Trepidation

( trep -id -a' -slum) [trepidare, to tremble]. 1. Trembling. 2. A peculiar os- cillatory movement at times seen in the mus- cles after hemiplegia.

Tretrop's Test for Albumin in Urine. Four or 5 Cc. of fresh urine are heated in a test-tube nearly to boiling-point, and a few drops of 40% formalin added after it is removed from the flame. If there is any albumin in the urine, it coagulates like the white of an egg, and accumulates on the surface of the urine and on the walls of the tube.

Treves' Bloodless Fold. The ileoappendicular fold. A quadrilateral fold of the peritoneum attached by its upper border to the ileum, opposite the mesenteric attachment, and by its lower border to the mesoappendix or to the appendix itself. The outer or right border is attached to the inner aspect of the cecum as far down as the appendix, the left or inner concave margin being free.

Tri- [t|0£?c, or tres, three]. A prefix denoting three.

 

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