Materia Medica and TherapeuticsS.S. & W. Wood, 1848 - 411 strán (strany) |
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Strana 9
... diciously applied . Applied to the healthy system , they alter the vital properties and actions so as to constitute disease . If improperly employed under circumstances 66 of disease , they develop new morbid conditions , 1 *
... diciously applied . Applied to the healthy system , they alter the vital properties and actions so as to constitute disease . If improperly employed under circumstances 66 of disease , they develop new morbid conditions , 1 *
Strana 11
... action of each other , that the compound is a new article added to the Materia Medica . There is nothing more important or more difficult in medicine than this creation of new agents . It involves a sound knowledge of physiology ...
... action of each other , that the compound is a new article added to the Materia Medica . There is nothing more important or more difficult in medicine than this creation of new agents . It involves a sound knowledge of physiology ...
Strana 23
... action . 2. The quantity of blood to be removed relates direct- ly to that impression . 3. Its most salutary effect will , therefore , consist in its nearest approximation to a full but just impression upon the vires vitæ . 4. To ...
... action . 2. The quantity of blood to be removed relates direct- ly to that impression . 3. Its most salutary effect will , therefore , consist in its nearest approximation to a full but just impression upon the vires vitæ . 4. To ...
Strana 25
... action partly through contiguous , and , in part , through remote sympathy ; though the latter has the principal agency . The nervous influence is also simultaneously determined upon the mucous tissue through motor fibres of the ...
... action partly through contiguous , and , in part , through remote sympathy ; though the latter has the principal agency . The nervous influence is also simultaneously determined upon the mucous tissue through motor fibres of the ...
Strana 31
... Calomel is the only cathartic that should ever be associated with emetics , unless jalap go along ; the combined action being designed for a power- ful alterative effect . If bloodletting have been premised , ORDER II . 31 CATHARTICS .
... Calomel is the only cathartic that should ever be associated with emetics , unless jalap go along ; the combined action being designed for a power- ful alterative effect . If bloodletting have been premised , ORDER II . 31 CATHARTICS .
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ACIDUM acrid Adapted Alcohol Alkalies Aloes alterative Ammonia Antidotes Antimony applied Arsenic astringents bark bloodletting Blue Pill Boiling Water Calomel Camphor Carbon cathartic Chloride chronic Cinchona Colocynth Comb combined Comp Compound cutaneous Decandria Decoction Digynia disease Dose drops effects emetic emmenagogue employed especially Europe.-Herbaceous Extract fever gonorrhea gradually increased grains hemorrhage HYDRARGYRI Hydrocyanic Acid Hyosciamus Incomp Index inflammation Infusion Institutes of Medicine intestinal Iodide IODIDUM Iodine Ipecacuanha Iron irritability Jalap leaves Lime Liquor loss of blood M.-Dose Magnesia Mercury Monadelphia Monœcia Monogynia morbid Morphia mucilage mucous tissue narcotics Nitrate of Silver OFFICINALIS Oint OLEUM opium Pentandria poisoning Polyandria Potash POTASSII Potassium Powder purgative Quinine resinous rheumatism Rhubarb root Salt Scammony scrofula sedative seeds Senna Simple Ointment Soda solution stimulant stomach strain.-Dose Strychnia SUBDIVISION substances Sulph Sulphate Sulphuric Syngenesia syphilis Tartarized Antimony Tincture tion tonic ulcers UNGUENTUM United States.-Herbaceous viij virtues Zinc
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Strana 9 - Hence the vagueness and uncertainty our science presents at this day. An incoherent assemblage of incoherent opinion.*, it is, perhaps. of all the physiological sciences, that which best shows the caprice of the human mind. What do I say ? It is not a science for a methodical mind. It is a shapeless assemblage of inaccurate ideas, of observations often puerile, of deceptive remedies, and of formulae as fantastically conceived as they are tediously arranged.
Strana 14 - For children under twelve years, the doses of most medicines must be diminished in the proportion of the age to the age increased by 12 ; thus, at two years to 4, viz.: -^ — = 4- At 21 the full dose may be given.
Strana 1 - And wi' the lave ilk merry morn Could rank my rig and lass, Still shearing, and clearing The tither stocked raw, Wi' claivers, an' haivers, Wearing the day awa : Ev'n then a wish, (I mind its power,) A wish that to my latest hour Shall strongly heave my breast ; That I for poor auld Scotland's sake, Some usefu' plan, or beuk could make, Or sing a sang at least.
Strana 255 - ... the skin should not have prevailed more universally. He is confident it would prevent a number of diseases : and he thinks there is no greater luxury, than the comfortable sensation which arises from wearing it, especially after one is a little accustomed to it. " It is a mistaken notion," says he, " that it is too warm a clothing for summer.
Strana 255 - ... at all seasons of the year without the least inconvenience arising from wearing it. It is the warm bath of a perspiration confined by a linen shirt, wet with sweat, which renders the summer heats of southern climates so insupportable ; but flannel promotes perspiration and favors its evaporation, and evaporation, as it is well known produces positive cold.
Strana 21 - BOTALLI, that one hundred thousand men perish from the want of blood-letting, or from its not being timely employed, •where one perishes from excessive bleeding, when prescribed by a physician.
Strana 311 - ... to suppose that the state of the brain which accompanies dilatation of the pupil is different from that which accompanies contraction, and if belladonna has an effect in producing that cerebral state which is attended with dilatation, it is not going too far to infer, that its administration may do much towards counteracting the opposite condition; neither is it unphysiological to conclude, that if a remedy be capable of counteracting or preventing one very remarkable effect of a certain morbid...
Strana 5 - To give the student a comprehensive and ready view of the merits of the various articles composing the materia medica, and of their relations to each other, physiologically considered : and, fourthly, to supply a convenient means of graduating the doses of medicines, &c.,'
Strana 255 - It is a mistaken notion' says he, '.that it is too warm a clothing for summer. I have worn it in the hottest climates, and at all seasons of the year ; and never found the least inconvenience from it. It is the warm bath of a perspiration confined by a linen shirt, wet with sweat, which renders the summer heats of southern climates so insupportable ; but flannel promotes perspiration, and favors its evaporation ; and evaporation, as is well known, produces positive cold...
Strana 9 - ... deficiency of caloric. The same identical remedies have been employed under different names, according to the manner in which they were supposed to act. Deobstruent in one case, relaxant in another, refrigerant in another, the same...