Hemipterous

(hem-ip' '-ter-us). In biology, applied to certain insects that have the fore-wings partly membranous and partly coriaceous or chitinous. 6. Pike. 7. due should be powdered as finely as po ible with a trace of Some of this powder is then placed on a slide and glacial acetic acid added, and heat carefully applied. The crystals are dark-brown or black, elongated rhombic plates and prisms belonging to the triclinic system; they are insoluble in water, alcohol, ether, chloroform, or dilute acids. Hem i neurasthenia (hem-e-nu-ras-the' -ne-ah). Neurasthenia peculiar to one lateral half of the body. Hemiopia (hem-e-dp' -e-afi). The older term for hemianopsia. Hemiopia refers to the seeing-half of the retina, hemianopsia to that part of the field not seen. Hemiopsia, Hemiopy (Jicm-e-op'-se-ah, hem' e-op-e). See Humiopia. Hemipagus (hem-ip'-ag-us). A mon omphalic monstrosity united by the thoraces, and with a common mouth. Hem i paraplegia (hem-e-par-ap-le' -je-ati). Paralysis of a lower limb on one side only. Hem i paresis (liem-e-par'-es-is). Rheumatism confined to one lateral half of the body.