The influence of tropical climates on European constitutions : to which is added tropical hygiene, or the preservation of health in all hot climates, (adapted to general perusal) / by James Johnson.

  • Johnson, James, 1777-1845.
Date:
1818
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Credit: The influence of tropical climates on European constitutions : to which is added tropical hygiene, or the preservation of health in all hot climates, (adapted to general perusal) / by James Johnson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    Page Stimulants, fatal effects of in Me- diterr;ini\iii fever - - 250 Stu(iy, effects of, on tiie human frame _ _ . . 422 ■ —nocturnal,considered - 424 Sunderbunds, suggestions concern- ing the - ' - - - 67 Surface and liver, sj-mpathy be- tween the - - - - 165 Sympathy - - _ _ 10 cutaneo-hepatic - 13 between the mental & hepatic functions - - 75 ■ between the surface & liver ----- 165 — liver and brain - - . - 182 Symptoms and causes of vitiated biliary secretion - - 16 Systems, glandular and nervous in fever - - - - 25 Syphilis,scruple doses of'calomcl in 216 Temperature, tables of the ranse of - - - - - 157 • ^ medium of Jamaica 163 ■ vicissitudes of at Madras - - - - 181 eflecis of, on mias- mata . - - . 358 equality of, to be observed in dysentery -■ 441 Temperance, on board feast India ships . ... 399 . & coolness to be ob- serv' by Europeans - S32 Teniiioation, fatal rapiditj' of, in iVlttriegalante fever - - 362 Tetanus - - - - 370 fatal case of, with dissec- tion 371 • treatment of - - 373 efficacy of opiiim in 374 • free exhibition of bark & wine in - - - - S75 warm bath in - - 376 Thermometer, great height of 159 Theory ofthe different tints of skin 191 topography of Onrust Island 128 Page Topography of the Mediterraneans'];^ Medical. ofCadiz 278 the Isle de Leon - - _ - 292 Minorca 295 Port- ]\Iahon . . - -. 303 Rome 303 Egypt 328 leans New Or- of Edam Island - 425 129 Trismus in cholera morbus, cured by bleeding _ _ _ 228 Tropical Hygiene - - 380 Typhns,misappUcatioH ofthe word 464 Venesection ... gi circumstances to be considered in - - - in fevers of India in dysentery in fevers of Sicily .— in yellow fever - in New Orleans dy- 33 105 204 324 350 sentery - - . - 431 Ventilation, want of, a cause of contagion _ - _ 262 Vicissitudes of temperature at Madras - - - - 181 Ulceration of the intestines in New Orleans dysentery - 439 Utility of m-.rcury in Andalusian fever - - - - 288 of the spleen accounted for 29 Walcheren and Beveland - 41 Wales's, Prince of, Island, salu- brity of - - - - 187 AVarden,Mr.on Chesapeake fever 377 West Indies, dancing in - 40S and East compared 407 smoaking a common practice in - _ - 410 Williamson, Capt. hisopinion con- cerning cold - _ - 53 Winter, tropical, effects of •• HI MOTTLEY AND HARRISON, PRINTEIIS, PORTSMOUTH.