HVPERALGIA 



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HYPERERYTHROCYTHEMIA 



yperalgia ( hi-per-al' '-je-ah) [tfl-fp, over ; iXyqotf, 

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

 hyperakusis. 



Hyperalonemia (hi-per-al-on-e / -me-ah) \jmip, over; 

 a/c. salt; uiua, blood]. Excess of blood-salts. 



Hyperamnesia (hi-per-am-ne / -ze-ah). See Hy perm- 

 tie si a. 



Hyperanabolism (hi-per-an-ab' -o-lizm) [yivep, over; 

 i'/'/tiv, to build up]. Hypertrophy or excess of 



i construction of a tissue or pan. 

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

 Asiatic Cholera. 

 Hyperaphia (hi-per-a' '-fe-ah) [tnrip, over; d^, touch]. 



Excessive sensitiveness to touch. 

 Hyperaphrodisia (hi-per-af-ro-diz'-e-ati) [y~ip, over; 

 5ioia, aphrodisia]. An over-strong venereal ap- 

 petite. 

 Hyperapophyseal (hi-per-ap-o-fiz' -e-al) \_i^ep, over; 

 i<aig, apophysis]. Pertaining to a hyperapophy- 

 sis. 

 Hyperapophysis (hi-per-ap-off'-is-is) [mep, over; arr6- 

 oixrtc, apophysis]. A process projecting backward 

 from a neural spine. 

 Hyperarthritis {hi-per-arth-ri'-tis) [y~ep, over ; apdpov, 



joint; trig, inflammation]. Severe arthritis. 

 Hyperasthenia (hi-per-as-the' '-ne-ah) [inrkp, over ; 



a&itveia, weakness]. Extreme weakness. 

 Hyperauxesis (ki-per-awks-e / -sis) [imep, over ; avi-rjoig, 



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

 Hyperbolic (hi-per-bol' -ik) \y-xip, over; flaA/Aiv, to 



throw]. Exaggerated. 

 Hyperbrachycephalic (ki-per-brak-e-sef-al' -ik) [i~£p, 

 over; 3pax>g, short; KE^a'f.i], head]. Extremely 

 brachycephalic. 

 Hyperbrachycephaly (hi-per-brak-e-sef'-al-e) [inrip, 

 over; 3paxig, short ; /c£Ou/.//,head]. Extreme brachy- 

 cephaly. 

 Hyperbulia (hi-per-bu' '-le-ah) \mzkp, over; /Jov/.jy, will]. 

 Exaggerated wilfulness or obstinacy ; abnormal or in- 

 sane development of will-power. 

 Hypercardia (hi per-kar* -de-ah) [inep, over; napSia, 



the heart]. Cardiac hypertrophy. 

 Hypercatabolism (hi-per-kat-ab r -o-lizm) \yTzep, over; 

 card, down ; 3a/J£tv, to throw]. Wasting or excess 

 of destruction of a tissue or part. 

 Hypercatharsis (hi-per-kath-ar' '-sis) [yirip, over; naftap- 

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

 too free use of cathartic medicines. 

 Hypercedemonia (hi-per-se-de-mc/ -ne-ah) [r— cp, over; 

 Kr/fieuovia, anxiety]. I. Extreme anxiety or grief. 2. 

 Excessive care on the part of the physician. 

 Hypercele (hi' -per-sel) [ixrep, over; Koula, belly]. The 



dorsal portion of the epicele. 

 Hypercenosis (hi-per-sen-o' '-sis) [iVep,over; nevcxrcg, 

 evacuation]. Excessive evacuation, as by purging or 

 bleeding. 

 Hyperchlorhydria (hi-per-klor-hi f -dre-ah) [inrep, over ; 

 X/^pog, green ; vfiup, water; yewav, to form]. Ex- 

 cess of hydrochloric acid in the gastric secretion. 

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

 Hypercholesteremia (hi-per-ko-les-ter-e / -me-ah) [tirep, 

 over; xo'Arj, bile ; ff reap, fat ; dlfia, blood]. Excess 

 of cholesterin in the blood. 

 Hypercholia (hi-per-ko' -le-ah) [vTrtp, over; x '-'!) bile]. 



An excessive secretion of bile. 

 Hyperchroma (hi-per-kro* -mah) [yxkp, over; xpupa, 

 color]. The excessive formation of the pigment of the 

 skin, as in phthiriasis or syphilis. 

 Hyperchromatemia (hi-per-kro-mat-e' -me-ah) [r-«'p, 



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

 'lor of the blood ; excess of coloring-matter in the 

 ood. * 



Hyperchromatic (hi-per-kro-mal'-ik) \ixzkp, over; 

 Xpcjfza, color]. Exhibiting hyperchroma. 



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

 Hyperchroma . 



Hyperchromatosis (hi-per-kro-mat-o J '-sis) [i ~ep, over ; 

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



Hypercinesia (hi-per-sin-e f -ze-r.h). See Hyperkinesia. 



Hypercrinia (hi-per-krin' -e-ah) [iVep, over ; Kpiveiv, to 

 separate]. Abnormal or excessive secretion. 



Hypercyesis (hi-per-si-e'-sis) {irtrip, over ; kvtigic, con- 

 ception]. Superfetation. 



Hypercyrtosis (hi-per-sir-to / -sis) \i~ ep,over; Kvpruccg, 

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

 limb. 



Hyperdactylia (hi-per-dak-til f -e-ah) [yizep, over ; 

 Saury/ og, finger]. Polydactylism. 



Hyperdermatosis \Jii-per-der-mat-o' -sis) \y-Lp, over ; 

 deppa, skin]. Hypertrophy of the skin. 



Hyperdicrotic (hi-per-di-krot' -ik) [i-ep, over; dinporog, 

 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) [vTtep, over ; 

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

 sive dicrotism. 



Hyperdistention (hi-per-dis-ten' -shun) \fazkp, over ; 

 distendere, to stretch] . Forcible or extreme distention. 



Hyperdiuresis(/4/-/>£'r-<//-«-/-^ / -j/j)[tt7rfp, over; diovpeeiv, 

 to pass urine]. Excessive secretion of urine. 



Hyperdynamia (ki-per-di-nam' -e-ah) [inrip, over ; 

 dbvapig, energy]. Excessive strength or exaggeration 

 of nervous or muscular function. 



Hyperdynamic (hi-per-di-nam' -ik) [t7rep,over; Si-vapig, 

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



Hypereccrisia (hi-per-ek-kris' -e-ah) \intip, over; in, 

 out; Kpiveiv, to separate]. Excessive excretion. 



Hyperechema (hi-per-ek-e / -mah) [irzip, over ; r)xv, ua f 

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

 normally exaggerated. 



Hyperechesis (hi-per-ek-e' -sis) [iKep, over; ijxriaig, 

 sound]. Abnormal loudness of voice. 



Hyperemesis (hi-per-em' '-es-is) [yrcep, over; ipeoig, 

 vomiting]. Excessive vomiting. H. gravidarum. 

 See Morning Sickness. 



Hyperemetic (hi-per-em-ef '-ik) [iVep, over ; ipeaig, 

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

 cessive vomiting. 



Hyperemia (hi-per-e' -meah) \imkp, over; dlua, 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) [i-rrep, over ; 

 i-/Kioa/.og, 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 (hi-per-en-ter-& '-sis) [tmep, over; 

 evrepov, bowel]. Hypertrophy of the intestines. 



Hyperephidrosis (hi-per-e/-hid-ro / -sis) \irxip, over ; 

 ioidpucig, perspiration]. Excessive or long-continued 

 sweating. 



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

 e-ah, or hi-per-er' -eth-izm) [vtcip, over; epeOia/wg, irri- 

 tation]. Excessive nervous or mental irritability. 

 Hypererythrocythemia (hi-per-er-ith-ro-si-the 1 -me-ah) 

 \i~kp, over; kpvttpoq, red; kitoc, cell; aipa, blood]. 

 Excess of red corpuscles in the blood. 



