's Ointment. j n me 



ul 



in 



ntact with the diseased surface for lour or five 

 h< mi -. 



Helmholtz's Apparatus. A galvanometer consisting 

 of two equal and vertical coils, with a magnetic needle 

 midwa) between them. H.'s Ligament. Sec Liga- 

 ment. H.'s Line. See Lines, 'J'til'/,- of. 



Helminth (>)<■/' -minth) [eA/uvc, worm]. A worm; an 

 intestinal or entozoic worm. 



Helminthagogue [hel-minth' -ag-og). See Anthel- 

 min 



Helminthiasis (hel-min-thi f -as-is) [iX/uvdiav, to suffer 

 from worms]. A condition marked by the presence 

 of parasites in the body, especially intestinal worm-. 

 Also, a disorder or lesion caused bj worms. 



Helminthicide (hel-minth' -is-id) [i'/iurc, a worm; 

 cadere, to kill]. See Vermicide. 



Helminthics Uiel-min'-thiks). See Anthelmintics. 



Helminthochorton (hel-min-tho-kor / -ton) [t/./i/rf, a 

 worm; ^dproq, grass]. Sec Corsxcan Mass. 



Helminthoid [hel-min' -thoid) [t'/utvq, a worm ; ehfor, 

 likeness], shaped like a worm. 



Helminthology (hel-min-thol' -o-je) [e\/uv£, a worm; 

 Myog, science]. A treatise on worms,, especially 

 tho>e parasitic within the body. 



Helminthoma (hcl-min-fhot-m&h) [cA/mvc, a worm; 

 ofia, a tumor: />/. , Helminthomatd\. A tumor 

 caused by the presence of a parasitic worm. See 

 Bui aw Boil and Guinea-worm. 



Helminthoncus lhel-minth-ong / -kus) [eA/wvc, a worm; 

 , a tumor]. An old term for a parasitic skin-dis- 

 ease. 



Helminthophobia (hel-»iin-/ho-fo'-be-aJi) [I'/unc 

 (kXfiivd-),a. worm; <j>6($og, fear]. A nervous state 

 produced by the presence or thought of parasitic- 

 won 1 1 - . 



Helminthous {hel-min' '-thus) [efywvc, a worm]. 

 W< irmy. 



Helocerous (/ie-los' '-er-tt>) \Jj7.or, a nail; nlpag, horn]. 

 In biology, having capitate antennae. 



Heloderma {he-lo-der'-mah) [///<«', wart ; fiip/ia, skin]. 

 A genus of lizard-. H. horridum, of Mexico, and 

 H. suspectum.of Arizona (called Gila Monster), art 

 said to be the only known species of venomous lizards. 



Helodermatous (hr-lo iL-r'-ma'-us) [r/'/or, a nail, wart ; 

 tua, skin]. In biology, having a warty or tuber- 

 culous skin. 



Helodes [he-lo'-dii) [>'/«<•, a swamp]. Swampy, or 

 marshy. Also, a fever attended with profuse sweat- 

 ing. A I-.,, marsh-fever. 



Helonias [hel-o' '-ne-as) \J'm, a marsh]. A genus of 

 monocotyledonous plants. H. dioica. See Chatna- 

 lirion. 



Helonin {hel-o f -nin) \Duog, a marsh]. A crude precip- 

 itate from the tincture of Chamcelirion carolinianum. 

 It i- prescribed for uterine affections, ami is tonic and 

 diuretic. Caution should be observed in its use. 

 Dose, gr. ij-iv. Unof. 



Helopyra {hel-op* '-e-rah) [eAof, marsh ; 77171, fever]. 

 Malarial fever. 



Helosis (hel-o / -sis) ['/>«<•, nail, bract]. 1. A genus of 

 tropical American plants. H. brasiliensis, cayen- 

 nensis, and iamaicensis, are styptic and vulnerary 

 I nof. 2. An old name for inversion of 

 the eyelids; strabismus; eye-spasm; plica polonica; 

 the term is now seldom employed. 



Helvetia Green. See Pigments, Conspectus of. 



Helvolous (us) [dim. of helvus, yellow]. 



I awnj . "i reddish-yellow. 



Helweg, Triangular Tract of. A tract that appears 

 either in juxtaposition with, or as the most ventral part 

 of, the ventre lateral tra< t of the spinal cord. 



Hemabarometer {hem-ab-ar-om f -et-er) [u'uhi, blood ; 



