Der i riva tion

(der-iv-a' 'shun). I. Derivative action; the drawing away of a morbid proce from one part to another; revulsive treatment. 2. The supposed suctional power of the heart, or the itfect of that power upon the circulation. D. Wire, n an electric battery a wire connecting two points in 1 closed circuit. -jrivative (de-rh'-at-iv). Diverting or drawing a morbid proce from ts seat; revulsive. rm. See Derma.;rma ler'-mah. The skin. The Urue skin. See Cutis . the skin; ad, to. t(der'-mad') ernal y;toward the. Pertaining to the 7 kin. Lrmalaxia. Morbid softening of the skin. l:rmalgia (der-ma? -je-ah). See Dermatalgia. Irmanoplasty (der-mat? -o-plas-te). Skin-transplantation; kin-grafting; a method of plastic surgery, in which i piece of the whole thickne of the skin is entirely emoved from one part and transferred to another istant part to fill up a gap. I rmany us (der-mau-is'-us). A genus of itch-mites. D. avium is a pecies found on birds and sometimes on the human abject. I rmapostasis (der-map-os' -tas-is). Any skin-disease dependent pon some constitutional disorder, and marked by let a static dermal deposits. I nnatagra (der-mat-a' -grah). See Pellagra . Irmatalgia i Jer-mat-al' '-je-ah. Neuralgia of the skin. Rheumatism of the an. Pain in the skin not due to any structural change Imatauxe (der-mat-awksf -e). Thickening or hypertrophy of the Imatic. 1. Relating to the skin. 2. A remedy for diseases of the. skin. t matitis (der-ma/-? -(is). A generic term used to designate an ill-deied and extensive group of symptomatic inrlammations of the skin, characterized clinically by redne , heat, swelling, and pain, and terminating in resolution, suppuration, gangrene, or chronic dermatitis. D. am busti on is, the form due to bums and scalds. D." bullosa. See Epidermolysis . D. caloric a. Synonym of Chilblain. D. congelation is. Same as Frostbite. D. contusiformis. See Erythema nodosum. D.