Elements of medical jurisprudence / By Theodoric Romeyn Beck and John B. Beck.

  • Beck, Theodric Romeyn, 1791-1855.
Date:
1838
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    Demonomania, page 404. a poison, 667, 766. Diaphragm, descent of, in new-born children, 287. Diarrhoea, feigned, 11. Digestion of the stomach after death,681. John Hunter’s account of, 76. Diagnosis between it and the effects of poison, 683. Digitalis purpurea, poisoning by, 924. Diseased flesh of animals, 856. Diseased wheat, 940. Diseases, disqualifying, 37. Feigned, 1. Exempting from military service in England, 45. in France, 40. in the Netherlands, 44. in Prussia, 2b. in the United States, 39. Disqualifying diseases, 37. In civil and criminal cases, ib. For military service, 39. Dippel’s oil, 944. Dirca palustris, 946. DissEcTion, in death from hanging, 556. In death from noxious inhalations, 551. : In death from rape, 92. In death from starvation, 519. In death from strangling, 575. In death from poisoning, (see Poisons. ) Death from punctures during, 856. Of child in cases of infanticide, 306. Medico-legal, rules for, 485. Of the abdomen, 488. Of the head, 486. Of the thorax, 488. Of the vagina, 92. Of the uterus, 161. Diuretics, effects of, in producing abor- tion, 233. Divorce, from impotence, 49, 66. Doubtful sex, 69. Cases of, id. Importance of deciding on cases of, 200. Dropsy, feigned, 27. Combined with pregnancy, 133. Of the uterus, 139. Signs distinguishing it from preg- nancy, 140. DrownineG, death by, 587. Signs of death by, 588. Signs of death previous to, 589. Causes of death by, 587. Suicide by, 606. Of new-born children, 294. Drunkenness, no excuse for crimes, 483. Dumbness, feigned, 24. Dysentery, feigned, 11. 999. Dysmenorrhea, membranes expelled in, page 141. Dyspepsia, in insurance on life, 382. Eau de Noyau, sometimes poisonous, 903. . Eau médicinale of Husson, 923. Ecchymosis, meaning of the term, 491. Around the neck, 556. Value in cases of infanticide, 263. Echites suberecta, 948. Elaterium, its nature and effects, 829. Elatine, 830. Elder, poisoning by, 840. Emetic tartar, poisoning by, 786. Emetics, effects of, in producing abor- tion, 232. Emetin, 927. Emissio seminis in cases of rape, 104. Emphysema, feigned, 26. Emphysema of the womb, 141. Empyreumatic oils, 944. Enamel powder, whether poisonous, 858. Epilepsy, feigned, 14. Often causes insanity, 452. Often complicated with insanity, 7. Epispadias, 52. Equisetum hyemale, 949. Ergot, its effects on the human system, 938. Its effects in producing abortion, 236. Its botanical character, 938. Diseases produced by, i. Ervum Ervilia, 940. Erysipelas, after wounds, 618. Ether, nitric, 944. { Ether, sulphuric, effects on animals, 943. Euphorbia, officinarum, poisoning by, 831. Euphorbia lathyris, and other species, poisonous, 832. Euphorbium, 83]. Evidence, medical, 953. Execution, pregnancy a pleain barof, 113. — Supervening of insanity, to prevent, 423. Exemption from military duty by dis- ease, 41. Extra-uterine foetus, never born alive, 200. Extra-uterine pregnancy, symptoms of, 133. Extremities, wounds of the, 642. Eyes, wounds of, 628. Face, wounds of the, ib. Fallopian tubes, state of, after delivery, 161. Fasting, pretended, 34. Feigned diseases, 1. Rules for. detection of, 2. Feigned insanity, 405. ~ Rules for detection of, id.