mitosome

(mi’to-sdm) [Gr. μέτος thread + σῶμα body]. A body formed from the spindle-fibers of the secondary ‘spermatocytes, giving rise to the middle piece of the spermatozoin. mitotic (mi-tot’ik). Pertaining ‘to mitosis, or karyokinesis. mitral (mi‘tral). 1. Shaped somewhat like a miter. 2. Pertaining to the mitral valve. mitralism (mi’‘tral-izm). A tendency toward the development of mitral lesions in the heart. mitro-arterial (mi’tro-ar-te’re-al). | Pertaining to or affecting the mitral valve and the arteries. Mittel-schmerz (mit‘cl-shmarts) [Ger.]. Intermenstrual pain. mitt or (mit’or) [L. mit‘ere to rend]. Any one of the terminals of a neuron which give off the impulse or stimulus to the ceptors of the adjoining neuron. See neuromiltor. mixed (mixt). Affecting various parts at once; showing two or more different characteristics. m. chancre, a syphilitic chancre resulting from a double infection with syphilitic virus and that from a chancroid, the chancroid being first developed, and changing in course of time to the syphilitic chancre. See chancre. mixer (miks’er). A receptacle for diluting a drop of blood preparatory to counting the corpuscles. mixoscopia (miks-o-sko’pe-ah) [Gr. μίξος mixed + σκοπεῖν to view]. Sexual perversion in which gratification is obtained by the sight of others engaged in sexual intercourse. mixture (miks’chur) (L. mixtu'ra, mistu'ra]. See under mistura. A.C. E.m., an anesthetic mixture of 1 part alcohol, 2 parts chloroform, and 3 parts ether. Baccelli’s m., a mixture containing quinin sulphate, 3 gm.; tartaric acid, 3 gM.; sodium arsenate, ς cgm.; water, 300 c.c.: used in malarial fevers. Bagot’s m., a local anesthetic mixture of cocain hydro chlorid, 0.04 gm., and spartein sulhate, 0.05 Rm., in 1 or 2 c.c. of boiled water, ham’s m., liquor ferri et ammonii a cet at is. Bestucheff’s m., ethereal tincture of iron chlorid. Biedert’s cream-m., a food for young infants: cream, 4 fl.oz.; water, 10 fl.oz.; milk sugar, $0z. Billroth’s m., chloroform, 3 parts; alcohol and ether, each, 1 part: anesthetic. Bonain’s m., a mixture of equal parts of carbolic acid, cocain, and menthol for anesthetizing the tympanic membrane in paracentesis. chalk-m., mistura crete: an antacid and mild astringent. Chapman’s m., a preparation for gonorrhea containing copaiba and spirit of nitrous ether, each, 25; tincture of opium, 3.2; compound tincture of lavender, 6.5; mucilage of acacia, 12.5, and water to make roo parts. Coley’s m. See Coley's fluid, under fluid. diabolic m., mistura diabolic a: a nauscous preparation formerly given asa punishment and cure to supposed malingerers. Elzholz’s m., a solution of eosin in glycerin and water: used in leukocyte estimation. freezing- a mixture for producing artificial cold. Grifith's m., compound mixture of iron. Gunning’s m., a mixture used in estimating the nitrogen in the urine: consisting of 15 c.c. of concentrated sulphuric acid, 10 gm. of pota ium sulphate, and 0.5 gm. of copper sulphate. Hermann's m., 3 cc. of chloroform, 2 c.c. of oil of eucalyptus, and 40 c.c. of castor oil. This is divided into two doses and given at hour intervals for intestinal parasites. Hope’s m., mistura camphor acid a, N.F.: an anti dysenteric preparation. Lafayette m., a gonorrheal medicine containing spirit of nitrous ether, copaiba, compound tincture of lavender, pota ium hydroxid, syrup, and mucilage of acacia. Loomis’ m., a diarrhea mixture containing oil of sa afras 1, tineture of opium 12, tincture of rhubarb 8, tincture of gambir 40. compound tincture of lavender to make 100. Dose, 30 min. (2 c.c.). M.S. mixture, an anesthetic mixture containing 57 parts of ether and 43 parts of chloroform. neutral m. 587 MOGITOCIA liquor pota i i citratis. oleo balsamic m., balsam of Peru di olved in a mixture of oils and alcohol: nervine. Dose, 20-30 min. (0.66-2 c.c.). Parrish’s camphor m., mistura camphor: aromatic a, N.F.: aromatic camphor mixture. Ringer’s m., a solution of sodium chlorid, 0.7 per cent.; pota ium chlorid, 0.03 per cent.; and calcium chlorid, 0.025 per cent.: used to keep the mammalian heart beating in physiologic experiments. Schleich’s m. See Schleich's anesthetic, under anesthetic. Squibb’s rhubarb m., compound thubarb mixture, N.F. Start in’sm., a mixture composed of 4 dr. of magnesium sulphate, 1 dr. of iron sulphate, 4 dr. of syrup of ginger, 3 oz. of dilute sulphuric acid, and enough water to make 30z. Tellyesniczky’sm. See Tellyesniccky’s fluid under fluid. Thielmann’s m., a diarrhea mixture containing 1 fl.oz. of wine of opium, 1} fl.oz. of tincture of valerian, } fl.oz. of ether, 60 min. of oil of peppermint, 15 min. of fluidextract of ipecac, and enough alcohol to make 4 floz. Town send's m., a mixture of 1 gr. of red mercuric oxid, 300 gr. of pota ium iodid, 2 fl.oz. of syrup of orange peel, 2 fl.dr. of compound tincture of cardamom, and enough water to make 4 fl. oz. Dose, 1-4 teaspoonfuls. Velpeau’s diarrhea m., tincture of opium 42, camphor 4, and compound tincture of gambir to make roo. Wachsmuth’s m., an anesthetic mixture of 5 parts of chloroform with 1 part of turpentine.