examination (ex-an-im-a's hun). 1

Swoon soul.] ing. 2. Death. [Lat, ex, priv., + anima, exanthem, exanthema (ex-an'them, exan-the'mah). PI. exanthemata. An efflorescence, eruption, or rash, occurring in the course of a specific infectious disease, such as scarlet fever, measles, or smallpox. Exanthemata, the plural, is more chiefly used and signifies the following diseases: scarlet fever, measles, German measles, smallpox, typhus, vaccinia, varicella. [Gr., exanthema, blo om.] from ex, out, -fan the in, to exarteritis (ex-ar-ter-i'tis). Inflammation of the outer coat of an artery. exhibition (ex-bib-ish'un). The pa age of fluids out of a body, as opposed to imbibition. [Lat., ex, out, + bibere, to drink.] excavatio (ex-ka-vah'te-o). See excavation, e. Douglas i i. See recto-uterine pouch. e. ischiorectatis, e. perinei, e. recto-ischiadic a. See ischiorectal fo a, under fo a. e. rec touter in a. female. e.Douglas's pouch in recto vaginal is the fasciae pelvis. The pouch formed by the pelvic fascia in the middle line, between the vagina and the rectum. e. recto vesical is. See recto vesical pouch, under pouch, e. vesico-nterina. See vesicouterine pouch, under pouch, e. vesicovaginalis fasciae pelvis. The pouch formed by the pelvis fascia in the middle line, between the bladder and the vagina. excavation. 1. The act of making a holhollow low.out] 2. A hollow. [Lat., excavare, to excavator (ex'kav-a-tor). A hand tool with a delicate blade, used in dentistry for removing carious dentin and for shaping cavities. excerebration (ex-ser-e-bra's hun). The operation of removing the brain of the fetus, in order to diminish the size of the head, and thus render delivery po ible, in cases of great disproportion. [Lat, ex, out, + cerebrum, the brain.] excernant (ex-ser'nant). See excretory. [Lat., excernere, to sift out.] excipient (ex-sip'i-ent). Any indifferent substance serving to give form, consistence, etc., to a medicinal substance blended with or di olved in it, particuceive.]larly a pill ma . [Lat., excipere, to reexcision (ex-sish'on). The action or proce of cutting off or out of any part of the body. [Lat., excision, from ex, out, + cedere, to cut.]