di'cUnous

[G. di-, two, -)- kline, a bed.] In botany unisexual, noting flowers having only stamens or pistils; opposed to hermaphrodite. 279 loria (di-ko'ri-ah) [G. di-, two, + kore, pupil.] Diplocoria. iroce'lium, Dicrocoe'lium [G. dikroos, forked, + A koilia, bowels.] genus of Trematoda or flukes. D. lance a'tum, Fasciola lanceolata, Distomum lanceolatum, lancet fluke, inhabiting the gall bladder of many mammals, but rarely found in man. D. lanceola'tum, D. lanceatum. + rot'ic [G. di-, two, krotos, a beating.] Relating bo dicrotism, noting a pulse with two beats for sach cardiac systole, d. notch, the notch in a pulse-tracing which precedes the second or dicrotic wave. d. pulse, one with two well marked beats for each ventricular contraction. 1. wave, the second rise in the tracing of a dicrotic pulse. I'rotism. The condition of a, piilse having two beats to each cardiac systole.;tion (dik's hun) [L. dicere, to speak.] The choosing of words and their grammatical arrangement in sentences to expre thought. lac'tic [G. didasko, I teach ] Instructive noting; specifically medical instruction given by set lectures or text-books, as distinguished from clinical instruction with the patient present. lactylism (di-dak'til-izm) [G. di-, two, daktylos, -ffinger or toe.] The condition of having but two fingers on a hand or two toes on a foot. iel'phic [G. di-, two, delphys, womb.] Having -tDr relating to a double uterus. lermoma (di-dur-mo'mah) [G. di-, two, ierma, skin, + -oma.] A teratoid growth em- -tbracing two germ layers; bider mom a. iymalgia (did-l-mal'jl-ah) [G. didymos, twin(a testis), -1- algos. pain.] Orchidalgia, pain in a besticle. I'ymin. Trade name of an extract of the testicle Df the bull; said to be aphrodisiac and tonic in loses of gr. 3—5 (o 2—0.3).. lymitis (did-I-mi'(me')tis) [G. didymos, twin [testis), -1- -it is^ Orchitis, inflammation of a besticle. ymium A (di-dim'I-um). substance thought at bhe time of its discovery to be an element; it is iound usually in combination with lanthanum and;eriuni is said to be strongly antiseptic.; ymodynia (did"![-mo-din'!f-ah) [G. didymos, twin [testis), odyne, pain.] Didymalgia, orchid-Iilgia. lym us (did'i-mus) [G. didymos, a twin.] Testis. lynamous (di-din'a-m.us) [G. di-, two, + iynamis, power.] Noting a flower having four stamens arranged in two pairs, one of which s shorter than the other. To cease to live. To become dead in whole. 5r in part. A stamp for impre ing a design or a special. I. ihape upon some softer material. 2. In den;istry, a cast of the mouth over which is made;he blank of an artificial denture. + choscope (di-ek'o-skOp) [G. di-, two, echo, a. A lound, -1- skoped, I examine.] form of stethoicope by means of which two sounds in two iifferent parts can be listened to at the same time. clous, dioecious (di-e's hus) [G. di-, two, + oikia, louse.] Noting animals or plants that are lexually distinct, the individuals being of one or;he other sex. Bffenbach's amputation (def'en-bakh) [Johann Pried rich Dieffenbach, German surgeon, 1792- [847.] Circular amputation at the hip-joint ivith temporary elastic ligature. D.'s method, plastic operation for covering a defect by 1 sliding a flap with broad pedicle.