Observation in medicine, or, The art of case-taking : including a special description of the most common thoracic diseases, and abnormal states of the blood and urine / by John Southey Warter.

  • Warter, John Southey.
Date:
1865
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Credit: Observation in medicine, or, The art of case-taking : including a special description of the most common thoracic diseases, and abnormal states of the blood and urine / by John Southey Warter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    METHOD OF TAKING CASES. Name, Age, and Date of Admission. General Appearance. Nourishment—Posture—Expression of Face-Eyelids Eyes Conjunctivas—Pupils, &c.—(Chapter I.) Digestive System. Mouth —Lips—Gums — Teeth—Odour of Breath — Tongue—Appetite—Thirst-Nausea and Vomiting— Character of Vomit—Bowels—Motions Abdomen [liver, spleen, tumours, &c.]—(Chapter II.) Urinary System. Dysuria—Quantity passed in Twenty-four Hours— eolour-SmeU-Addi^-Spedfi0 Gravity-Deposit Giemical and Microscopical Examination alone and combined [albumen, casts, blood, sugar, and bile]—(Chapter III.) Genital System. C1rr7Di* °f ‘he °rganS of Oration in both Male and Female—(Chapter IV.)