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I li:\lA'lt HiKAl'l IV 



Hemathidro 



ition of 

 ids, 



m a 



ic number or pr< 



vtometer 



I ; 

 \ noglobin 



. I nit 



and metallic 



tin. Ii i- .1 very -table 



■ li.il, ether, 



ly in dilute 



. 



m for H 



Hcmatinic 1]. i. Relating 



irtion of 



nt, such as iron, 



i hematin or 



'.ometer - ime as 



He blood; m 



also Hema- 



Hemato- - , Mood]. A prefix 



Hematobiou .;. blood; 0iog, 



Hematobium um) [aifta, blood; Hog, 



I- A 2. A blood parasite. 



Hematoblast . hi I; \/<,- 



rudimentary or immature red 



Hematocaus: . blood ; mieiv, 



□ "I" certain elements 



Hematocele [a'unt, blood; id/Turf, a 



ivasation and 



H., Pelvic, an effusion 



tally due to rupture of 



tra uterine pi 



rupture of an ovary, 



i nl ; n ma) follow 



g through the Fallo- 



tion of the 



bl i rir. 



Is a 



" er: ■. blood ; KoOua, 



ritoneal 



tumoi thai 



Hematochezia(//< - w -.7/- <'-&•'-:<•-// // N [«b/e, blood; fifetv, 

 to defecate]. The passage of hemorrhagic >tools. 



Hematochrosis {Jiem-at-o-kro' -sis) [aifta, blood; {paaig, 

 coloring: pi., Hemalochroses\ i. Any disease char- 

 1 by discoloration of the skin. i. A discolor- 

 ation ol the skin. 



Hematochyluria [hem-ai '-o-ki-lu' '-re-ah\ [aifta, blood; 

 . chyle; ovpov, urine]. The presence of blond 

 i chylous material in the urine. It is usually an 

 intermittent condition. 



Hematocolpos ( kol'-pos) [aifta, blood ; kS) 



vagina]. Hemorrhage into the vagina. Also a 

 collection of menstrual discharge within the vagina, 

 due i" atresia or imperforate hymen. 



Hematocrit {hem f -at-o-krit)[aifta, blood; Kpirijg, judge; 

 , to separate, to judge]. An instrument fur 

 making volumetric estimation of the blood by sepa- 

 rating by centrifugal action the corpuscles from the 



am \ volume nl blood and one of Miilli 

 liquid (to prevent coagulation) are placed together in 

 :i nf two small, thick-walled glass tubes, gradu- 

 ated in fifty parts. The tubes re^t on brass holders 

 which are fixed on the axes of a revolving apparatus. 

 After some eight thousand revolutions in from live 

 to seven minutes, the process is complete. Tin 

 corpuscles and the salt-plasma are separated by a 

 narrow hand of leukocytes. The instrument is useful 

 in comparing the blood of different individuals. 

 With a little practice the total error is not more 

 than one per cent. 



Hematocryal [hem-at-ok? -re-al) [ai/ia, blood ; Kpvot ■, 

 cold]. In biology, of or pertaining to the cold- 

 blooded invertebrates. 



Hematocrystallin [hem-al-o-kris r -tal-in). Same as 

 Hemoglobin. 



Hematocyanosis [hem-at-o-si-an-o' -sis). Synonym of 

 Cyanosis. 



Hematocyst [hem f -at-o-sist) [aifta, blood ; icfarnc, 

 bladder]. A cyst containing blood. Also an effu- 

 sion of blood into the bladder. 



Hematocyte [hem f -at-o-slf) [<////</, blood ; Kims, cell]. 

 A blood-corpuscle. 



Hematocythuria (hem-at-o-si-tku'-re-ah) [aifta, blood ; 

 tcbrog, cell ; obpov, urine]. The presence of blood- 

 cells in the urine. 



Hematocytometer [hem-at-o-si-tom f -et-er). See Hema- 

 cytometer. 



Hematodes {hem-at-o' [alftar&d'jfg, bloody]. 



IH ly ; gorged with or appearii%^ like blood. 



Hematodiarrhea {hem-at-o-di-ar-e / -ak). Synonym of 

 />: ntery. 



Hematodynamics {hem-at-o-di-nam'-iks). See Hemo- 

 dynamics. 



Hematodynamometer [hem-at-o-di-nam-om' '-et-er\. 

 ><t- II madynamometer . 



Hematodyscrasia (kem-al-o-dis-kra'-se-ah) [ai/ia, 

 blood; fivoKpaaia, bad temperament], A diseased or 

 dyscrasic state of the blood. 



Hematogenesis {hem-at-o-jen 1 '-es-is) [an/a, blood ; 

 . production]. Tin- development of blood or 



of blood-corpuscles; the making of blood. 

 Hematogenic [hem-at-o-jen' ik) [difia, blood ; yewav, 



to produce]. Pertaining to the formation of blood. 

 Hematogenous [hem-at-oj' -en us ) \ aifta, blood ; yei 



producing]. Derived from, or having origin in, the 



blood 



Hematoglobin (kem-at-o-glo r -bin) . See Hemoglobin. 



Hematoglobulin [hem-at-o-glob f -u-liri). Same as 

 II moglobin. 



Hematography {hem-at-og f -ra-fe)[a\fui, blood ; ypafyeiv, 

 to write]. A description of tin- blood ; hemat- 

 ology. 



