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Definition of remedies
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Remedies
(pl. ) of
Remed.
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Physianthropy
::
Physianthropy
(n.) The
philosophy
of human life, or the
doctrine
of the
constitution
and
diseases
of man, and their
remedies..
Therapeutical
::
Therapeutical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
healing
art;
concerned
in
discovering
and
applying
remedies
for
diseases;
curative.
Civil
::
Civil (a.)
Relating
to
rights
and
remedies
sought
by
action
or suit
distinct
from
criminal
proceedings.
Spleeny
::
Spleenwort
(n.) Any fern of the genus
Asplenium,
some
species
of which were
anciently
used as
remedies
for
disorders
of the
spleen..
Lubricate
::
Lubricate
(v. t.) To make
smooth
or
slippery;
as,
mucilaginous
and
saponaceous
remedies
lubricate
the parts to which they are
applied..
Materia Medica
::
Materia
medica
()
Material
or
substance
used in the
composition
of
remedies;
-- a
general
term for all
substances
used as
curative
agents
in
medicine.
Spagyrist
::
Spagyrist
(n.) One of a sect which arose in the days of
alchemy,
who
sought
to
discover
remedies
for
disease
by
chemical
means.
The
spagyrists
historically
preceded
the
iatrochemists..
Anamnestic
::
Anamnestic
(a.)
Aiding
the
memory;
as,
anamnestic
remedies..
Indicate
::
Indicate
(v. t.) To show or
manifest
by
symptoms;
to point to as the
proper
remedies;
as, great
prostration
of
strength
indicates
the use of
stimulants..
Therapeutist
::
Therapeutist
(n.) One
versed
in
therapeutics,
or the
discovery
and
application
of
remedies..
Extraordinary
::
Extraordinary
(a.)
Beyond
or out of the
common
order or
method;
not
usual,
customary,
regular,
or
ordinary;
as,
extraordinary
evils;
extraordinary
remedies..
Cachectical
::
Cachectical
(a.)
Having,
or
pertaining
to,
cachexia;
as,
cachectic
remedies;
cachectical
blood..
Prescription
::
Prescription
(n.) A
direction
of a
remedy
or of
remedies
for a
disease,
and the
manner
of using them; a
medical
recipe;
also, a
prescribed
remedy..
Snakeroot
::
Snakeroot
(n.) Any one of
several
plants
of
different
genera
and
species,
most of which are (or were
formerly)
reputed
to be
efficacious
as
remedies
for the bites of
serpents;
also, the roots of any of
these..
Minister
::
Minister
(v. i.) To
supply
or to
things
needful;
esp., to
supply
consolation
or
remedies..
Acology
::
Acology
(n.)
Materia
medica;
the
science
of
remedies.
Eyecup
::
Eyecup
(n.) A small oval
porcelain
or glass cup,
having
a rim
curved
to fit the orbit of the eye. it is used in the
application
of
liquid
remedies
to eyes; --
called
also
eyeglass..
Inoperative
::
Inoperative
(a.) Not
operative;
not
active;
producing
no
effects;
as, laws
renderd
inoperative
by
neglect;
inoperative
remedies
or
processes..
Prescribe
::
Prescribe
(v. i.) To write or to give
medical
directions;
to
indicate
remedies;
as, to
prescribe
for a
patient
in a
fever..
Allopathy
::
Allopathy
(n.) That
system
of
medical
practice
which aims to
combat
disease
by the use of
remedies
which
produce
effects
different
from those
produced
by the
special
disease
treated;
-- a term
invented
by
Hahnemann
to
designate
the
ordinary
practice,
as
opposed
to
homeopathy..
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