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(an-aj-en-et’ik). Pertaining to or producing anagenesis. a nag nos asthenia (an-ag-nds-as-the’ne-ah) [Gr. ἀνάγνωσις reading + asthenia]. Neurasthenia with distre at any attempt to read; also inability to read, although the eye can distinguish printed words. anagyrin (an-ajir-in) (Gr. ava back + γῦρος turn). An alkaloid, C,,H,.N20., from ‘Anagyris Se’ tid a, an old-world leguminous shrub; its hydro chlorate isa heart depre ant. 8. bromid, a white, crystalline compound, C,,H,sN,0;Br, used as a heart stimulant. an a kat esthesia (an’’ah-kat-es-the’ze-ah) [Gr. dvd up + xara down + αἴσθησις sensation]. A hovering feeling or sensation. anakhre (an-ak’er). See goundou. anakusis (an-ak-oo’sis) [Gr. dy» neg. + ἀκούειν to hear]. Total deafne . anal (a’nal) (L. ane’lis]. Pertaining to the anus. analeptic (an-al-ep’tik) [Gr. ἀναληπτικός). 1. Restorative; cordial. 2. A restorative medicine or agent. analeptol (an-al-ep’tol). A tonic compound of horus, nux vomica, cinchona, cocoa leaves, and aromatics. analgen (an-al’jen) (Gr. d&» neg. + ἄλγος pain]. A white, crystalline, antipyretic, and analgesic substance, C,,H,gN20,, insoluble in water, but fairly soluble in hot alcohol and dilute acids. It is used in rheumatism and neuralgia. Dose, 715 gr. (0.46-1 gm.). Called also guinalgen, benz anal gen, and labordin. analgesia (an-al-je’ze-ah) [Gr. dy neg. + Adyos pain]. Absence of sensibility to pain. @. al’- ger a, a. doloro’sa, acute pain in a part, with lo of sensibility. analgesic (an-al-je’zik). 1. Relieving pain. 2. Not sensitive as to pain. 3. A remedy for 1 ain. analgesin (an-al-je’sin). See antipyrin. analgia (an-al’je-ah) (Gr. ἀν neg. + ἄλγος pain]. Absence of pain. analgic (an-al’jik). Insensible to pain. analgin (an-al’jin). Same as creolin. an allergic (an-al-er‘jik). Not allergic; not causing anaphylaxis, analogous (an-al’og-us). Having an analogy; corresponding in certain particulars. analogue (an’al-og) [Gr. ἀνάλογος proportionate]. part or organ having the same function as another. but of a different structure. See homolog we. homologous a., a part that is similar to another in both function and structure. analysis (an-al‘is-is) [Gr. ἀνά apart + λύειν to loosen]. Separation into component parts or elements; the act of determining the compo- Nent parts of a substance. colorimetric a., analy by means of the various color-tests. densimetric a., analysis by ascertaining the specific gravity of a solution and estimating the amount of matter di olved. gasometric a., the measurement of the different components of @ gaseous mixture. gTa@ etric a., the quantitative analysis of a body by weight. organic &., the analysis of animal and vegetable ti ues. polariscopic a., analysis by means of the polar scope. proximate a., the determination of the simpler constituents of a substance. qualitative a., qualitive a., the determination of the nature of the constituents of a compound. quantitative a., quantitive a., the deter- Min at i on of the proportionate quantities of the constituents of a compound. spectroscopic " ἃ., analysis by means of the spectroscope. ultimate a., the determination of the ultimate elements of a compound. volumetric AN A PHYLA TOXIN &., quantitative analysis by measuring volumes of liquids.