Hyposalemia: Low concentration of salt in the blood.
Hyposensitive
sensitivity.
Hyposexuality : Low sexual desire. Hyposmia : Diminished sensitivity of smell.
Hyposomia : Inadequate bodily development.
Hypostasis: Poor circulation in a dependent part of the body. Hyposynergia : Defective coordination.
Hypotension: Low blood pressure. Hypothalamus: A part of forebrain situated below the thalamus. Hypothermia: Fall in the body temperature.
Hypothesis: A supposition that appears to explain a group of
phenomena.
Hypothrombinemia : A deficiency ofth~ombin in the blood. Hypothyroidism: Deficiency of thyroid activity.
Hypotonia: Diminished tone of the skeletal muscles.
Decreased
Hypotonic: A solution having less osmotic pressure than that of cell or body fluid.
Hypotrichosis: Less amount of hair. Hypouricuria : Deficiency of uric acid in the urine.
Hypovolemia: Decreased volume of circulating plasma.
Hypovolia : Diminished water content.
Hypoxanthine: A purine base, being an intermediate product of uric acid synthesis.
Hypoxia: Diminished amount of oxygen in tissues. Hypsarrhythmia : Falling spell, head dropping and myoclonic jerks. Hysterectomy: The operation of excising the uterus.
Hysteria: A state of over action of some parts of the nervous system, mutual change, convulsive seizures, loss of sensation, etc. Hysterograph: An apparatus for measuring the strength of uterine contractions in labour. Hysteropathy : Any uterine disease.
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