Elements of the practice of physic / By John Gregory ... for the use of students.

  • John Gregory
Date:
1774
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Credit: Elements of the practice of physic / By John Gregory ... for the use of students. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    * . pofition of the fkin, wherever it has been hurt, to gangrene. 2. Symptoms that indicate great depref- iion or irregular action of the nervous pow-‘ er, whether from the morbid caufe adding ftrongly upon it, or from topical affeddion of the brain, delirium, coma, or total want of fleep> fubfultus tendinum, tremulous motion of the hands, inability to put out the tongue, convulfions, wreak irregular frequent pulfe, or very flow pulfe with fymptoms of an opprefled brain ; very quick or very flow breathing, infer Ability to light, and all other ftimuli; (deafnefs is generally an exception ;) the various fecretions either flopped, or col¬ liquative evacuations, involuntary palling of ftools and urine, fudden change of the urine from high coloured to limpid, without any apparent caufe; exceflive vifcidity of the fe¬ cretions, particularly in the membrana Schnei- deriana. 3. Symptoms of debility from real failure of the vis vitae, feeble pulfe, fainting on the leaft motion, feeble voice, change of voice, ' or )