Nasio-mental

(na' '-ze-o-men' '-tal). Pertaining to or connecting the nasion and the mentum. ision (na'-ze-on). The median point of the naso-frontal suture. See Craniometric Points. is it is (na-zi'-tis). See Rhinitis. ismyth's Membrane. The epithelial membrane enveloping the enamel of the teeth during their leve'opment and sometimes also for a short time after lirth; cuticula dent is. iso- (na'-zo-. A prefix to denote con lection with or relation to the nose. N. -alveolar. as Nasio-alveolar. N. -basal, pertaining to the lose and the base of the skull. N. -basilar, pertaining o the nasal point and the basion. N. -frontal, pertainngto the nasal and frontal bones. N. -labial, pertain i jointly to the nose and the lips; applied to cerain muscles. N. -lacrymal, pertaining to the nose and 0 the lacrymal apparatus, as the naso-lacrymal duct. M. -maxillary, pertaining to the nasal bone and the upper jaw-bone. N.-opisthiac, pertaining to the nasion and the opisthion. N. -palatal, N. -palatine, pertaining to both nose and palate. Also, the name of the nerve entering the nasal fo a and pa ing acro the roof of the nose to the roof of the mouth, supplying that part of the mucosa behind the incisor" teeth. See Nerves , Table of. N. -pharyngeal, pertaining conjointly to the nose and the pharynx. N. -pharyngitis, inflammation of the mucosa lining the nasopharynx. N. -pharynx, the arching space between the posterior nares and a horizontal plane through the lower margin of the soft palate. N.-subnasal, in craniometry, applied to a line connecting the nasal and the subnasal points.