micro phagocyte

The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 17
(mi-kro-fag’o-sit) [Gr. μικρός small + phagocyte). A phagocyte of the smaller type. micro phobia (mi-kro-fo’be-ah) [microbe + Gr. φόβος fear]. Insane dread of microbes. microphone (mi’kro-fon) [Gr. μικρός small + φωνή sound). A device for rendering feeble sounds audible. micro phon i a (mi-kro-fo’ne-ah) [see microphone]. Marked weakne of the voice. micro phonograph (mi-kro-fo’no-graf) [Gr. small + φωνή voice + γράφειν to record]. instrument which magnifies and records Gelicate sounds: it is used in training the deaf to speak. micro phonoscope (mi-kro-fo’no-skép) [Gr. μικρός small + φωνή voice + σκοπεῖν to view]. A binaural stethoscope having a membrane in the chest piece which accentuates the sound. microphotograph (mi-kro-fo’to-graf) [Gr. μικρός photograph]. 1. A photomicrograph. 2. A photograph of microscopic size. micro hthalmia (mi-krof-thal’me-ah) [Gr. maps + ὀφθαλμός eye]. Abnormal smallne of the. eyes. micro pht halm us (mi-krof-thal’mus). 1. Same as micro pht halm i a. 2. A person with abnormally small eyes. microphyte (mi’kro-fit) [Gr. μικρός small + φυτόν plant]. Any microscopic plant. micropia (mi-kro’pe-ah). Same as micropsia. microplasia (mi-kro-pla’ze-ah) [Gr. μικρός small + πλάσσειν to form]. Dwartism. microplastocyte (mi-kro-plas’to-sit) [Gr. pexpés small + plastocyte). An undersized blood-plate. micro polariscope (mi”kro-po-lar’is-kép). A microscope with a polariscope attached micro pros opus (mi”kro-pros-o’pus) [Gr. ex, small + πρόσωπον face]. A fetus with a small or undeveloped face. micro protein (mi-kro-pro’te-in). element of a bacillus. micropsia (mi-krop’se-ah) [Gr. μικρός small + dyes vision]. A condition in which objects seen seem to be smaller than they really are. micro psych i a (mi-krop-si’ke-ah) (Gr. μικρός small + ψυχή soul]. Feeblene of mind. micropus (mik’ro-pus) [Gr. μικρός small + πούς foot}. A person with abnormally small feet. micropyle (mik’ro-pil) [Gr. suexpés small + πύλη gate]. An opening through which, in some animals, the spermatozodn may enter the ovum. The albuminous 583
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →