Lessons in physical diagnosis / by Alfred L. Loomis.

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1872
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    INDEX. Regions, clavicular, supra and infra-clavi- cular, 10. mammary and infra-mammary, 11, sternal, supra, upper and lower 12,13. scapular, supra, infra and inter 13-15. ' axillary and infra-axiUary, 16. Resonance, vocal, norma], 50. diminished and exagger- ated, 50, 51. Respiratory sounds, elements of, 34. Respiration, bronchial, 36, 40. exaggerated and feeble, 37. laryngeal and tracheal, 36. rude, cavernous, and amphoric. 39, 40. suppressed, interrupted, 38. vesicular, 35. Rhinoscopy, 210. Sarcinse, in the urine, 200. Sounds, adventitious, 42. foetal heart, definition of, 157. area of, 157. pericardial friction, varieties of, 97, 98. pleuritic friction, varieties of, 48,49. Specula, 237. Spermatozoa, in the urine, 199. Sphygmograph, 211-215. clinical significance of, 215, 216. Spirometer, 22. Spleen, normal boundaries of, 149. differential diagnosis, 151, 152. enlargement of, physical signs, 151. percussion of, 150. Souffle, funic, 157. Stethometer, 21, 204. Stethoscope, varieties of, 32, 203. Stomach, inspection, palpation and percus- sion, 138. distension of, physical signs, 139. cancer of, physical signs, 139. Succussion, rules for performing, 22. Sugar, in the urine, Trommer's test for, 177. Fehling's test for, 178. fermentation test for, 178. quantitative analysis, 181, 183. Sulphuric acid, in the urine, clinical signifi- cance of, 186. in the urine, quantitative analysis, 185. T. Tinlding, metr.llic, 54. Thermometer, 222, 227. Thrill, purring, 91. Tornlffi cervisia;, in the urine, 200. Tracheophony, 50. Triple phosphates, crystals of, m the urine. Tuberculosis, pulmonary, physical signs, U. Urea, in the urine, clinical significance of ia3. quantitative analysis 182. XJric acid, in the urine, 184. quantitative analy- _ . crystals of, 190. TJnne, albumen in, 175, 176. apparatus for chemical examination of, 169, 170. blood in, 198. casts in, 195, 196. color, odor and taste of, 172. conditions to be noted in examina- tion of, 171. creatine, creatinine and leucine in, crystals in, 190. [194I cystine in, 194, 195. epithelium in, 197, extraneous matter in, 200, microscopical examination of, 190. oxalate of lime in, 192, penicilium glaucum in, 200, pus in, 198. quantity passed in 24 hours, 173. reaction of, 174, re-agents and solutions, for chemical examination of, 171, rules for quantitative analysis of, 179, 180, sarciua: in, 200. specific gravity of, 174, 175. spermatozoa in, 199. sugar in, 177. tests for, 177, 178. torula cervisise in, 200. triple phosphate in, 191. Urates in, 193. xanthine, hypoxanthine and guanine in, 194, TTtems, normal state of, physical signs, 155. ^' auscultation, rules for performing, 156. ' tumors of, physical signs, 159. V. Veins, permanent tnrgescence of, 124. pulsations of, 124. Voice, auscultation of, 51. amphoric, 52. W. Whisper, normal, bronchial and exagger- ated, 5-3. cavernous and amphoric, 54. X. Xanthine, in the urine, 194.