IIYPERALGIA 



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HYPERERYTHROCYTHEMIA 



Hyperalgia ( hi-per-aV -je-ah) [vnip, over; a/.yr/aig, 



pain]. Excessive pain. H., Acoustic, excessive 



hyperakusis. 

 Hyperalonemia {ki-per-al-on-e f -me-aK\ [vnip, over; 



aAc, salt; aifia, blood]. Excess of blood-salts. 

 Hyperamnesia [hi-per-am-ne , -ze-ah). See Hypertn- 



nesia. 

 Hyperanabolism [ki-per-an-ab'-o-lizm) [vnip, over; 



cirn vi'/'/nr, to build up]. Hypertrophy or excess of 



construction of a tissue or part. 

 Hyperanthraxis [hi-per-an-thraks'-is). Synonym of 



. i static Cholera. 

 Hyperaphia {hi-per-a* -fe-ah) [/-//), over; axpq, touch]. 



Excessive sensitiveness to touch. 

 Hyperaphrodisia (hi-per-af-ro-diz'-e-ah) [vnip, over; 



a(ppodiaia, aphrodisia]. An over-strong venereal ap- 

 petite. 

 Hyperapophyseal {hi-per-ap-o-fiz'-e-al) [h~ip, over; 



an6<pvoig, apophysis]. Pertaining to a hyperapophy- 



sis. 

 Hyperapophysis (hi-per-ap-off'-is-is) [err/p, over ; ano- 



orwvc, apophysis]. A process projecting backward 



from a neural spine. 

 Hyperarthritis {ki-per-arth-ri f -tis) [vnip, over; apdpov, 



joint; trig, inflammation]. Severe arthritis. 

 Hyperasthenia [hi-per-as-the* '-ne-ah) [vnip, over; 



aatiiveia, weakness]. Extreme weakness. 

 Hyperauxesis {hi-per-awks-ef-sis) [virip, over; avt-r/mr, 



increase]. Extreme increase in the size of a part. 

 Hyperbolic [hi-per-bol' '-ik) [vnip, over; jia/.'/.eiv, to 



throw]. Exaggerated. 

 Hyperbrachycephalic {hi-per-brak-e-sef-al'-ik) [i — p, 



over; ; ipa\-ir, short; ncya/i/, head]. Extremely 



brachycephalic. 

 Hyperbrachycephaly {hi-pcr-brak-e-sef'-al-e) [vnip, 



over; fipaxii, short ; «to«//}, head]. Extreme brachy- 



cephalv. 

 Hyperbulia {ki-per-bu'-le-ak) [inip, over ; (iauTdj, will]. 



Exaggerated wilfulness or obstinacy; abnormal or in- 

 sane development of will-power. 

 Hypercardia {Jii per-kar' -de-ah) [vnip, over; KapSia, 



the heart]. Cardiac hypertrophy. 

 Hypercatabolism [hi-per-kat-ab' '-o-lizm) [vnip, over ; 



Kara, down ; Aa/'/uv, to throw]. Wasting or excess 



of destruction of a tissue or part. 

 Hypercatharsis [hi-per-kath-ar' -sis) [vnip, over ; nafiap- 



crig, cleansing]. Excessive purging, or the result of 



too free use of cathartic medicines. 

 Hypercedemonia [ki-per-se -de-mo' -ne-aX) [inip, over; 



Kf/rieuovia, anxiety]. I. Extreme anxiety or grief. 2. 



Excessive care on the part of the physician. 

 Hypercele (lu'-per-sel) [vnip, over; not/da, belly]. The 



dorsal portion of the epicele. 

 Hypercenosis (hi-per-sen-o'-sis) [vnip, over ; kevugiq, 



evacuation]. Excessive evacuation, as by purging or 



bleeding. 

 Hyperchlorhydria [hi-per-klor-lii' -dre-ah) [vnip, over; 



XA upog, green ; Mup, water; yrwav, to form]. Ex- 

 cess of hydrochloric acid in the gastric secretioji. 



Rossbach's Disease. See Diseases, Eponymic, Table of. 

 Hypercholesteremia (hi-per-ko-les-ter-e' '-me-ah) [i 



over; yi///, bile ; oriap, fat; a)/ia, blood]. Excess 



of cholesterin in the blood. 

 Hypercholia [hi-per-ko' -le-ah) [vnip, over; x°' f -V, bile]. 



An excessive secretion of bile. 

 Hyperchroma [hi-per-kro* '-mah) [vnip, over; r^w//</, 



color]. The excessive formation of the pigment of the 



skin, as in phthiriasis or syphilis. 

 Hyperchromatemia {hi-per-kro-mat-e f -me-ah) [i - p, 



over; xpuua, color; atua, blood]. An increase in the 



color of the blood ; excess of coloring-matter in the 



blood. 



Hyperchromatic (ki-per-kro-mal'-ik) [vnip, over; 

 {papa, color]. Exhibiting hyperchroma. 



Hyperchromatism [hi-per-kro'-mat-izm). Same as 

 Hyperchroma. 



Hyperchromatosis [hi-per-kro-wat-o' '-sis) [i-ip, over; 

 Xpupa, color]. Excessive pigmentation, as of the skin. 



Hypercinesia [hi-per-sin-e f -ze-a/i). See Hyperkinesia. 



Hypercrinia (hipcr-krin'-e-ak) [inip, over ; Kpiveiv, to 

 separate]. Abnormal or excessive secretion. 



Hypercyesis [hi per-si-e'-sis) [vnip, over; Kir/atg, con- 

 ception]. Superfetation. 



Hypercyrtosis ylu-p.r-sir-to' -sis) [i-ip, over; Kvpruoig, 

 curvature]. Extreme curvature, as of the back or a 

 limb. 



Hyperdactylia [hi-per-dak-tiP -e-ah) trip, over; 



AaKTv'/og, finger]. Polydactylism. 



Hyperdermatosis [ki-per-der-mat-o' -sis) [yirip, over; 

 dippa, skin]. Hypertrophy of the skin. 



Hyperdicrotic (hi-per-di-krof '-ik) [vnip, over ; 8'iKp 

 a double beat]. Affected with marked or delayed 

 dicrotism ; pertaining to the pulse when the pulse- 

 curve shows the aortic notch below the base-line. 



Hyperdicrotism [hi-per-dik' '-rot-izm) [vnip, over; 

 dinporog, a double beat]. Strongly marked or exces- 

 sive dicrotism. 



Hyperdistention {ki-per-dis-ten'-shuri) [vnip, over ; 

 dis tender e, to stretch]. Forcible or extreme distention. 



Hyperdiuresis(///-A r-di-u-re' -sis)\yni o, over; dtovpieii . 

 to pass urine]. Excessive secretion of urine. 



Hyperdynamia [hi-per-di-natn' '-e-ah) [vnip, over ; 

 di vapig, energy]. Excessive strength or exaggeration 

 of nervous or muscular function. 



Hyperdynamic (hi-per-di-nani' -ik) [vnip,over', Si vapig, 

 energy]. Pertaining to, or marked by, hyperdynamia. 



Hypereccrisia [ki-per-ek-kris'-e-ah) [vnip, over; e/c, 

 out; Kpiveiv, to separate]. Excessive excretion. 



Hyperechema (hi-per-ek-e' '-mak) [yirip, over ; ijx^ua, 

 sound : //., Hyperechemata~\. A normal sound ab- 

 normally exaggerated. 



Hyperechesis [hi-per-ek-e' '-sis) [vnip, over; T/xw<Jtg, 

 sound]. Abnormal loudness of voice. 



Hyperemesis (ki-per-em / -es-is) [vnip, over; hirestc, 

 vomiting]. Excessive vomiting. H. gravidarum. 

 See Morning Sickness. 



Hyperemetic (hi-per-em-et'-ik) [vnip, over; euectc, 

 vomiting]. Pertaining to, or characterized by, ex- 

 cessive vomiting. 



Hyperemia (hi-per-e'-me ah) [inip, over; ama, blood]. 

 A condition of plethora or congestion. H.. Active, 

 caused by an excessive supply of blood. H., Pas- 

 sive, caused by an impediment to the removal of the 

 blood. H. of the Dental Pulp, a condition due 

 to the overfilling of the vessels of the pulp with blood, 

 the resulting pain being sharp and lancinating, and 

 paroxysmal in character, especially in its earlier stages. 



Hyperencephalus [hi-per-en-sef '-al-us) [vnip, over; 

 i '; nion/ng, brain]. A variety of single autositic mon- 

 sters of the species exencephalus, in which there is 

 the same deformity as in podencephalus. but in a 

 higher degree. There is often hydrocephalus, and 

 the body is likely to be deformed in other regions. 



Hyperenterosis [ki-per-en-ter-o 1 '-sis) [virip, over; 

 ivTepov, bowel]. Hypertrophy of the intestines. 



Hyperephidrosis [hi-per-ef-hid-ro' -sis) [virip, over; 

 ioiApuatg, perspiration]. Excessive or long-continued 

 sweating. 



Hypererethisia, or Hypererethism (hi-per-er-eth-iz'- 

 e-ak, or hi-per-er / -eth-izm) [i -i,>, over; ipedtoiioc, irri- 

 tation]. Excessive nervous or mental irritability. 



Hyper erythrocyth em ia [hi-per-er-ith-ro-si-the' '-me-ah \ 

 [vnip, over; . red; Kvrog, cell ; atpa, blood]. 



Excess of red corpuscles in the blood. 



