ANTIBRULE 



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ANTIGALACTIN 



Antibrule {an'-ii-brul). A proprietary analgesic, anti- 

 septic, and keratoplastic. 

 Anticachectic. (See Illus. Diet.) 2. A remedial 

 agent against cachexia. 



Anticacochymic (an-te-kak-o-kim f -ik) [avri, against; 

 kcikoq, bad ; jt^oo, juice]. Anticachectic. 



Anticancrin {an-te-kang' -krin). See Caneroin (Illus. 

 Diet.). 



Anticarnivorous {an-te-kar-niv' -or-us) [anti, against ; 

 caro, flesh; vorare, to devour]. Opposed to flesh- 

 eating ; vegetarian. 



Anticausodic {an-te-kaw-so* '-dik). See Anticausotic 

 (Illus. Diet.). 



Anticausticon [an-te-kaws' '-tik-on) [avri, against ; 

 navoriKoq, burning]. A preparation of soluble water 

 glass. 



Antichlor (an'-te-klor). I. Sodium thiosulfate. 2. 

 Potassium sulfite. 



Antichlorin {an-te-klor'-in). A preparation used in 

 anemia and said to consist of glucose, basic bismuth 

 formate, and sodium bicarbonate. 



Antichloristic (an-te-klor-is / -tik) [anti; chlorin]. 

 Capable of neutralizing chlorin. 



Anticipation {an-tis-ip-a f -shun). See Prolepsis (Illus. 

 Diet.). 



Anticnesmatic (an-te-nes-mat? '-ik\ [avri, against ; kvtjg- 

 fioq, itching]. I. Efficient against itching. 2. A 

 remedy for itching. 



Anticoagulant (an-te-ko-ag 1 '-u-lant) [anti; coagulum]. 

 1. Opposed to or preventative of coagulation. 2. A 

 substance preventing coagulation. 



Anticoagulin (an-te-ko-ag / -u-lin). A substance formed 

 in the body antagonistic in its action to that of a coag- 

 ulin (q. v.). 



Anticobrachialis (an-fe-ko-bra'-ki-a-lis). See Brachi- 

 alis antic us, Table of Muscles (Illus. Diet.). 



Anticomma {ati-te-kom'-ah) [nrri, against; kou/m, im- 

 pression of a coin]. See Anticope. 



Anticomplement [an-te-kom' '-pie-went) [anti; comple- 

 ment}. A substance held by Ehrlich in his lateral- 

 chain theory to enter into the composition of an anti- 

 hemolysin (q. v.). Cf. Ant/immune Body under Body. 



Anticontagionism [an-ie-kon-taf -je-on-izm) [anti, 

 against; contagiosus, contagious]. Unbelief in con- 

 tagion. 



Anticope [an-tik* '-op-e) [(ivtikotvtj, a beating back]. 

 Resonance ; reaction ; repercussion ; counterstroke. 



Anticoposcope, Anticoptoscope {an-te-kop f -os-kop, 

 an-te-kof/ -tos-kop) [avTian-i], a beating back ; okotteIv, 

 to examine]. A plessimeter. 



Anticornutin {an-te-kor-nu' -tin). I. Topasol G. II, 

 an antiseptic combination of zinc and copper ferro- 

 sulfates. 2. Topasol G. IV, a combination of iron, 

 zinc, and calcium sulfate. 



Anticoroin (an-te-ko'-ro-in). Topasol G. V, an anti- 

 septic combination of zinc, iron, and magnesium sul- 

 fates. 



Anticrisis (an-te-kri'-sis) [anti; crisis']. An agent or 

 phenomenon preventing a crisis. 



Anticteric (ant-ik'-tur-ik) [anti; icterus]. 1. Effi- 

 cient against jaundice. 2. An efficient agent against 

 jaundice. 



Anticytolysin (an-te-si-to-li' '-sin). See Anticytotoxin. 



Anticytotoxin \an-te-si-to-toks f -in). A substance an- 

 tagonistic in its action to a cytotoxin (q. v.). 



Anticytoxin (an-te-si-loks'-in). See Anticytotoxin. 



Antidartrous (an-te-dar'-trus) [anti ; dartre]. Effi- 

 cient against the hypothetic dartrous diathesis of 

 French writers. 



Antideixis (an-te-diks / -is) [nvrt, against; 6ei!-tc, an ex- 

 hibition]. A contraindication. 



Antidenutritive (an-le-de-nu'-tre-tiv) [anti, against; 



de, from ; nutrire, to nourish]. Preventing or op- 

 posed to a waste of tissue. 



Antideperditive {an-te-de-pur'-dit-iv). See A 

 nutritive. 



Antidesma {an-te-dez' '-mah) [hvr'i, equal to; oio 

 bond]. A genus of plants of the order Euphorbi 

 A. alexiteria, L. , an evergreen tree native in Malabar, 

 but growing in the Antilles ; the root-bark is used in 

 dysentery and the leaves in decoction for snakebites. 

 A. bunius, Spreng, a species of India, has a fruil 

 as a refrigerant, and the leaves are diaphoretic. A. 

 zeylanicum, L., a tree of Ceylon, used as a specific for 

 the bite of the cobra. 



Antidiabetic [an-te-di-ab-ef '-ik) [anti ; diabetes]. 1. 

 Efficient against diabetes. 2. A remedy for diabetes. 



Antidiabeticum {an-te-di-a-bet'-ik-um). A prepara- 

 tion recommended for diabetes, said to consist of wheat 

 starch, sugar of milk, sulfur, powdered senna It 

 and fennel. Syn., Glycosolveol ; Glycosolvol. 



Antidiabetin (an-te-di-ab-e / -tin). A mixture of sac- 

 charin and mannit, used instead of sugar by diabetics. 



Antidiastole (an-tc-di-as' '-to-le) [avruhaaro/ 1, , distinc- 

 tion]. Differential diagnosis. 



Antidiphtherin (an-te-dif -thur-in). A solution con- 

 taining cultures of Bacillus diphthericc with o. 2 , 

 of orthocresol and some glycerin. It is used externally 

 and subcutaneously in diphtheria. A., Klebs', a prep- 

 aration obtained by precipitation with alcohol from 

 the culture-fluid of Bacillus diphthericc after removal 

 of the bacilli. 



Antidiphtheriticon (an-te-dif-ther-it'-ik-on). A diph- 

 theria remedy said to consist of alcohol 90 parts ; oil 

 of birch, 5 parts; oil of beech, 3 parts; potassium car- 

 bonate, I part ; potassium sulfid, 5 parts. 



Antidiscratic {an-te-dis-krat'-ik). See An/idyscratic 1 

 (Illus. Diet.). 



Antidotary (an-te-do / -tar-e) [antidotarium]. A Col-j 

 lection of drugs ; dispensary ; a dispensatory ; a person' 

 who dispenses drugs. 



Antidotism {an-tid'-ot-izm) [avrinorog, given in ex-j 

 change]. Therapeutic or physiologic antagonism ;i 

 the possession of antidotal properties ; the act of giv-j 

 ing antidotes. 



Antidromal, Antidromous [an-tid'-ro-mai. 



[arri, against ; Spafiftv, to run]. Running in a con-j 

 trary direction ; applied in botany to a spiral an 

 ment running in the opposite direction from another. 



Antidyne, Antidynous (an'-ti-dln, an-tid'- 

 [avri, against ; bSvvij, pain]. Anodyne. 



Antidysentericum (an-te-dis-en-tei^-ik-um). A 

 prietary remedy for dysentery and chronic diarrhea, 

 said to consist of myrobalans, pelletierin, extract ot 

 rose, and gum arabic. 



Antienzym {an-te-en' '-zim) [anti; enzyme]. A si 

 stance found by Frenzel to be secreted by ( 

 which enables them to neutralize the action ot tin 

 digestive enzymes of their host. 



Antiephialtic {an-ti-ef-e-al'-tik). ' See Ante/ 

 (Illus. Diet.). 



Antiepilectic {an-te-ep-ilek'-tik). See An 

 (Illus. Diet.). 



Antierotic [an-le-er-ot'-ik). See Anterotic (Illus. I 



Antifarcinous {an-te-far'-sin-us). Efficient 

 farcy. 



Antifermentative [an-te-fur-tnent' -at-iv) [anli,*\ 

 fermentum, leaven]. I. Arresting fermentation. 2 

 An agent which arrests fermentation. 



Antiflatulent {an-te-flaf-u-lent). 1. Efficient 

 flatulence. 2. A remedy for flatulence. 



Antifungin {an-te-fun'-jin). Magnesium bo 



Antigalactin {an-te-gal-ak'tin). See Antiga/a, 

 (Illus. Diet). 



