pseudo vermicule, pseud over mic ulus

(su-dover’mik-al, su’do-ver-mik’u-lus). A state in the 191 PSORIATIC development of the plasmodium of pernicious malaria. It is a gregarine-like body developing in the intestine of the mosquito. pseudo vomiting (su-do-vom'it-ing). tion of matter from the stomach. pseudo xanthin (su-do-zan’thin). 1. A leukoma in, C,H;N,0, from miscular ti ue; also an isomer of xanthin from uric acid. 2. A compound, C,H,N,O;, from uric acid. pseudo xanthoma (su”do-zan-tho’mah). ease resembling xanthoma. pseudozodglea (su’do-zo-og-le’ah). A clump of bacteria not di olving readily in water, arising from imperfect separation or more or le fusion of the components, but not having the degree of compactne and gelatinization seen in zodglea. psilosis (si-lo’sis) [Gr. ψίλωσις a stripping]. 1. Falling out of the hair. 2. See sprew. psilothin (sil’o-thin) (Gr. pu pov depilatory]. An improved dropax or depilatory plaster. psilothron (si!-o’thron). A depilatory. psilotic (sil-o’tik). Pertaining to psilosis. psittacosis (sit-ak-o’sis) [L. psit/tacus; Gr. ψιττα- xés parrot]. A contagious influenza of parrots communicable to man, and marked by pulmonary disorder and high fever. It is caused by the bacillus or streptococcus of psittacosis. psoas (so’as) [Gr. ψόα loin]. The name of the loin muscles. See muscles, table of Regurgita- A dis- of.