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Hob-nail Liver, or Hob-nailed Liver A livt 



lob-nails; it 

 stent 



Hobokenius. Valves of. 



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Hod| A ppa Smith's 



H D ease. - 



H • Disease. Dilatation of 



with inflammatory and 



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i, with dilat.ui.m of the 



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 the a and dilatatioi 



Hor raping-instrument 



ii dentistry. 

 H fmann's Anodyne. H.'s Violet. 



H.'s Method. See Treatment, 



Method. \ ssion of the 



>sure "ii the head 

 from without upon the oc- 



H Method. A metl moving pro- 



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After boiling for a few 



i -"Union is obtained which 



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i \ "Med pig ; a 



. glutton. H. -cholera, a specific, 



ttended with in- 



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equently cough, and 



m and mucous mem- 



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H -,: .•:. Wesl In. linn resins. 



H i'otato. - H.-weed. 



Hohl's Metho.! ng the peri- 



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 idle fingers ; 

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Hollands {hol'-ands). See Gin. 

 Hollek [hol'-ek\. Same as Hollyhock. 



Hollow-foot [hol'-O-foot). See Cai'lts. 



Holly [hol'-e). - 



Hollyhock [hol'-e-hok) [AS., holihoc, hollyhock]. A 

 name given to the Alt/: a and other species of 



thea. 



Holmgren's Test. The worsted test for color-blind- 

 ness. < hie of the worsteds i- placed before the per- 

 son to he tested, ami he is asked t.> match it as nearly 

 as possible. 



Holo- (hol'-o-) [8Aoc, entire]. A prefix signifying 

 entirety. 



Holoblast [hoP '-o-blast) [8Aoc, whole; (iXaorSg, germ]. 

 In biology, an ovum that undergoes complete seg- 

 mentation while germinating. 



Holoblastic {hol-o-blas / -tik\ [5Aoc, whole; fthr- 

 germ]. In biology, applied to egg-, in which the 

 entire yolk i-. included in the process of segmentation ; 

 .me in which there' is no separate food-yolk. 



Hologastrula (hol-o-gas'-tru-lah) [b'/.oc, whole; yac 

 stomach: //. , Hologastrulce~\. In biology, the gas- 

 trula resulting from the development of a holoblastic 

 ovum. 



Holometabolian {hol-o-met-ab-o f -le-ari). Same as //<>/«- 

 metabolic. 



Holometabolic {Jiol-o-met-ab-oV '-ih) [<'?«<;, whole ; 

 . changeable]. In biology, applied to ani- 

 mals that undergo complete metamorphosis or trans- 

 formation, as insects. 



Holonarcosis [hol-o-nar-ko* '-sis) [6^oc, complete ; 

 vapKuoig, stupor]. < 'omplete narcosis. 



Holopathy [hol-oj/ -ath-e) [8Aof, entire ; iradog, disease]. 

 I. A general or constitutional disease of which a local 

 disorder is but a manifestation. 2. The theory that 

 local diseases are manifestations of a general disorder. 



Holophanerous {hol-o-fan f -er-its) [8foe, whole; 

 tpavep6g, visible]. In biology, discernible through- 

 out, as the transformation of insects. 



Holophytic (hol-o-fit' -ik) [6Aoc, whole ; ovn'ir. plant]. 

 In biology, applied to certain protozoa and other 

 animals that, in their mode of nutri tion, closely resemble 

 plants. 



Holoplexia (hol-o-plehs'-e-ah) [j/loc, whole ; Tr/.iji-ig, a 

 stroke], i lomplete or general paralysis. 



Holopneustic {hol-op-nu / -stik)\ vihog, whole ; irvi voTiK&g, 

 tzve'iv, to breathe]. In biology, applied to such in- 

 sect Ian - many pairs of open stigmata, as 

 distinguished from those having no open stigmata, 

 apneustic larvae. 



Holorhinal [hol-o-ri' '-nal) [aXog, whole; pig, the nose]. 

 In biology, applied to the Gallina and other birds 

 having the anterior margin of the nasal bone con- 

 cave, wiih two cornua directed forward, the processes 

 being continuous behind with the body of the bone 

 and with ..in am >ther. 



Holoschisis [hol-os' -kis-is) [''/<»/, whole; ax'ioig, 

 tvage]. Amitotic or indirect cell-division ; ami- 

 tosis. 



Holosericeous [hol-o-ser-is f -e-tis) [5Aoc, whole ; mjpucSg, 

 ot silk]. In biology, covered with very minute silky 

 haii -. 



HolosteOUS [hol-OS 1 '-te-US\ [<</"'■, whole ; iinzinr. a 

 boi In biology, having a completely I y 



skeleton. 



Holostomatous (hol-o~sto'-mat-us) [<>/(«•, whole ; ardfia, 

 mouth]. In biology, having the mouth entire, neither 

 notched nor with parts missing. 



Holostomous [hol-os'-to-mus). Same as Holostoma- 



Holotetanus [hol-o-tef '-an-us) \b7j>g, whole; rkra 

 tetanus]. General tetanus ; called also Holotonia. 



