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Seite 59 - It should not be given to complete anaesthesia except for operations, convulsions, or spasms of the cervix, and then one person should devote his entire attention to it. 4. The inhalation should be stopped directly the pulse becomes weak or the respiration irregular. 5. Do not give it if there be grounds to fear a fatty or enfeebled cardiac wall.
Seite 172 - THE REMOVAL OF ALCOHOL - In the treatment of the inebriate, a stage of profound exhaustion and neurasthenia comes on. An unmasking, as it were, of a nameless variety of neuralgias and states of irritation, both physical and psychical, which tax therapeutic resources to its utmost to meet. Functional changes and perversions that are intense, complex and very changeable, associated with organic lesions, both obscure and well defined, not only difficult to diagnose, but more difficult to treat. These...
Seite 107 - ... headaches are almost invariably relieved by it. True, the relief of a mere symptom is quite another thing from the removal of its cause, yet no one who has seen the distress and even agony caused by severe and frequently recurring headaches (and who has not ?) but will rejoice to be able to afford relief in so prompt and simple a manner; besides it is sure to secure the hearty gratitude of the patient if he has suffered long. As to the modus...
Seite 185 - ... coughing must take place, or the patient will choke. But, both in organic diseases and in slight inflammatory or irritative affections of the air passages, there is often an immense amount of useless coughing — useless, that is, as regards bringing up any laryngeal or bronchial secretion, and far worse than useless, because it wears out the patient, prevents sleep, and, moreover, increases the condition which gives rise to it, inasmuch as it lets the affected parts have no rest or peace. Now,...
Seite 85 - Hooper's Physician's Vade Mecum; A Manual of the Principles and Practice of Physic, with an Outline of General Pathology, Therapeutics, and Hygiene.
Seite 197 - This drug does not derange the digestive organs, nor affect the vital nervous centres. Patients frequently fall asleep on their chairs after using it On taking this remedy the patient must be watched lest toxic symptoms be manifested. A child from one to two years old may take 1 grain of the preparation every four hours.
Seite 49 - No. xxx. Sig. Five powders daily at intervals, between meals. By this method beginning boils will be aborted, and those far enough advanced to threaten a siege of several weeks and successive crops, will soften and heal in such short time that the patient will be surprised at the result. When they can be obtained, granules containing one-tenth grain are to be preferred to the powders. The urine should be examined for sugar, as boils and diabetes often go together.
Seite 53 - I have found it convenient to bend the external portion backward, between the buttocks, tying the tape round the ring of the stilet — the ends of the tape being carried, as usual, to back and front of the waist-band. These more homely adaptations I have recommended, rather than the especially made kinds, because they are* often wanted at times when we can not send home for a more showy sort.
Seite 173 - Celerina on the brain and nervous system is that of an exhilarant and slight narcotic, relieving depressions and lessens irritable nerve conditions. In cases of organic and functional lesions of the heart, an increased steadiness of pulse-beat and diminution of pulse irritation is apparent.
Seite 145 - ... the reputation of this drug. Messrs. Parke, Davis & Co., who were the first to place a preparation of stigmata maidis before the profession of this country, with the return of the season have laid in a large supply of the drug in anticipation of a continuance of its popularity. Competent employes of this enterprising house have for some time been at work in the cornfields of the West laying in a stock of the green drug, and suitably preparing it for preservation until it is made up into the form...