Schema

I. A simple design to illustrate a complex mechanism. 2. An outine of a subject. hematic (ske-maf -ik) form. Pertaining to of the nature of a schema. S. Eye, one showing he proportions of a normal or typical eye. heroma (ske-ro'-mah). Xerophthalmia, heurlen's Bacillus. A bacillus thought to be spemected with carcinoma, but not peculiar to Bacteria, Synonymatic Table of.. Synonym of Ischias. hidacedon, Schidacedum (skid-as-e' '-don, skid-as-P '(urn). A longitudinal fracure of a bone. hiefferdecker's Fluid. A fluid for di ociating nerve. i ues. It consists of methyl alcohol 5 c.c, glycerin 53 c.c, distilled water 100 c.c. Allow the ti ues to i etna in in this for several days. It is specially useful or staining the retina and the central nervous system.:'t is best prepared fresh, hiffs Test. See Tests, Table of. himper's Theory. See Theory . hindalamus, Schindalmus (skin-dal' '-am-us, skints'. Synonym oi Sshidacedon.