GERMAN MEDICAL DICTIONARY,
PUP
Pupillenverengerung, /, myocontraction of the pupil.
sis,
Pupillenverschliessung, /, synezisis,
occlusion of the pupil. (//. -en) purgative,
Putresciren,
purge. «.,
Purgiren,
v.
{gen. -s purgative, cathartic.
purge. Purgiren,
n.
a.,
//.
-e)
refl.y
to
;
6^
Pylorusgegend,
purging,
pyloric
/.,
region.
Pyogenie, /., pyogenia. Pyogenisch, «., pyogenic. Pyramide, /., (//. -n) pyramid, pyramis.
Pyramidenbein, n.,
putrefy.
v. n., to
Putridität, /., putridity. Pylorisch, a., pyloric.
Purganz, /., Purgativ,
QUA
purga-
pyramidal
n.,
or cuneiform bone.
Pyramidenblutleiter,
tion.
dysenteric fever, flux fever, fever with diarrhoea. w,, purgative, Purgirmittel, purge, cathartic. Purificiren, v. a., to purify. Purpurfieber, n., purples. Purpurfrieseln, //., purpura. Purulenz, /., purulence. Pustel, /., (pi. -n) pustule die pustula maligna. bösartige Pustelausschlag, w., pustulous dermatosis. Pustelflechte, /., impetigo; ec-
Purgirfieber,
—
;
,
trefy.
Putrescenz,
/.,
putrescence.
Putrescibel,
«.,
putrescible.
sinus
Pyramidenförmig, a., pyramidal. Pyramidenfortsatz, m., pyramidal process.
Pyramidenkern,
nucleus
m.,
pyramidalis.
Pyramidenkreuzung,
/.,
pyra-
midal decussation.
Pyramidenstrang,
;//.,
funiculus
pyramidalis.
,
thyma. Pustulos, a., pustular, pustulous. Putrefaktion, /. putrefaction. Putreficiren, v. a. &^ «., lo pu-
;;/.,
petro-basilaris.
«.,
Pyretographie,/., pyretography. Pyretolog, w., {gen. är' pi. -en) pyretologist.
Pyretologie, /., pyretology. Pyrexie, /., pyrexia. Pyromanie, /., pyromania. Pyrosie, y., pyrosis, waterbrash. Pyrotika, //., pyrotics, caustics. Pyrotisch, «., pyrotic, caustic.
Q-
—
Quacksalber, m., gen. -s pi. quack, quack doctor, charla;
Quaddel,
/., (//. -n) Urtica, wheal, mark left by urticaria
tan.
pimple,
;
Quacksalberarzeneien, quack medicines. Quacksalberei, /., {pi.
quack,
blotch.
//.,
Qual,
/., {pi.
-en) pain, torment,
torture, pang.
-en)
quackery, charlatanism.
^
Qualm, m.,{gen. -s, -es //. -e Qualme) vapor, steam exha;
v.n.,{aux. haben) practice charlatan-
Quacksalbern, to
pomphus, or pock
;
lation,
damp qualm, faintness; ;
stupor, insensibility.
ism.
195