ATHEM

(Ger.), n. A*/te2m. The breath; respiration. —Acce or is che’. The auxiliary respiratory muscles. [J, 58.|—A’bar, Respirable. [J.J—A’barkeit. Respira- L, 43.|—A’beklemmung, A°beschwerden. Difficulty of breathing. [L, 50; M.J—A’be we gun gen. The mavements of respiration, [J, 53.]_A’centrum, See Respiratory CENTRE.—. The respiratory rhythm. [L.]—A’frequenz, The respiratory rate. [J.|—A’geränsch. The respiratory murmur. [A, 317.]—A’gré e. The breathing capacity. [J.|—A’héhlen. The dilated spaces formed in plants by the intercellular ges beneath each stoma. [B, a Asiwler, To draw a breath; as a n., respiration. [A,315.|—A‘los. Breathle . [A, 315.]—-A’losigkelt. Breathle ne . [A, 315.)—A’me er. See SPIROMETER.—. See SPIROMETRY.—A’muskeln. The respiratory muscles. [J,58.]—A’nerven. The nerves supplying the respiratory apparatus. [J, 53.]—A’noth. The sensation of the nece ity of breathing.—A’pause. The period of rest which is observed after an expiration and before the beginning of the succeeding inspiration. [J.J—A’probe. An examination of the lungs of a lead body for medico-legal purposes. [L, 135.]—A’raum. See A’gré e.—A’schépfen. To breathe. [A,315.)—A’schwankung. The variation of the breathing in depth, frequency, etc. [J, 53.. Dyspnoea. [M,6.])—A’zipfchen, A’zäpflei uvula. [A, 315.J—A’zug. A breath. [A, 315.J—A’: The uvula, [A, 315.] 2. The epiglottis. (L, 43.. The spinal acce ory nerve. [L, 115.|—Beschwerli:. Exce ive dyspnoea. (L, 80.]--Cheyne-Stokes’scher A. See Cheyne-Stokes resprration.—Kurzer A. Shortne of breath. [A, 315.|—Leichter A. Free ei Mie L 43.|—Mittlere vitale A’lage. That state of the lungs in which they are moderately filled with air, as in ordinary breathing. [Panum (J, 53).|—Schwerer A., Schwerer A’zug. Dyspnoea; gasping or sighing respiration. [A, 315.]