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Adv. Abbreviation for L. adver'sum, against.
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Adv. Abbreviation for L. advcr'sum, against. Bilharzia - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Bilharzia (bil-har'ze-ah) {for T. BUHarz]. A genus of flukes or trcmatodes. SeeSckistosomahamolobium.
A Practical Medical Dictionary (Stedman, 1922)
Bilhar'zia [Theodor Bilharz, German helminthologist, 1825-1862.] A genus of trematode worms, now called Schistosomum. But - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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But. Abbreviation for L. buty'rum. butter.
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But. Abbreviation for L. buty'rum, butter. Cap - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Cap. Abbreviation for L. ca'piat, let him take.
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Cap. Abbreviation for L. ca'piat, let him take. Cb - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Cb. B. Abbreviation for Chirurtia Baccalaweui, Bachelor of Surgery. Cel - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Cel. Abbreviation for Celsius, scale of thermometer.
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Cel. Abbreviation for Celsius. (The Celsius thermometric scale.) Color - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Color. Abbreviation for L. colore'tur, let it be colored. Comp - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Comp. Abbreviation for L. eompos'itui, compound. Contin - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Contin. Abbreviation for L. conlinuf'lur, let it be continued. Cort - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Cort. Abbreviation for L. cor'tex, bark. DR - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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DR. Abbreviation for reaction of degeneration. Div - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Div. Abbreviation for L. dit'ide, divide. Hor - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Hor. un. spatio. Abbreviation for L. ho'rauni'us spa'tio, at the end of an hour. Ht - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Ht. Abbreviation for total hyperopia.
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Ht. Abbreviation for total hyperopia. IK - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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IK [Ger. immun-korper.] Spengler's tuberculin.* Also a preparation, on the same principle as the tuberculin, for use in epidemic influenza.
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IK [Ger. immun-korper.] Spengler's tuberculin.* Also a preparation, on the same principle as the tuberculin, for use in epidemic influenza. KOC - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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KOC. Abbreviation for cathodal opening contraction.
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KOC. Abbreviation for cathodal opening contraction ; also written COC.
American Illustrated Medical Dictionary (1922)
KOC. An abbreviation for kathodal opening contraction.
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KOC. Abbreviation for cathodal opening contraction ; also written COC. KST - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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KST. Abbreviation for kathodal closing tetanus. Mitt - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Mitt. sang. Abbreviation for L. mit'it san'guinem, bleed. Mor - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Mor.i x -Ax'enfeld diplobacill'us [Victor Morax, Paris physician, contemporary; Alexander Axenfeld, Paris physician, nineteenth century.] Bacillus conjunctivitidis, an organism causing conjunctivitis of a rather mild type.
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Mor. diet. Abbreviation for I . mo're dic'to, in the manner directed.
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Mor.i x -Ax'enfeld diplobacill'us [Victor Morax, Paris physician, contemporary; Alexander Axenfeld, Paris physician, nineteenth century.] Bacillus conjunctivitidis, an organism causing conjunctivitis of a rather mild type. Part - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Part. vie. Abbreviation for L. par'tibus vi'cibus, in divided doses. Ph - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Ph.G. Abbreviation for (i) Graduate in Pharmacy; (2) German Pharmacopoeia.
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Ph. G. I. Abbreviation for Pharmacoposia germanica, German Pharmacopoeia. 2. Abbreviation for graduate in Pharmacy.
Appleton's Medical Dictionary (1915)
Ph.]. liquor hydrargyri perchloridl.
American Illustrated Medical Dictionary (1922)
Ph.G. i. Abbreviation for Graduate in Pharmacy. 2. Abbreviation for Pharmacoptria germanicar German pharmacopccia.
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Ph. G. I. Abbreviation for Pharmacoposia germanica, German Pharmacopoeia. 2. Abbreviation for graduate in Pharmacy. Phar - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Phar.D. Abbreviation for Pharmacitg Doctor, Doctor of Pharmacy.
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Phar. D. Abbreviation of Doctor of Pharmacy.
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Phar. D. Abbreviation of Doctor of Pharmacy. Quint - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Quint. Abbreviation for L. quin'lus, fifth. Sed - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Sed. Abbreviation for L. se'des, stool. Semih - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Semih. Abbreviation for L. semiho'ra, half an hour. Sept - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Sept. Abbreviation for L. sep'tem, seven. Sig - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Sig. n. pro. Abbreviation for L. sig'na nom'inc pro'prio, label with the proper name. Syr - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Syr. An abbreviation for syrupus. Tn - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Tn. Abbreviation for normal intraocular tension.
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Tn. Symbol for normal intra-ocular tension.
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Tn. Abbreviation for normal intraocular tension. Trid - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Trid. Abbreviation for L. trid'uum, three days. Ves - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Ves. Abbreviation for L. vcs'ica, the bladder. Vs - load - verify - check links - defined elsewhere
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Vs. B. Abbreviation for L. venasec'tio bra'ckii, bleeding in the arm.
