The Microbe Producing Disease Theory Inconsistent With the Laws of Nature How D
The Microbe Producing Disease Theory Inconsistent With the Laws of Nature How D
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Relating to the elements; primary; uncompounded Embolism. The result of an embolus ; obstruction of a blood-vessel by an em bolus. Embolus. A concretion formed in one place and transported by the blood to another locality ; running to or that which is carried to or thrust in, as a piston or wedge. Endo. In ; within ; interior.
GLOSSARY. 33 Endothelium. The thin layers of cells lining all the internal closed cavities, such as the pleural cavity, the pericardium, the chambers in the heart, the me...mbranes of cavities of the brain, the central canal of the spinal cord, the interior of blood vessels, lymphatics, the serous and synovial cavities, and the membranous labyrinth of the internal ear. Energy. The power of producing positive effects. Entozoa. Animal organisms living within other animal bodies from whose tissues they derive nourishment ; for instance, worms in the intestines, or trichinae spiralis in the muscles. Epi. Upon, or above. Epithelium. The thin layers of cells covering the entire skin of the body and the internal passages, such as the alimentary canal, the air passages, and such organs as the liver, kidneys, lips, etc.
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Relating to the elements; primary; uncompounded Embolism. The result of an embolus ; obstruction of a blood-vessel by an em bolus. Embolus. A concretion formed in one place and transported by the blood to another locality ; running to or that which is carried to or thrust in, as a piston or wedge. Endo. In ; within ; interior.
GLOSSARY. 33 Endothelium. The thin layers of cells lining all the internal closed cavities, such as the pleural cavity, the pericardium, the chambers in the heart, the me...mbranes of cavities of the brain, the central canal of the spinal cord, the interior of blood vessels, lymphatics, the serous and synovial cavities, and the membranous labyrinth of the internal ear. Energy. The power of producing positive effects. Entozoa. Animal organisms living within other animal bodies from whose tissues they derive nourishment ; for instance, worms in the intestines, or trichinae spiralis in the muscles. Epi. Upon, or above. Epithelium. The thin layers of cells covering the entire skin of the body and the internal passages, such as the alimentary canal, the air passages, and such organs as the liver, kidneys, lips, etc.
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