On the temperature in diseases : a manual of medical thermometry.

  • Carl Reinhold August Wunderlich
Date:
1871
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Credit: On the temperature in diseases : a manual of medical thermometry. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    HI Tin; TliMPEUATURE IN ACUTE THTHISIS. culosis/ by James Fiiilnysoii, M.D., p. 32, Dunn and Wriglil, (jllas- ijow, and the 'Glasgow ]\redical Journal/ November, i(S69. Dr. llillicr also admits that the morning and evening temperatures in pliihisis may sometimes be normal, and even Dr. llinger admits this. It is therefore rather the course of the temperature than its height on a particular day Avliich must be cur guide.—Trans.] [Dr. Finlayson's table of the variations of temperature in twenty- four hours in. healthy children is here combined with Dr. Ogle's tables of temperature in adults (male and female) referred to at p. loj, and for convenience represented by a diagram.—Tuans.] Fig. 40. ^^ — 1 fA > ^^^ ^^^ ¥ > ^^ 1 PI OS ^/ \ N 1 cxc ^ c^ 1 ^ \ Co 1 -«r 1 1 0 1 ,-'— H—1 f\ 1 Sf ^ ^^\■ t-i \ ^ \ c?*^ N Cj \ .t- ^ '^ \ '^l^ <\ \ < '^ \ X \ X -^ ::5 \ 1 N \ X Co —tzb^ - >! ' ^ ^ 1-= ^H! \ t^ ^<^^ -y t) ^-- -^ } »o 1 ^ \ /\ — 1 1 N -^ 1 N^ / r S U - <M V^ / > ^ ^ 1 1 ^ 4 ^ 1 f^ 1 a. ev Ci 00 Vs <i- fl CO 00 V 0 -.- c, 5J 00 -o 6