On consumption, and tuberculosis of the lungs : their diagnosis, causes, and preventive and general treatment / by E.H. Ruddock.

  • Ruddock, E. H. (Edward Harris), 1822-1875
Date:
1873
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Credit: On consumption, and tuberculosis of the lungs : their diagnosis, causes, and preventive and general treatment / by E.H. Ruddock. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Out-of-door life, 92, 97 Ozone [coirct'iiifated oxygeft), 93 Pabulum {/ood), 33. 49 Palliative Kg'roing temporary relief) ^ 98 Patholo}iy(7r<iWof disease \ \o'xok speech. 7 hat branch of nrediciue ivhich treats of the ?tatu)e, causes, and sy}npto)ns of disease , 21 Pectoral {of the breast), 82 Percussion {pe7Xiitio, to strike. The Diethod of ascertaining the condition oj subjacent Parts by the nattire of the sou?Lds elicited by strikitig over the part), ^-2. Pharynx, 59 Phthisical habit, 24, 27; diathesis, 25 ; cough witn diairnoia, i2u Phthisis \Jroni ^t/uo, to waste away). See ConsumpLioa Physical examination, value of, 60 Physical si^ns, and tnemi^itaudb ot ihcir aetcciioiiy, 59—09 Physiulugy ul me lungs, 12—15 . Pleui 33 \ihe se/ ous juenibranes that invest tne iun^s, and line t/ie inside oj the Chest if 11 Pleurisy \injia.mmaiion of the mem- brane nni.ng the tunics and chest walls), II, III Pneuiuuiiia, 14, 21 PosL-morLem examination {the opening and examination oj the body ajter death), 20 Pre-tubcrcular state, 118 Prognosis Kiieterminin^ beforehand the course oj a distase], 20 Protileration ytlie process of the gene?-a- tion OJ nezuand similar elements), 14 Pulbe, Llic, 55, 77 Pus \watcerj, 38 Rule [a rhotuhus, or rattle), iii. 113 kesidence. healthy, 89 -gi Respiration, 12 Kli.uchi, 63 Riding, 83, 119 Rowms, gynmastic exercises, etc., S3 Scrofula, 37, 93 Scrolula and ir'hthisis, 17 Sea-salt. 88 Septic ^causingputrefaction), 34 Septum sepes, a hedge A wall or diuision separating two cavities\,^ Sibiiantrnonchi(j-i(^/'/', / Am. A hissing or whistling sound,, 63 Signs, physical, and the manner of their detection, 59—69 Soil, influence of. on health. 91 Spirometry, 64 Sputa {matter spat up , 115, 120 Stetho.iCOpe(rt« instrument invented by Laejiwc for listening to the sounds oJ the chest). 10, 53 Struggle for life, 122 Struma \sciofula) 41 Summary of symptoms, 64 Supra-scnpular {above the shoulder- blades), 63 Sweating, 65 Swing, the cross-bar, 84 Swingmg the arms, 82-3 Symptoms of Consumption. 46, 59 Table of height, weight, and vital capacity, 66 Temperature 55,100; elevated, 20 Testmiony of experience, 70 Thermometry ^an instrument to jneasjire the heat of the body), 64 Thrush. 46, 50. 65 Tongue in Phthisis. 65 Tonsils. 52 Toxcemia Tofiftuu. a poison ,<nnri .blood. Blood poison . ig 1!y. {tfachus. rough. The vAnd- pipe or connnon air-pas age ol both lungs. So te}-med on account oj the inequalities of its cartilages) . 9 Treatment, epitome of, 100; difficulties of, 9S : hygienic, 72—98 ; medicinal, g8—108 Tubercles, 21, 22. 46. 52, 55. 64; course of, 22-3 Tubercular Phthisis. 19. 21 Tuberculosis, acute. 17, 19. 21 ; 15, 17, 23, 37 ; pathology of, 23 ; preventi- bility of, 17 Uvula, 52 Vascular 'vas, vessel. Relntittg to or abounding in blood-vessels), 80 Venous (pertaining to the veins], 57 Ventilation 34- 45-81: dttcciive. 36- 38; in schoos.37: among animals, 38 Viscera {internal ofgans) 49. 76 Vital capacity, 65—68 Vom\cSL[vomo to vomit. An abscess m the lungs), 23* 54.63 Walking. 32 Warmth. 89.97 . , o -.u Wasting, 47. 102 : irregular, 4B ; witn- out apparent cause. 4S Weak, weeding out the. 121 _, - , Weight, table of heighi^and_v-iial capacity, 66 J. AND w. RI DEK, PKINTEKS, LONUON. library'