First lines of veterinary physiology and pathology / by James Clark.

  • Clark, James, 1732-1808
Date:
1806
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Credit: First lines of veterinary physiology and pathology / by James Clark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    the Ikin, they inflame it. Chewed, they promote a difcharge of faliva. Snuffed up the nofe, they promote fneezing. jdccretion-^GrowXh. of the body. Acrimony—Sharpnefs, tartnefs, or four to the tafte. Acute D'lfeafes—Are thofedifeafes which come on fuddenly. Are rapid in their pro- grefs, attended with great danger, and foon terminate either in a fpeedy recovery, or death ; or they may change into, or form the bafis of, chronic difeafes. The term acute is likewife applied to any thing that is fharp pointed, or has a fliarp turn. Adeps—Fat. An animal oil contained in that part of the cellular membrane cal- led membrana adipofa. Adhefion—Means the growing together of any parts of the body that are feparated in
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