man'ganum

[L. manganesium, an altered form of magnesium.] A metallic element resembling, and often a ociated in ores with. Iron, symbol Mn, atomic weight 54 93 the manganous salts are sometimes employed in medicine, some of them being official, man'gan i carbo'nas, manganese carbonate, a brownish white powder; employed In anemia in doses of gr. 10-20 (0.6-1.3). man'gan i ci'tras solu'bilis (N.F.), soluble manganese citrate, manganese and sodium citrate, a mixture of manganum citrate and sodium citrate, a whitish powder or translucent scales, soluble in 4 parts of cold water; dose, gr. 3 (0.2). man'gan i dioz'idum prsecipita'tum (U.S.), precipitated manganese dioxide or blnoxlde, pyroluslte, a black, odorle , tastele powder insoluble in water; recommended as a tonic and alterative in syphilis in d sesof gr. 3-8 (0.2—0.5). man'- gan i glycerophos'phas solu'bilis (N.F.), soluble manganese glycerophosphate, manganese glycerophosphate rendered soluble by the addition of citric acid; dose, gr. 3 (0.2). man'gan i hypophos'phis (N.F.), manganese hypophosphite, manganous hypophosphite, a pinkish odorle powder soluble in about 7 parts of water; employed in anemia and nervous conditions in doses of gr. 2-5 (o 13-0 3). man'gan i iod'idum, manganese iodide;. employed. in anemia, usually in the form of syrup, in doses of gr. 1-3 (o 06-0.2). man'gan i lac'tas, manganese lactate, occurs as pale reddish crystals, soluble in 12 parts of water; employed in anemia in doses of gr. 1—5 (o 06-0 3). man'gan i phos'phas, manganese phosphate,.. a white or pinkish powder, recommended in chlorosis and as an alterative in doses of gr. 2-5 (0.13-0.3). mangani sulphas (N.F.), manganese sulphate, manganous sulphate, occurs as light pinkish, prismatic crystals, freely soluble in water; sometimes employed as an alterative and in anemia in doses of gr. 1-3 (0.06-0.2). man'- gan i tar'tras, manganese tartrate, occurs as 588 white or light reddish crystals; employed in anemia and chlorosis in doses of gr. 2—5 (0.13-0.3). lang an'ic. Noting a, salt of manganese having the metal in a higher valence than the manganous salt. lang a no us (man'gan-us). Noting a salt of manganese containing the metal in a lower valence than the manganic salt. lan'gasol. Magnesium chlorphenolsidphonate, employed as an internal antiseptic in doses of gr. 10—20 (0.6-1.3). A Lange (manj) [Fr. manger, to eat.] cutaneous affection of dogs and other animals, similar to scabies,, due to the presence of a burrowing mite. lan'gostan, man'gosteen. The bark of Garcinia mangostan a, a tropical fruit-tree it is employed as; an astringent.:anhatt'an Arte's ian Wells, Kansas. Sulphated saline-acid waters, 55° F. Two wells. Used by drinking in malaria, rheumatism, constipation, renal disorders, diabetes, and general debility. A.a'nia [G. frenzy.] mental disorder characterized by great psychomotor activity, excitement, a rapid pa ing of ideas, exaltation, and unstable attention, dan'cing m., epidemic chorea, chore oman i a. doubt^ing m., folie de doute, an exce ive dubiety about all the affairs of life and a morbid scrupulosity in regard to minutice. m. a po'tu [L. a, from, + pot us, drinking], an acute mania a ociated with hallucinations, due to chronic alcoholic poisoning; delirium tremens, peracute' m., acute maniacal* excitement, puer'peral m., acute insanity occurring in women after childbirth. A a'niac. violently insane person, one suffering from mania. aniacal (ma-ni'S-kal). Relating to or characterized by mania; wild, furious, m. excite'xnent, a mental state resembling acute delirium from which it differs, however, in the fact that there are le confusion and incoherence of ideas and sometimes the patient has a measure of control over his actions.. an'ic. Relating to mania. an'ic-depres's ive insan'ity. Alternating or circular or cyclic insanity, cyclothymia; a mental disease in which stages of melancholia and of more or le pronounced maniacal excitement alternate. an'icure [L. manus, hand, + cur a, treatment.] i. A careful toilet of the hands and nails. 2. A manicurist. an'lcurist. One who makes a busine of caring for the hands and iinger-nalls. on'ihot. Ca ava. Em'ikin [dim. of man.'] 1. A very little man a dwarf, z. A model of the human body or any of Its parts, used in demonstrating the anatomy, or practising certain manipulations, as those of obstetrics; a phantom. mipula'tion [L. man i pul are, to handle.] Any manual operation, as palpation, extracting the fetus in difficult labor, expre ing the placenta, etc. conjoined' m., the use of both hands in an obstetric operation, one being on the abdomen, the other in the vagina. A inip'ulus [L.] handful, a rough measure of quantity, in'Uou Springs, Colorado. The two groups of springs are the Soda Springs and the Iron Springs. The waters of the former are carbonated. Cold. Nine springs. Used by drinking In dyspepsia, water brash, acid eructations, flatulence, renal and bladder disorders, anemia.