diabetes

(di-ah-be'tez) [G.] term used to designate two diseases, d. insipid us and d. mellitus, having the symptom polyuria in common; when employed without qualification it signifies d. mellitus. alimen'tary d., alimentary glycosuria. bil'iary d., Hanot's* disease, bronzed d., marked hypertrophic cirrhosis of the liver with extensive pigmentation of the viscera (hemochromatosis), a ociated with glycosxuia. cer'ebral d., cere bros uri a, the excretion of cerebrose in the urine. compos'ite d., a very severe form of d. mellitus in which a monosaccharid is formed even from protein, so that a carbohydrate-free diet fails to cause the disappearance of sugar from the urine, con'jujal d., d. affecting husband and wife at the same time. d. decip'iens [L. decipere, to cheat], d. mellitus without polyuria and consequent thirst to warn of its presence, d. insip'idus, the habitual excretion of large amounts of pale urine of low specific gravity, not containing sugar, by a person who may be otherwise in apparent health in many cases the only non-urinary symptom is an exce ive thirst caused directly by the exce ive lo of fluid, d. mell i'tus [L. sweetened with honey], a disease of metabolism in which sugar is excreted continuously in larger or smaller quantities in the urine and is also present in the blood; the amoiuit of urine is greatly increased, and the patient suffers from exce ive thirst, sometimes bulimia, and progre ive emaciation. lipog'enous d., d. and obesity combined, masked d., d. decipiens. pancreat'ic d., d. evidently dependent upon a pancreatic lesion, phlor'idziii ABETES 27s r phlor'izin d., marked glycosuria following the xperimental administration of phloridzin. phosihat'ic d., phosphaturia, polyuria a ociated with mac i at i on, furunculosis, and other symptoms of liabetes mellitus, with an abnormal excretion of ihosphates, without sugar, in the urine, punc'- ure d., experimental d. produced in animals by >uncture of the floor of the fourth ventricle of the irain. bet'ic I Relating to or suffering from diabetes A.. subject of diabetes, d. punc'ture, Bernard's I. juncture, an experimental puncture in the floor if the fourth ventricle which is followed by [lycos uri a. A betide (di-ah-be'ted) [Fr.] skin eruption ociiuring as a manifestation of diabetes. be'tin. Trade name for pure crystallized levuose employed instead of cane-sugar in diabetes. betogen'ic [G. gennao, 1 produce.] i. Causing liabetes. 2. Caused by diabetes. be toge no us (di-S-bS-toj'en-us). Diabetogenic, be to graph (di-ah-be'to-graf) [G. grapho, I write.] Vn instrument for registering on a scale the proportionate amount of sugar contained in the urine n diabetes. betom'eter [G. metron, measure.] A form of polariscope devised for the determination of the presence and amount of sugar in diabetic urine. A bro's is [G. diabrosis, an eating through.];orrosion perforation by an ulcer.; A brot'ic I. Corroding. 2. corrosive. A.cetanilide (di-as"e-tan^-lid). substance obtained from acetanilide by the action of heat and glacial acetic acid; its action is similar to that of acetanUide. A icetate (di-as'e-tat). salt of diacetic acid. Lcete'mia. A form of acidosis due to the presence of diacetic acid in the blood. An CH3.CO.CH2COOH, ice'tic acid. acid, m sometimes found in the urine diabetes and other states a ociated with acidosis; called also ace to acetic acid. icetin (di-as'e-tin) Acetidin glyceryl diacetate.. tcetonu'ria. Diaceturia. iceturia (di-as-e-tu'rl-ah). The excretion of diacetic acid in the urine. i cetyl morphin a (di-a-set'il-mor-fe'nah) (U.S.). Diacetyl morphine, heroine, an alkaloid, Ci7Hi7(O.C2H30)20N, prepared from morphine by acetyl i zati on; employed for the relief of sough in doses of gr. ^"[ttV (0.003-0.005). diacetyl morph i'nse hydrochlor'idum (U.S.), diacetyl morphine hydrochloride, heroine hydrojhloride, a white crystalline odorle powder, soluble in alcohol and in two parts of water; smployed for the relief of cough and in the treatment of asthma, in doses of gr. jVtV (0.003- D.OOS)..chorema (di-S-ko-re'mah) [G. diachdrema, excrenent.] Excrement, feces..chores is (di-a-ko-re's is) [G. diachoresis, excreDefecation; the discharge of excrement tion.] Dr any excretion. Lead:chylon (di-ak'i-lon) [G. diachylos, juicy.] plaster, emplastrum* plumb i. d. oint'ment, tmguentum* diachylon, d. plas'ter, emplastrum* plumb i. yel'Iow d., galbanum plaster, composed 3f turpentine 2, galbanum 16, Burgundy pitch 6, lead plaster 76; this was official in the U.S.P., t88o. +.cid (di-as'id) [G. dis, twice, L. actdus, acid.] Noting a base having two replaceable hydroxyl jroups. + icU's ia, diac'las is [G. dia, through, klasis, n.