The physicians’ vade mecum; being a compendium of nosology and therapeutics, for the use of students / by the Rev. Joseph Townsend, Rector of Pewsey, Wilts.

  • Townsend, Joseph, 1739-1816.
Date:
1799
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Credit: The physicians’ vade mecum; being a compendium of nosology and therapeutics, for the use of students / by the Rev. Joseph Townsend, Rector of Pewsey, Wilts. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    ORDERS, DISTINGUISHED BY THEIR SYMPTOMS. CLASS I. PYREXLE. ORDERS. 1. Febres II. Phlegmasia -- c Pyrexia, without primary ( local affection. f Pyrexia, with topical pain J and inflammation. The I blood after venesection L exhibits the buff coat. fContagious diseases, be- III Exanthemata i g!nninS with fever> and ■LAX* Ulit/it ft Id id — Y r 1, -i i .. followed by an eruption l on the skin. f Pyrexia, with a discharge j of blood, without any ex- IV* Hamorrliaiga - ^ ternal injury, the blood j on venesection exhibit- 1 ing the buff coat. V. Profluvia 5 Pyrexia, with increased l excretions. CLASS II. NEUROSES. I. Comat a f A diminution of the pow- J ers of voluntary motion, j with sleep, or the senses L impaired.
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