Maryland Medical and Surgical Journal: And Official Organ of the Medical Department of the Army and Navy of the United States, Svazek 3J. Murphy, 1843 |
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Strana 429 - ... 8. Whatever indulgence may be granted to those who have heretofore been the ignorant causes of so much misery, the time has come when the existence of a private pestilence in the sphere of a single physician should be looked upon, not as a misfortune, but a crime; and in the knowledge of such occurrences the duties of the...
Strana 315 - This Psora is the sole true and fundamental cause that produces all the other countless forms of disease, which, under the names of nervous debility, hysteria, hypochondriasis, insanity, melancholy, idiocy, madness, epilepsy, and spasms of all kinds, softening of the bones, or rickets...
Strana 439 - ... converted into iodides, which combine. The mass by solution in water is converted into an hydriodate of arsenic and mercury. The quantities of the two metals are so adjusted, that, when converted into protoxides by decomposition of a portion of the water in which they are dissolved, there will be eight grains of protoxide of arsenic, and sixteen of protoxide of mercury. The quantity of water is such that each drachm measure of the solution will contain exactly one-eighth of a grain of protoxide...
Strana 429 - ... to diminish her risk of disease and death. 5. If within a short period two cases of puerperal fever happen close to each other, in the practice of the same physician, the disease not existing or prevailing in the neighborhood, he would do wisely to relinquish his obstetrical practice for at least one month, and endeavor to free himself by every available means from any noxious influence he may carry about with him. 6. The occurrence of three or more closely connected cases, in the practice of...
Strana 429 - ... obstetrical duties, which is in the highest degree -inexpedient. 4. On the occurrence of a single case of puerperal fever in his practice, the physician is bound to consider the next female he attends in labor, unless some weeks at least have elapsed, as in danger of being infected by him, and it is his duty to take every precaution to diminish her risk of disease and death. 5. If within a short period two cases of puerperal fever happen close to each other in the practice of the same physician,...
Strana 175 - It is distinguished from a systolic murmur in the aortic orifice by its accompanying the second sound; by its being more audible, (though with a gradual diminution,) down the course of the ventricle, than a systolic murmur ; by its being prolonged through the whole interval of repose, and even through accidental intermissions of the ventricular contraction (case of W. Esq.) ; and by the weakness of the refluent current always imparting to it the softness of the bellows-murmur, an inferior degree...
Strana 470 - Leman's biscuit powder,' soaked for twelve hours in cold spring-water, then boiled for half an hour, not simmered, or it will turn sour. Very little sugar to be added to the food, and then only at the time when given. " Sweets of every kind are most injurious, producing acidity, flatulency, and indigestion, sores in the mouth, and disordered secretions. " An infant will take medicine the more readily if made lukewarm in a cup placed in hot water, adding a very little sugar when given. " The warm...
Strana 471 - ... and the reason why this stage is not more generally recognized is, that the accompanying symptoms are frequently so slight as to attract very little the attention of the patient, and thus are suffered to remain without treatment, until a profuse hemorrhage, or some violent fit of pain, sounds the alarm, and then, on examination, the disease is found to have passed into its second stage ; the surrounding tissues are indurated and consolidated with the organ concerned, and no human means hitherto...
Strana 440 - The colour of the solution is yellow, with a pale tinge of green : its taste is slightly styptic. It cannot be properly conjoined with tincture of opium, or with sulphate, muriate, or acetate of morphia ; for all these produce immediate and 'copious precipitates in it. Hence if opiates are to be used during the exhibition of this arsénico-mercurial liquor, they must bo taken at different periods of the day.
Strana 490 - Act, no person shall receive the appointment of Assistant Surgeon in the Army of the United States, unless he shall have been examined and approved by an Army Medical Board, to consist of not less than three Surgeons or Assistant Surgeons, who shall be designated for that purpose by the Secretary of War...