Aids to Diagnosis: Part I-[II] ...G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1883 |
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... thorax are small ; the shafts of long bones are slender , while their epiphyses are large in large bones ( ' double- jointed ' is the north country expression ) , while the hand is un- sightly . The forehead is often lofty and prominent ...
... thorax are small ; the shafts of long bones are slender , while their epiphyses are large in large bones ( ' double- jointed ' is the north country expression ) , while the hand is un- sightly . The forehead is often lofty and prominent ...
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... thorax while the diaphragm is descending . The arteries of the neck are commonly seen to pul- sate violently and distinctly in aortic regurgitation ; or on one side only in aneurism involving the carotid artery . At 29.
... thorax while the diaphragm is descending . The arteries of the neck are commonly seen to pul- sate violently and distinctly in aortic regurgitation ; or on one side only in aneurism involving the carotid artery . At 29.
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... thorax , by congestion of blood in mitral disease , by consolidation , pneumonic or other , the breath- ing is rapid . Then , too , it may be laboured , as seen by the accessory muscles of respiration being brought into play ; this last ...
... thorax , by congestion of blood in mitral disease , by consolidation , pneumonic or other , the breath- ing is rapid . Then , too , it may be laboured , as seen by the accessory muscles of respiration being brought into play ; this last ...
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... thorax . ' The cry of the infant varies very much in character . In cerebral affections it is sharp , short , and sudden . In lesions of the abdomen , exciting pain , it is prolonged . In inflammatory diseases of the lungs and in severe ...
... thorax . ' The cry of the infant varies very much in character . In cerebral affections it is sharp , short , and sudden . In lesions of the abdomen , exciting pain , it is prolonged . In inflammatory diseases of the lungs and in severe ...
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... thorax pressing on the motor nerves of the larynx . After a while the arytenoid cartilage and vocal cord on the paralysed side become shrunk and wasted by atrophy . When the mucous membrane of the larynx is seen to 6.
... thorax pressing on the motor nerves of the larynx . After a while the arytenoid cartilage and vocal cord on the paralysed side become shrunk and wasted by atrophy . When the mucous membrane of the larynx is seen to 6.
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abdominal acid acute affected albumen albuminuria aneurysm answer aortic valves apex artery becomes blood bowels breath Bright's disease bronchi bronchial bulk of urine cancer cardiac cartilage cause cavity chest chronic bronchitis colour commonly condition congestion cough diagnosis diathesis dilatation dropsy dulness dyspnoea effusion emphysema enlarged epithelium especially examination expectoration fatty feel fever fingers fluid gastric gouty hæmoptysis hæmorrhage hand heart hypertrophy indicates inflammation inspiration intercostal intercostal spaces kidney larynx left ventricle liver look lower lung matter mischief mitral disease movement murmur muscles muscular nervous observed organs pain patient percussion phthisis pleural pleurisy pneumonia practitioner pressure probably produced pulmonary pulse pyrexia question radial artery region regurgitation respiration respiratory ribs right ventricle seen side significant skin sometimes sound sputum sternum stethoscope stomach strumous student symptoms syphilis systolic teeth tell temperature thorax tion tongue tubes tumour tympanitic typhoid ulcer urine usually vomiting young
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Страница 24 - When the other teeth are affected these very rarely escape, and very often they are malformed when all the others are of fairly good shape. The characteristic malformation of the upper central incisors consists in a dwarfing of the tooth, which is usually both narrow and short, and in the atrophy of its middle lobe. This atrophy leaves a single broad notch (vertical) in the edge of the tooth, and sometimes from this notch a shallow furrow passes upwards on both anterior and posterior surface nearly...
Страница 69 - Once the temperature, when taken, was 104°, yet she was not at all "feverish;" it was just excitement, and too evanescent to produce any distinct consequences. Further, listen to what Austin Flint says: "The physician is liable to be misled by placing too much reliance on the laws of temperature. They are not infrequently interfered with by complications and accidental events. As an illustration, a young girl had passed through typhoid fever, convalescence being declared, in connection with other...
Страница 69 - With regard to the information furnished by the thermometer, as well as other diagnostic symptoms, it is to be borne in mind that there are exceptions to rules which are generally applicable.' It is in the female sex that these neurosal disturbances are usually manifested. At the catamenial week of the menstrual cycle, temperature perturbations are common, and a pyrexia, for which there is no apparent cause, may at these times cause unnecessary alarm.
Страница 41 - The food, in passing along the alimentary canal, is subjected to the action of certain juices which are the products of the secretory activity of the epithelium cells of the alimentary mucous membrane itself, or of the glands which belong to it. These juices (viz., saliva, gastric juice, bile, pancreatic juice, succus entericus, and the secretion of the large intestine), poured upon and mingling with the food, produce in it such changes, that from being largely insoluble it becomes largely soluble...
Страница 42 - These juices (viz., saliva, gastric juice, bile, pancreatic juice, succus entericus, and the secretion of the large intestine,) poured upon and mingling with the food, produce in it such changes, that from being largely insoluble it becomes largely soluble in an alkaline fluid such as blood, or otherwise modify it in such a way that the larger portion of what is eaten passes into the blood, either directly by means of the capillaries of the alimentary canal, or indirectly by means of the lacteal...
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