A Treatise on the Practice of Medicine, Band 1

abdomen action active acute affection alimentary canal antimony antiphlogistic appearance application attended becomes bleeding blisters blood blood-letting bowels brain bronchia calomel cause cerebral character chronic cold commencement congestion considerable contagion copious cough course cutaneous derangement diaphoresis diaphoretic discharges disease doses dysentery effusion emetic emollient employed epigastrium eruption erysipelas evacuations excitement expectoration extremely fatal favorable febrile fever fluid frequently gastric gastritis give rise gout grains hæmorrhage heart and arteries heat hepatic inflammation inflammatory influence instances intermittents intestinal ipecacuanha irritation kind leeches less liver lungs malady manifest matter measles mercurial miasmata moderate morbid mucous membrane observed occasionally occurs opium organs pain paroxysm particularly patient peculiar period phenomena pleurisy produce pulse purgatives pustules remedy respiration rheumatism Richter skin slight small-pox sometimes stage stomach supervene suppuration surface symptoms synochal termination tion tongue treatment typhus ulceration urine usually variety variolous vascular vesicles violent vomiting