coordina'tion

Harmonious action, as of two or more voluntary muscles in the performance of a movement in obedience to the will. [Lat., coordination copaiba (ko-pah'e-bah). The oleoresin of various species of Copaifera, especially that of Copaifera officinal is, Copaifera guianensis, Copaifera coriacea, and Copaifera Langsdortfii. It has been in use as a stimulant of the mucous membranes for more than a century, and employed in gonorrhea in the subacute stage, gleet, leukorrhea, and chronic catarrhal affections of the bowels and lungs. Of the U. S. Ph. and Br. Ph., an oleoresin ■ obtained from several species of copaiba. ma a copaibae [U. S. Ph., 1890], ma of c. Syn.: pilulae copaibae. A solidified copaiba preparation made by remixing 94 parts of c. with 6 parts of the cently prepared magnesia, and allowing mixture to concrete into a pilular ma . oil of c, oleum copaibae. A volatile oil, C20H32, which constitutes one-third to one-half of c. [U. S. Ph., Br. Ph.]. pilulae copaibae. See ma a copaiebae. resina copaibae, resin of c. The residue left after distilling off the volatile oil of c. It is a diuretic and has been used in bladder affections.