Resopyrin

(rez-o-pi' -riii). A compound of resorcin and antipyrin. physiologic and therapeutic actions of this undetermined. Unof. Very much. 5-2 A resin. 4.6 Resistance (re-zis' -tans). I electricity, the opposition offered by a conductor to th pa age of the current. It is estimated in ohms. St Ohm. R., E ential, the resistance to conductio within the battery itself. R., Extraordinary, th resistance to conduction outside of the battery. Resolution (rez-o-lu'-shun).. quick improvement in the course of a febrile diseasi See Crisis . R. of Anesthesia, the condition whx muscular and nervous reactions are permanent absent. Complete anesthesia. R. of Inflammatioi the return of ti ues implicated in the in flamm a to i proce to their normal condition. Resolvent. Th. which causes solution or di ipation of ti ue, discutient. Much. 340.6 306.9 108.5 340.6 Resiniferous (rez-in-if ' -er-us). Producing resin. Res in i form, 1 Resembling a resin. 2. A substance which has son i of the properties of a resin. Most of the so-calk resinoids are of indefinite chemic composition; othei are impure resins. Resinous (rez'-in-tis). Having th nature of a resin. Resonant. Sounding or ringing in the nasal pa ages. -. A 1 sonant or nasal sound. See Consonant. Much. 108.2 361. 1 124-3 433-4 71.6 112. 7 21.0 Resina (rez-if-nah) Acaroides. Some. 89.9 38.9 122.2 478.6 308.6 242.7.. i 60.2 256.0 3-3 15-5 12.9 5-2 g?o& 53-5 347-6 450-8 433-4 1068.1 1697.9 Kauri, O s n 11.7 Hydrobromic Acid Formed. R. lutea. Res in a ceo us (rez-in-a'-she-us). the qualities of resin. See Having Resorcin (re-zor' -sin).