SANGUINARIA

1561-1636. He was profe or of medicine at Padua, and published several works, the most important of which is ‘‘ Ars de Static a Medic in a.” sand, brain- (sand). Acervulus cerebri. intestinal s., sand-like matter made up of oxids of calcium and phosphorus, bacteria, bile-pigment, etc., formed in the intestine. Its presence is attended with pain and mucous colic. sandalwood (san’dal-wood) [L. sant’alum]. 1. The fragrant wood of San’talum al'bum, white or yellow sandal, and of other trees of the genera San’talum and Fusa’nus. The oil and other preparations are used like copaiba in gonorrhea, ronchitis, and diarrhea. Dose of oil, 5-30-min. (0.33-2 c.c.); of fluidextract, 1-2 fi.dr. (4-8 c.c.). 2. Red saunders; the wood of Pterocar’ pus santal i’- nus, a leguminous tree (L. san’lalum ru’brum): used as a coloring agent. sandarac (san’dah-rak) [Gr. σανδαράκη]. A resin from Cal’litris quad rival’ris, a tree of Africa. It is now little used in medicine. sand-bath (sand’bath). See bath. Ν sand-crack. A crack in a horse’s hoof, sometimes causing lamene . When situated on the inside of the hoof it is termed quarter-crack; wien in the forepart of the hoof it is foe-crack. Sanders’ sign (san’derz) [James Sanders, English physician, 1777-1843]. See sign. sand-fly (sand’fli). See Phlebotomus papa ta is. Sandstriém’s bodies (zant-stramz) [J. Sundstrom, Norwegian physician of the nineteenth century]. The parathyroids. sane (sin) [L. sa’sus]. Of sound mind. gang (sang). 1. Ginseng. 2. Sangaree. ee (sang-ar-e’) [Sp. sangria]. A drink containing wine or porter: often prescribed as a tonic or galactic. sangogen (san’go-jen). of predigested iron alb with strychnin and arsenic. sangrenal (sang’re-nal). A preparation from the exsanguinating renal glands of the sheep: used as an astringent and hemostatic and as a cardiac stimulant and tonic. san guest in (sang-wes’tin). A proprietary preparation of a principle derived from the suprarenal glands. sanguicolous (sang-wik’o-lus) [L. san’guis blood A sigh tere to dwell]. Inhabiting or living in the A proprietary compound inate, and nese acient (sang-we-fa’shent) [L. san’guis blood + fa’cere to make]. Forming bl iferous (sang-wif’er-us) [L. san’guis blood + fer're to bear]. Conveying or containing blood. sanguiferrin (sang-wif-erin). A liquid preparation of hemoglobin, iron, and manganese. sanguification (sang’wif-ik-a’shun) [L. san’guts blood + fa’cere to make]. The proce of making blood; also conversion into blood.