Cycloplegia to Cyturia

Cycloplegia: Paralysis of the ciliary muscle.
Cyclopropane [C311J : Acolourless highly flammable gas of characteristic odour, that is an inhalational anaesthetic.
Cycloserine: An antibiotic obtained by growingStreptomycer orchidaceous or S. garyphalous.
Cyclosporine: A cyclic peptide from a soil fungi used to prevent rejection in organ transplant recipients.
Cycrimine hydrochloride: An anticholinergic powder, used in the treatment of parkinsonism.
Cylinder: A solid body shaped like a column.
Cyproheptadine: A yellow 'crystalline powder, used as histamine HI-receptor antagonist.
Cysteine: A non-essential amino acid derived from cystine.
Cyst: (1) A closed epithelium lined sac or cavity. (2) A stage in life cycle of urtain parasite where they are covered with protective layer.
C)'sHc : Affects urinary bladder or ga!l bladder.
Cytarabine : A cytotoxic agent. C)'to<hrome : A class of iron-?orphyrin protein taking part in cel1 metabolism,
Cytogenesis : The origin and deveJopment of cells.
Cytogenetics: The study of the structure and function of the cells of the body.
Cytoglobin : Globin of leucocytes at).d lymphocytes.
Cystoscope: An
visual examination
bladder.
Cystitis: Inflammation of the urinary bladder.
Cytology: Study of cells. Cytolysin: An antibody capable of effecting partial or complete destruction of animal cell. Cytolysis: The destruction of cell. Cytonia : Neoplasm.
Cytopenia: The reduction of cellular elements in the blood.
Cytophages : Non-fruiting
unicellular fonns of gliding bacteria. Cytoplegia : Paralysis of the bladder. Cytoplasm: Structureless colloidal material filling the rest of cell; a part of cell containing an amorphous mass
of ribosomes, proteins, lipids, etc ; main part of protoplasm consisting of a watery sap.
Cytoscope : An instrument to examine the urinary bladder. Cytosine: A pyrimidine found in both RNA and DNA.
Cytotoxic: DestJUction to cells. Cytotoxin: A poisonous or antibiotic that has a specific toxic action upon cells of special organs.
Cyturia : The prefence of cells of any sort in the urine.
instrument for of the urinary