10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POLYCROTISM»
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polycrotism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review
The feebleness of the pulse may be associated with considerable amplitude of
the trace and polycrotism, or in very debilitated subjects the trace may be very
small and have little or no development of the secondary waves. The irregularity
of ...
2
Medico-chirurgical Review
The feebleness of the pulse may be associated with considerable amplitude of
the trace and polycrotism, or in very debilitated subjects the trace may be very
small and have little or no development of the secondary waves. The irregularity
of ...
(P. 562) Whereas we have found polycrotism as a more or less marked
peculiarity of the normal pulse at ordinary pressure, it appears from our curves
that the compression of the air causes the polycrotism to disappear and
transforms the wavy ...
4
Comprehensive Medical Assisting Exam Review: Preparation for ...
A common sign of diabetes mellitus is a. polycythemia b. hypoglycemia c.
polyuria d. hypoxia e. polycrotism 55. Questions regarding each of the major
body systems and parts are known as a. CC b. PMH c. FH d. ROS e. PI 56. Which
of the ...
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position, switching the subject 365. 366 potential gradient 116 PPD (persistent ...
Pierre G. Agache, Pierre Agache, Philippe Humbert, 2004
6
Pocket Medical Dictionary
Polycrotism, pol-ik1 -ro-tizm. The condition of being polycrotic Polycyesis, pol-e-si
-e'-sis. Multiple pregnancy; fecundity. Polycystic, pol-e-siif-tik. Containing many
cysts. Polycytheniia, pol-c-si-tht'-me-ah. An excess of red corpuscles in the blood.
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
7
Year-book of medicine, surgery and their allied sciences. 1864
... is otherwise indicated, the pulse-line may give evidence of its nature. ('
Virchow's Arch.,' v. 29, 1864.) Dr. Landois also (' Reich erf s Archiv,' r, 1864, p. 77)
affirms that dicrotism — or rather polycrotism — is the normal form of the pulse-
curve ...
8
Annual Reports on Diseases of the Chest
Arterial Dicrotism and Polycrotism. — Dr. E. Maragliano, in a pamphlet published
at Bologna, deduces from his experimental researches on the abnormal pulse-
waves the following conclusions : — 1. Dicrotism and polycrotism are produced ...
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10
Henderson's Dictionary of Biology
... more than two cotyledons. polycotyledonary a. having placenta in many
divisions. polycotyledony n. a great increase in the number of cotyledons.
polycrotism n. condition of having several secondary elevations in pulse curve.
polycyclic a.
