BAPTITOXINE

n. Ba®p-ti?-to?x'en. Fr.,baptitoxine. Ger., Baptitoxin. A highly ‘poisonous alkaloid obtained by Schrôder from the Baptisia tinct or i a. It isa tonic in small doses; poison- ‘ous doses hasten the respiration, exaggerate the excito-motor power, andl prpduce death by asphyxia. [B, 270; “Lancet,” Oct. 31, 1885, p. 821. - BAPTORRHŒA (Lat.) n. £. Ba?p(ba3p)-to?r-re'(ro?"e?)-a3, From férrew, to dip, steep, infect, and peiv, to flow. A generic term proposed by R. G. Mayne for all discharges from mucous surfaces due to infection, such as gonorrhcea. [A, 380; G.] BAPTORRHŒAL, adj. Ba?p-to?r-re’a’l. Pertaining to or of the nature of baptorrhcea. [L, 116.] BAPTOTHECORRHŒA (Lat.), n. f. Ba*p(ba%p)-to(to?)-the- (tha)-ko?r-re(ro?’e2)-a3.. From Béwrew, to infect, @jxn, a sheath, pra iy to flow. R. G. Mayne’s term for gonorrhæa in women. , 116. BAPTOTHECORRHŒAL, adj. Bazp-to-the-ko?r-re'a?l. Pertaining to or of the nature of baptothecorrhœa. [L, 116.] BAPTURETHRORRHQŒA (Lat.), n. f. Ba?p(basp)-tu?(tu)-re- (ra)thro*r-re’(ro?’e2)-a3, From Bérew, to infect, obpy@pa, the urethra, and peiv, to flow. R. G. Mayne’s term for gonorrhæa of the urethra (i. e., in men). [L, 116.] BAPTURETHRORRHŒAL, adj. Ba®p-tu?-re-throtr-re'a?], Pertaining to or of the nature of bapturethrorrhœa. [A, 380.]