CARDIO-INHIBITORY

adj. Kasrd"i2-o-i2n-hi2b'i2t-o-rR the situation of the apex-beat, having attached to it a button that From KapSia, the heart, and inhibere, to check. Fr., cardio-inhibican be pre ed upon the skin by a degree of force regulated with a toire. Ger., cardioinhibitorisch. Having an inhibitory action on screw. In Sanders on's c. the button is borne on a spring, and is the heart, separated from the tambour by an aluminium plate. In each in- [a, 17.] strument there is a tube communicating with a registering tambour. [s. 87]