Principles of the theory and practice of medicine / By Marshall Hall.

  • Hall, Marshall, 1790-1857.
Date:
1839
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Credit: Principles of the theory and practice of medicine / By Marshall Hall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Lamar Soutter Library, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Lamar Soutter Library at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.

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    e Examination of certain Obvious Conditions. 1. Attitude. 2. Expression. 3. Movements. 4. Intelligence. Memory. State of feeling. 5. Voice. 6. State of the pupils. 7. Hearing. 8. Color. 10. Temperature. 11. Moisture of surface. 12. CEdema of countenance. 13. Pulse. 14. Mode of respiration. 15. External lesions. Digestive System. t Manner of proli :. The tongue. ] fo'™. state o ( Character of sec protrusion. Tremor. f papillfe. Indentations, secretions on the tongue and teeth. 2. Taste in the mouth. 3. Appetite. 4. Thirst. 5. Deglutition. 6. Pain at epigastrium, in abdomen generally. 7. Nausea. Examination of matters vomited, if any. 8. State of the bow^els. 9. Meteorism. Ascites. Tumors. ^ii4^^'^i°f^';|,^_ 10. Tenderness of abdomen. 11. Existence of rose spots, petechiae or sudamina. 12. Character of alvine evacuations. Respiratory System. 1. Frequency and character of Respiration. < f 4. JraUl in lllOraX.J sources of aggravation. Thoracic. Abdominoi. borioua. Noisy.