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(hem-ath-er’mus) [Gr. αἷμα blood + θερμός hot]. Having warm blood. hem a thorax (hem-ath-o’rax). Hemothorax. hematic (he-mat’ik). Pertaining to the blood. hematicum (he-mat’ik-um). An aqueous alcoholic solution of iron compounds. hematid (hem’at-id). A red blood-corpuscle. hematidrosis (hem’at-id-ro’sis) (Gr. αἷμα blood + tpwors sweating]. The sweating of blood or of a fluid mixed with blood. he mat i meter (hem-at-im’et-er) [Gr.alu a blood + μέτρον measure]. An instrument used in counting the blood-corpuscles. hem a time try (hem-at-im’et-re). Counting of the corpuscles in a given quantity of blood. hematin (hem/at-in). A brown or blue-black amorphous substance, C,,H3,;N,FeOs, which, with globin, forms hemoglobin. h.-albumin, a brown wder obtained by drying the fibrin of the lood. reduced h., hemochromogen. vegetable h., aspergill in. hematine mia (hem’at-in-e’me-ah) [hematin + Gr. alyua blood]. The presence of hematin in the blood. hematinic (hem-at-in’ik). Same as hematic. he mat i no meter (hem’at-in-om’et-er). Same as he mog lobi no meter. hematin uri a (hem’at-in-u’re-ah) [hematin + Gr. ovpov urine]. The condition of urine that is tinged with hematin. he mat is che sis (hem-at-is’kes-is) [Gr. alu a blood + σχέσις checking]. Arrest of bleeding. he mat is che tic (hem’at-is-ket’ik). Checking bleeding; styptic. hemato-, hmmato- (Gr. αἷμα, αἵματος blood]. A prefix denoting some relationship to the blood. hemato-a#érometer (hem"‘at-o-a-er-om’et-er). Hemataérometer. hematobium, hsematobium (hem-at-o’be-um), pl. hemato’bia (Gr. αἷμα blood + Bios life]. Any organism that lives in the blood, especially an animal microdrganism. hematoblast (hem’at-o-blast) [Gr. alu a blood + Praorés germ]. A cell or ma from which a red lood-corpuscle is developed, whether found in the blood or in a hematopoietic ti ue; called also erythrogonium and pro erythroblast. hem a to catharsis (hem’at-o-kath-ar’sis) [Gr. αἷμα blood + κάθαρσις purging]. The ridding of the blood of toxic substances; blood-lavage. hematocele (hem’at-o-sél) (Gr. alu a blood + κήλη tumor]. An effusion of blood into a cavity, especially into the tunica vaginal is testis. parametric h., pelvic h., retro-uterine h., a tumor formed by effusion of "blood into Douglas’ " pouch. pudendal h., a sanguineous tumor in a labium of the pudenda. scrotal h., effusion of blood into the ti ues of the scrotum or into the tunica vaginal is testis. hem a to cel i a, hematocoslia (hem’’at-o-se’le-ah) [Gr. alu a blood + κοιλία cavity]. Effusion of blood into the peritoneal cavity.