CLASSICS 2MT3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Vas Deferens, Seminal Vesicle, Hematuria

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

Document Summary

Uroperineum: a collection of urine in the perineum. Renelcosis: the ulceration of the kidney. Gonecystosclerotic: p. t. the hardening of the seminal vesicle. Vasoscrotum: the part of the scrotum involving the vas deferens. Oscheotoxicity: the ability to poison the scrotum. Genitogenetic: p. t. the production of the genitals. Hematuria: the abnormal presence of blood in the urine. Ventrotic: p. t. an abnormal condition involving the abdomen. Nephrenchysis: the injection of fluid into the kidneys. Hematuresis: the passage of blood in the urine. Cystotherapy: treatment by means of the bladder. Inguinokinesis: the movement of the groin. Arteria lumbalis: the artery p. t. the loin. Ligamentum genitoinguinale: the ligament p. t. the groin and the genitals. Ligamentum iliolumbale: the ligament p. t. the loin and the ilium. Ganglia renalia: the ganglia p. t. the kidney. Glandula gastrica: the gland p. t. the stomach. Septum rectovaginale: the septum p. t. the vagina and the rectum. Sinus renalis: the sinus p. t. the kidney.