The former, viz. the cough, is strong, incessant, sometimes dry, but generally accompanied, even at its first coming on, •with an expectoration of thin, sharp mucus ; the latter, viz. the fever, is attended with increased heat, and with extreme restlessness... The London Medical and Physical Journal - Seite 3701803Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
| 1803 - 572 Seiten
...}<J night, the cough and fever become greatly aggravated. The former, viz. the cough, is strong and incessant, sometimes dry, but generally accompanied...anxiety. There is also some confusion of the head. At this time the pulse in often from lio to 120. In the morning there is a considerable remission •... | |
| Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1803 - 572 Seiten
...viz. the cough, is strong and incessant, sometimes dry, but generally accompanied (even at its fi^st coming on) with an expectoration of thin, sharp mucus...anxiety. There is also some confusion of the head. At this time the pulse is often "from no to 120. In the morning there is a considerable remission of the... | |
| Robert Thomas - 1828 - 1118 Seiten
...became greatly aggravated, and was strong and almost incessant, being usually accompanied, even on its first coming on, with an expectoration of thin sharp mucus. The evening paroxysm of fever was likewise more severe, being attended with extreme anxiety and restlessness,... | |
| Thomas Andrew - 1842 - 728 Seiten
...some part of the abdomen. By the second or third night the cough and fever become greatly aggravated. The former, viz., the cough, is strong, incessant,...with increased heat, and with extreme restlessness anil anxiety. There is also some confusion of the head at this time ; tiie pulse is often from 100... | |
| 1852 - 440 Seiten
...during the changes of the weather in the present epidemic." accompanied (even at its first coining on) with an expectoration of thin sharp mucus; the...anxiety. There is also some confusion of the head. At this time the pulse is often from 110 to 120. In the morning there is a considerable remission of the... | |
| 1890 - 584 Seiten
...cough and fever become greatly aggravated. The cough is strong and incessant, sometimes dry, but often accompanied (even at its first coming on) with an expectoration of thin sharp mucus ; the fever is attended with increased heat and with extreme restlessness and anxiety. There is also some... | |
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