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[L.] One who or that which raises or makes erect, noting specifically certain muscles having such action; see under musculus. 333 emacausis (e-rem-a-kaw's is) [G. erema, by degrees, + kausis, a burning.] Slow combustion or oxidation. emiopho'bia [G. eremia, stillne , + phobos, fear.] Morbid fears aroused by stillne or absence of noise. emophobia (er"e-mo-fo'bI-ah) [G. eremos, a + wilderne , phobos, fear.] Morbid fear of desert places or of solitude. -ep's in [G. ereptomai, I feed upon.] An enzyme (protease) in the small intestine which converts peptones into simpler products. ethism (er'e-thizm) [G. ereihismos, irritation.] An abnormal state of excitement or irritation, either general or local. rethis'mic, erethis'tic, erethit'ic. Marked by or causing erethism; excited, irritable, e. shock, a condition in which symptoms of irritation are combined with those of coapse. reuthophobia (er"u-tho-fo'bI-ah) [G. ereuthos, + A blushing, phobos, fear.] morbid fear of blushing., g [G-- ergon, work.] The unit of work in the ("fg) decimal system, the amount of work done by i dyne acting through i centimeter. -gamine (ur'gam-en) [G. ergon, work, + amine.] Trade name of beta-iminazolylethylamine, a depre or substance prepared synthetically from histidiu, recommended as a, uterine tonic and hemostatic in metrorrhagia. gas i oman i a (ur-gas-l-o-ma'ni-ah) [G. ergasia, labor, + mania, enthusiasm, frenzy.] A frenzy for work of any sort. 'gasiophobia (ur-gas-i-o-fo'bl-ah) [G. ergasia, labor, + phobos, fear.] i An aversion to work of any. kind. 2. Morbid fear of a surgical operation. rgasthenia (ur-gas-the'ni-ah) [G. ergon, work, + astheneia, weakne , disease.] Debility or any morbid symptoms due to overwork. gas to plasm, ergastoplasm a (ur-gas'to-plazm, urgas-to-plaz'mah) [G. ergaster, a workman, + plasma, plasm.] Cytoplasm permeated with extranuclear chromatin-staining material, credited with higher value or power than ordinary cell plasma; superior protoplasm, kinoplasm. A gin (ur'jin) [G. ergo, I do work.] hypothetical substance in the blood or ti ue fluids upon the union of which with the allergen of the infecting material, the phenomenon of allergy depends. goap'iol. Trade name of a preparation said to contain ergot, apiol, savin, and aloin, recommended for menstrual disorders in doses of gr. 8-1 (o.s-i.o). 5 + gochrysin (ur-gok'ri-sin) [ergot G. chrysos, gold.] A yellow substance obtained from ergot without; physiological action. godynam'ograph [G. ergon, work, + dynamis, force, graphs, I write.] An instrument for -I recording both the degree of muscular force and the value of the work accomplished by muscular contraction. goesthesiograph, (ur"go-es-the'zi-o-graf) [G. ergon, work, -|- a is thesis, sensation, -|- graphs, I record.] An apparatus for recording graphically muscular aptne as shown in the ability to counterbalance variable resistances. jograph (ur"go-graf) [G. ergon, work, graphs, -I- I write.] An instrument for recording the value of work done by muscular contractions. jograph'ic. Relating to the ergograph and the record made by it. + romania (ur"go-ma'nI-ah) [G. ergon, labor, mania, frenzy.] An uncontrollable im.pulsion to unremitting work; erg as i oman i a.