particulate

(par-tik’u-lat). partinium (par-tin’e-um). An alloy of aluminum Same as par- rate particles. 45 706 PASTE and tungsten: much cheaper and stronger than aluminum. parturient (par-tu’re-ent) (L. tu'riens). 1. Giving birth. 2. Pertaining to childbirth. parturifacient (par’’tu-re-fa’shent) [L. parturi’re to travail + fac'ere to cause]. 1. Inducing or facilitating childbirth. 2. A medicine that induces or facilitates childbirth. parturiometer (par’’tu-re-om’et-er) [L. parturit’io childbirth + me’trum measure]. A device used in measuring the expulsive power of the uterus. parturition (par-tu-rish’un) [L. parturit’io]. The act or proce of giving birth to a child. part us (par’tus) [L.]. 1. Labor; childbirth, or parturition. 2. The young when brought forth. agrippi’nus, breech delivery. p. cees a’- reus, delivery by cesarean section. p. immatu’rus, premature labor. p. matu’rus, labor at full term. p. seroti’nus, delayed labor. Ῥ. sic’cus, dry labor. parulis (par-u’lis) (Gr. παρά near + οὖλον gum]. A gum-boil; absce of a gum. par umbilical (par-um-bil’ik-al). the navel. (par-u’re-ah) (Gr. παρά beside + οὖρον The discharge of urine from an unusual Situated near urine]. part. parvolin (par’vo-lin). An amber-colored liquid ptomain, C,H,,;N, from decaying fish or horseflesh. See ptomains, table of. parvule (par’val) (L. par’vulus very small]. A very small pill, pellet, or granule. Θ (pas’ad-in). The trade name for what is claimed to be a preparation of pa ion-flower. Pascal's law (pas-kahlz’) [Blaise Pascal, French scientist, 1623-1662]. See law.