ANXIETAS

(Lat.), n. f. ’e%t-a%s(as), Gen., anxieta’tis, See ANxIETY.—A. agonistic a. The sense of oppre ion, ete., felt by a dying person. [L, 132.]—A. à morsu felis irate Teper auitG A feeling of oppre ion about the heart, etc., without dread of water, felt ie a man on the fourth day after he had been bitten by a cat, and subsequently at every full moon for two years, [L, 182.]—A. curdiaca. A distre in the region of the heart caused by inflammatory or febrile diseases, aneurysm, coagulation of the blood, poisons, ete. oe 182,)—A. epigastric a. See A, febrilis (3d def.).—A. febrilis [Boerhaave]. 1. A sense of oppre ion about the heart due to stagnation of the circulation in the left side of the heart and the aorta in febrile diseases. 2. The same due to venous or arterial stasis in acute diseases of the lungs. 8. The same, accompanied with nausea, due to stasis in the poral Ye els. [L, 132.|—A. præcordial is, A. præcordiorum. A febrilis (1st def.),—A. pulmo naris. See A. febrilis (2d def.).—A. sar comatic a. A. due to cardiac or aortic aneurysm or to à cardiac polypus. 1 132.J—A. tibie, A. tibiarum. ' 1. An irregular movement of the legs, etc., which subsides on going to bed. [Astruc (L, 132).] 2 A tormenting sensation of restle ne in the muscles of the leg and foot, met with in neurasthenic and hysterical persons. [A, 319.]