CLASSICS 2MT3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Ethmoid Bone, Parietal Bone, Hemoglobin

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Classics
• Course: CLASSICS 2MT3
• Professor: Stephen Russell

Document Summary

Pharyngealotherapy: treatment by means of something p. t. the pharynx. Astragaloclasis: the breaking of something p. t. the talus. Styloidometry: the measurement of the styloid process. Styloidoplasty: the surgical repairing of the styloid process. Arthritis: the inflammation of the joints. Arthrotropism: the tendency to preferentially affect joints. Ulodystrophy: the defective growth of the gums. Ulatrophy: the lack of growth of the gums. Occipitorrhexis: the rupturing of the occiput. Angiogen: a substance which produces a vessel. Squamosopenia: a deficiency of the squamous part of the temporal bone. Chapter 8. 4 (b): complete the term and definition. The study of the pericardium = pericardology. The protrusion of the nasal bone = nasocele. An instrument for crushing the frontal bone = frontotribe. The flowing of the lymph = lymphorrhea. The removal of the haemoglobin = hemoglobinapheresis. The crushing of the mastoid process = mastotripsy. The injection of fluid into the parietal bone = parietenchysis. The death of the middle ear = tympanonecrosis.