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That branch of j. which has to do with the legal responsibilities connected with the commercial handling ing.] of drugs. [Lat., jurisprudent i a,. from jus, law, + prudent i a, a forecast jury-mast. An upright bar used in supease. porting the head in cases of Pott's disjus. See broth, j. bovinum. See beeftea, under beef. jusculum (jus'ku-lum). See broth. [Lat., jus, broth.] jus to major (jus"to ma'jor). Abnormally large in all directions. jus to minor (jus"to mi'nor). Abnormally small in all directions. See pelvis equabi liter, under pelvis. Justus' test for syphilis. The falling of the hemoglobin percentage in the blood from ten to twenty points in from three to twenty-four hours following the administration of a large dose of mercury in a person who has syphilis. jute. The fiber of Cor chorus capsular is, Cor chorus olitorius, and other species of Cor chorus; used as a substitute for both lint and sponges in surgical dre ings. juvenile (ju'ven-il). Young; relating to a child; characteristic of youth. [Lat., ju~ venis, young.] juxtaposition (juks"tah-po-zish'un). An adjacent situation. [Lat., juxta, near, -fpositio, place.] K parasite called Leishmania Donovani; probably transmitted by the bite of a species of the Conorhinus, Conorhinus rubrofasciatus. ka'li. Pota ium. [Lat] kaligenous (ka-lij'en-us). Producing potash. [Lat., kali, potash, + Gr., gennan, to engender.] ka'lium. See pota ium. Used in combination with chemical terms. [Kali, potash.] Kalmia (kal'me-ah). American laurel; a genus of heath worts. [From Peter Kalm, a Finnish traveler.] kamala (kam'al-ah). Syn.: glandulae k. or rottlerae. 1. Of the U. S. Ph., 1890, a powder consisting of the glands and hairs from the fruits of Mallotus philips pinensis. It is actively cathartic and a very efficient teniafuge. 2. The tree furnishing this powder.