Moschus

(mos'-hus). Musk. The dried secretion obtained from the folli- Brown i an. M., Ciliary, the waving or lashing movement of cells po e ed of cilia. M., Involuntary, a movement of an organ or part that is not an act of volition. M., Pendulum, a to-and-fro movement like that of the pendulum, sometimes observed in the arms in obscure nervous diseases. M., Voluntary, any change of position of an organ or part due to an act of the will. See also Movement . cles of the prepuce of the musk-deer, M. moschiferus. It is always liable to adulteration, but the Motive (ino'-tiv). Causing motion; Chinese musk is considered the best. It is a diffusible a determining impulse. M. Force, M. Power, the stimulant acting on the nervous centers, and is used moving or impelling force. with advantage in the collapse of typhoid fever and Motor (mo'-tor). A mover. A term in pneumonia. It is used chiefly as a perfume, the applied to various muscles and to a cla of nerves. odor being somewhat aphrodisiac. Dose gr. ij-x. M. Aphasia. See Aphasia . M. Area, the Tinct., io per cent, in strength. Dose