Binet-Simon test

(be-na'se-mawfi') [Alfred Binet Th. Simon.] Binet* test. 12S ng test [Albert Bing, Austrian otologist, *i844.] The patient signals at the instant he no longer hears a vibrating tuning-fork in contact with the sktiU; the xtemal auditory canal is then closed with the finger and the found is again heard if the middle ear is unobstructed A liodide (bin-i'o-did) [L. bint, double.] compound having two equivalents of Iodine to one of the other element. (NOj),. Bismuth nitrate. + locular (bin-ok'u-lar) [L. bin i, paired, oculus, eye.] Adapted to the use of both eyes, said of an optical instrvunent. + lo'tic [L. bin i, a pair, G. ous(dt-), ear.] Binaural. lov'ular [L. bin i, pair, 4- omilum, dim. of ovum, egg Relating to two ova. ] A lozide (bin-oks'id) [L. bin i, pair.] compound containing two parts or eqmvalents of oxygen to one of the other element. luclear, binucleate (bi-nu'kle-ar, bi-nu'kle-at) [L. bi-, two, + nucleus.] Having two nuclei. au'cleolate [L. bi-, two.] Having two nucleoli. nz's test (bints) [K. Bim, German pharmacologist, 1832—1912.] For quinine in the urine: a precipitate is thrown down on the addition of iodine 2, pota ium iodide i, in water 40, if quinine is present. + 'oblast [G. bios, life, blastos, sprout, germ.] I. Micella 2. Altmann's* granule. achemi'cnl (bi-o-keml-kal). Relating to physiological chemistry. ochemics, biochemistry (bi-o-ke^'iks, bi-o-kem'istrl) [G. bios, life.] Physiological chemistry. oche my (bi-ok'em-I). Biochemistry. liO)2CO,. Bismuthyl carbonate, sub carbonate of bismuth. ocolloid (bi-o-kol'oyd) [G. bios, life, colloid.] A -I colloid existing in, and supplying the stable part of the plant or animal organism. odynam'ic. Relating to biodynamics or to the vital force. + sdynam'ics [G. bios, life, dynamis, force.] Bio physiology, the science dealing with the force or energy of living matter. 'ogen G bios, life, + gennao, I produce.] i. Protoplasm. 2. One of a number of unstable molecules in protoplasm which are a umed to be continually undergoing a imilation and disa imilation. 3. The a vmied substance of the soul or spiritual body. G + The 9gen'esis bios, life, genesis, origin.] origin of living things from living things, as opposed to abiogenesis or spontaneous generation. Dgenet'ic. Relating to biogenesis. okinefics [G. bios, life, kinesis, motion.] -I- The branch of science which treats of the changes which developing organisms undergo. i logical (bi-o-loj'-J-kal) Relating to Diology. A il'ogist. student of Biology. jl'ogy [G. bios, life, *• iogia.] The branch of science which deals with Jiving organisms. + Capable Jlyt'ic [G. bios, life, lytikos, solvent.] of destroying life. jmag'netism. Animal magnetism. )m'etry [G. bios, life, + metron, measure.] In life insurance, the determination of the probable duration or expectation of life., A on [G. bion, living.] living thing, + m'ergy [G. bios, life, energeia, energy.] Vital force. OCNO,). Bismuthyl nitrate, sub nitrate of bismuth.