Narcohypnia

Waking numbne ; a peculiar state in which the patient has a sense of numbne on awaking. Nardine, Nardy (nar' -din, nar'-de) nard Pertaining to, or redolent of, nard. Naregamia (nar-eg-a' -me-ah). Goanest Ipecacuanha; the bark of N. alata, having proper tie; due to an alkaloid, naregamin. It is useful in biliou: disorders and rheumatism. The alkaloid has provec valuable in dysentery. Dose gr. xv. Dose of thi tincture as an alterative; as an emetic Unof. Naregamin (nar-eg'-am-iii). An aika loid contained in Naregamia alata. Narial (na'-re-al). Synonym of Nasal. Naricorn (na' -rik-orn) In biology, the horny nasal case or rhinotheca of cer tain birds. Nariform (tia' -rif-orm) Shaped like a nostril. Narine (na'-rin). Narial; pertain ing to the nostrils. Naris The nostril. Sec Fo a. N., Anterior, the nostrils. N., Internal, N. Posterior, the posterior openings of the nasal cavi cavity.through which they connect with the ties, Narthex (nar'-theks). The genu: Terula; also a splint for the leg. Nasal (na'-zal). Pertaining to nose. N. Angle. See Angle . N. Artery. See Arteries, Table of. N. Bones, the two small bone forming the arch of the nose. See Bones, Table of Narcolepsy (nar' '-ko-lep-se). A term applied to the sudden but short attacks of deep sleep occasionally accompanying epilepsy, gouty, diabetic, and other affections. See also Nelavan and Filariasis.