ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA EMUNCTORY
From New Latin ēmunctōrium, from Latin ēmungere to wipe clean, from mungere to wipe.
QUÉ SIGNIFICA EMUNCTORY EN INGLÉS
definición de emunctory en el diccionario inglés
La definición de emunctory en el diccionario es de o se relaciona con un órgano o conducto corporal que tiene una función excretora. Otra definición de emunctory es un órgano o conducto excretor, como un poro de la piel.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «EMUNCTORY»
Descubre el uso de
emunctory en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
emunctory y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
The emunctory excretion from the skin is aeriform, but is it more affected by
volatile eliminatives than by any other? Both the emunctory excretions from the
lungs are aeriform ; but I have yet to learn that volatile eliminatives affect them
either ...
In englishe it is named the emunctory or cleansing places of mans body Here is
to be marked that man hath .iii. principall mebers the hert, the brayne. and the
liuer. and euery one of these principall members hathe emunctory places to
dense ...
3
Materia Medica; Or, Pharmacology and Therapeutics
The emunctory excretion from the skin is aériform, but is it more affected by
volatile eliminatives than by any other? Both the erhunctory excretions from .the
lungs are aériform; but Ihave yet to learn that volatile eliminatives affect them
either ...
4
A History of Bubonic Plague in the British Isles
The explanation of this disaster is that the evil vapours in the atmosphere, after
entering through the pores, are conveyed by the blood to one of the three
principal members, the heart, the liver, or the brain, each of which 'has an
emunctory or ...
J. F. D. Shrewsbury,
2005
5
The Ladies' Dispensatory
Here is to be marked that man hath .in. principal mbers the hert, the brayne, and
the liuer, and euery one of these principall members hathe emunctory places to
dense them selfe as the hertes emunctory places be under the arme holes there
...
Carey David Balaban, Jonathan Erlen, Richard Siderits,
2003
6
Medical Press and Circular
Consequently, unless the excess of carbon be eliminated through some
emunctory, it must remain in the body, causing fatty deposits or fatty degeneration
of tissue. The liver is usually regarded as an organ that, in a tropical climate, acts
...
7
British Medical Journal
Looking at the skin in relation to the other organs of the animal economy, we
recognise it as one of the great emnnctories or scavengers of the body ; and we
may fairly place it by the side of those other great emunctory organs, the liver,
and the ...
8
The Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery
It is painful to reflect that lactation under such circumstances becomes a powerful
emunctory to the mother, and that, by. means of this outlet, the poison is
conveyed from herself to her infant, but such is the case. The mother of this child
...
William Braithwaite, James Braithwaite, Edmond Fauriel Trevelyan,
1850
No one regarded is as a great emunctory in any way comparable to the alvine
discharges. Indeed that the alvine canal, as an emunctory, should be so
insignificant is one of the surprises of physiology, and I well remember the shock
it gave me ...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman,
1919
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Clinical lectures on certain diseases of the the urinary ...
From some cause not easy of detection, but in some instances undoubtedly from
exposure to cold or wet, there is an arrest to the proper elimination of the scarlet
fever poison through the skin, its usual emunctory, and the ordinary excretion of ...
Robert Bentley Todd,
1857
3 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «EMUNCTORY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
emunctory en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Robert Armstrong at Sanchez Art Center May 30 through June 29
Armstrong found the term emunctory in an old dictionary, where it was defined as any body part that gives off waste products. The physicality ... «San Jose Mercury News, May 14»
Englishness, class and manners
All the usual historical detail is here – when people started using handkerchiefs rather than engaging in the most repellent emunctory activities, ... «New Statesman, Ene 13»
At Stand-Up Comedy School, Students Clean Up Their Acts
Then came four comics who told jokes about Viagra, North Dakota, cocaine, Italians and a spectrum of reproductive and emunctory functions. «Wall Street Journal, Ago 12»