Volume 1

The standard physician : a new and practical encyclopaedia of medicine and hygiene especially prepared for the household / edited by Sir James Crichton-Browne [and others].

Date:
1908-1909
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    PAGE Larynx (141-142) ; 1 racliea (142-143) > llu’ioid gland (143) j Inings (14^,-144). 2. Or^.Dis of Digestion : Mouth (145-147) ; Pharynx (147); (I^sophagus (145) j Stomach (14^) ? Intestinal tract (i48-I4()) ; Liver (150) ; Pancreas (130) ; Spleen (150). 3. Urinary Organs : Ividneys (15^) j Lceters (151) i Pladder (151)- X. Circulatory System ^52-157 Heart (152-154) ; Current ol blood (153); Pericardium (153); Arteries (i54~i55) 1 \ ems (i55~^5^^) ’ Process of ciiculation (15^^-157)- XI Nervous System i57~i^o I. Central Organs : Ih'ain (157-158), S})inal cord (158). 2. Peri- pheral Xerves : Cerebral nerves (i5^-L59) ; Spinal nerves (159). 5. Synipathelic Xerve, and its branches (i59~^^^o). XIL Organs of Special' Sense 160-164 I. 'Phe Eye: Motor ap])aratus '(160); Protective organs (160- r()r) ; Lyeball (161-162) ; Refracting })ortions (162) ; Percej)- tion of liglit (162). 2. The Ear : External ear (163) ; Middle ear (163) ; Internal ear (163-164) ; Percei)tion of sound (164). XIIL Organs of Generation 164-169 Male organs (164-166) ; ICxternal female organs (165-167) ; Internal female organs (167-169). CiEXKRAL Remarks ox Disease 1. Nature of Disease 170-173 II. Causes of Disease 173-177 III. Origin of Disease 177-179 IV. Course of Disease ... 179-181 V. Termination of Disease 181-183 Diagxosis axd Treatmext of Disease I. Diagnosis of Disease 184-187 11. Treatment of Disease 187-189 Pathology—Hygiexe—Materia Medica {Tor coniplete list of topics treated in this part of the work, see the index.) Bacteria Insects Parasites Parasitic Diseases.— Anthrax (228); Bac- teria (249) ; I'ilaria (436) ; Harvest-Tick (499) ; Insect Stings and Bites (56()) ; Lice (599) : Parasites (772) ; Sand-Elea (857) ; Scabies (853) ; lapeworm (940) ; Trichinosis (965) ; Wood-Tick (1038) ; W'orms (1038). Baths—Cures—Massage.—Air-ILith (196) ; Baths and Bathing (254) ; Bran-P>ath (287) ; Climate and Disease (325) ; Electricity, Therapeutic Application ot (331) ; Eango (431) ; Era])e-Cure (463) ; Harden- (497) i Herb-Bath (525) ; Hot-Air Bath (535) ; Light-Bath,