hemaboloids (hem-ab'o-loidz)

A proprietary liquid preparation containing iron in combination with proteins. hemachrome (hem'ak-rom). See hemahelletin. [Gr., aim a, blood, + chroma, color.] hemacytometer See hem a to cytometer.(hem-ah-si-tom'et-er ). hemadrometer (hem-ah-drom'et-er). A U-shaped tube, devised by Volkmann for measuring the rapidity of the circulation. [Gr., aim a, blood, -fdromos, a course, + metron, a measure.] hemadromograph (hem-ah-dro'mo-graf ). An instrument devised by Chauveau and perfected by Lortet for determining the velocity and fluctuations in velocity of the blood current. [Gr., aim a, blood, + dromos, a course, -fgraphein, to write.] hemadyna'mics. The dynamics of the circulation of the blood. [Gr., aim a, blood, -fdynamis, power.] hem a dynamometer (hem"ah-di-nam-om'- et-er). An instrument for measuring the force of the blood current. [Gr., aim a, blood, measure.] + dynamis, power, + metron, a hemagglutination (hem"ag-glu-tin-a'- shun). The agglutination of red blood corpuscles. hemagglutinin (hem-ag-glu'tin-in). An agglutinin having the power to clump red blood corpuscles. [Gr., aim a, blood, + agglutinin.] hem'agogue. 1. Promoting a discharge of blood. 2. An agent which promotes a discharge of blood, the menstrual flow. away.] [Gr., aim a, blood, -fagoge, a carrying he'mal. Of, or pertaining to, the blood. [Gr., aim a, blood.] hemameba (hem-am-e'bah). A synonym for Plasmodium malariae. [Gr., aim a, blood, + ameba.] hemangio-endothelioma (hem-an'je-o-endo-the-le-o'mah). A tumor consisting of whorls of endothelial cells originating from a blood ve el and separated by a cellular stroma. [Gr., aim a, blood, + aggeion, a ve el, + endothelioma.] hemangioma (hem"an-je-o'mah). An an- _ The gioma composed of blood ve els, as dis eft in gui shed from the lymphatics of a lymph angioma. [Gr., aim a, blood, -faggeion, a ve el.] mah). iosarc hemang A vascular oma sarcoma. (hem-an"je-o-sar-k o'- [Gr., aim a, blood, + angiosarcoma.] he man thin (he-man'thin). An alkaloid resembling atropin, obtained from Haem an thus toxicarius. he map he in (hem-af-e'in). A brown coloring matter discovered by Simon in the blood, especially in the alcoholic extract; probably a decomposition product of hematin. dusky.]. [Gr., aim a, blood, + phaios, he map he ism (hem-af-e'izm). A condition characterized by a reddish amber color of the urine, a ociated with certain hepatic disorders in which the red blood corpuscles are destroyed and the bile is altered in composition. [Gr., aim a, blood, + phaios, dusky.] hemapoietic (hem"ah-poy-et'ik). Pertaining to the production of blood corpuscles, especially the red corpuscles. Hemapoietic ti ue occurs in the bone marrow. [Gr., aim a blood, + poiein, to make.]