Two treatises. The first of pulses, the second of urines / By J. Fernelius, [tr. by] Abdiah Cole and Nich. Culpeper.

  • Jean Fernel
Date:
1662
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Credit: Two treatises. The first of pulses, the second of urines / By J. Fernelius, [tr. by] Abdiah Cole and Nich. Culpeper. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    beats onely upon the fecond and fourth, or firft and chird finger, and not upon che refft.. A PuHe, is called uneven in magnitude, vebemency, bardnefs, or fulne(s when all fingers couch it alike, and yee maguitude or greatnefs, vehemency, or ftrength, hardnefs orfulnefs is notalrke to allifchere be hardnefs withall; this Pulfe is called ferratus or fawed pulfe. there is alfo.an uneven pulfe, in refpect ofthe fituation of che parts of the Artery when one parc of it cunns.to, the right hand, another.co the left, one upwards, anether downwards, if chis be wery manifelt, and che diaiftole or dilatation Sf the Artery begreac it, is called Vibra- tus pulfus or a darting pulfe, in. which there is an often, unequal fhaking asin darts which are thrown with a-quick force, 1fit be lefs manifelt, and the Ar- _ tery appear ftrerched and. drawn afide, | -on both fides, the Pulfe is called convul- _| dive. The Pulfe is ‘called: wudofus .or | seater-like, when the Artery ftrikes.the firft finger.more fully and ftrongly, and the fecond more weakly and gencly, and the third finger fuller and ftconger, | and ftrikes the fourth finger more gently, this is called weve like the-biliows of D4 + MEL s
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