The Practitioner's handbook of treatment

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Acute rheumatismPrinciples of treatment Aftermanagement 266
106
DepressantsAntimonyAconiteVeratrumAction of alcohol
107
Origin and manifestations
108
Treatment of lithiasis
109
Suppressed gout its management
110
Rheumatic gout 269 273 276 280 284 286 CHAPTER XII
111
The constitution its outward indicationsPhysiognomical diag nosis
112
Quinine and digitalis
113
The gouty diathesis
114
The nervous diathesis
115
The strumous diathesis
116
The bilious diathesis
117
The lymphatic diathesis
118
The hemorrhagic diathesisBlends
119
CHAPTER V
120
Treatment
121
Treatment of the stage betwixt the inflammatory rise and convales
126
SECT PAGE 48 Calomel and opiumLocal applications
129
Convalescence its management
130
Asthenic inflammation its treatment
132
Specific inflammations and their management
135
Cardiac failure
137
Parenchymatous inflammations their course
139
Their treatment
141
Inflammatory products their indications
142
The dietary
143
CHAPTER VI
145
Indications for treatment
147
The treatment of catarrh
149
Specific anæmia
150
Plethora its causal associations
151
Therapeutic indicationsDietetic measuresPurgation
154
Bronchopneumonia
155
Congestion its forms and causes
157
Edema its causation in relation to treatment
162
CHAPTER VII
163
Troubles of digestionInfantile remittent fever
167
Bronchitis in childrenColds
168
Imperfect tissue growthOil inunctionsStrumaTubercle Syphilis Indications for management
169
Decay Senile decay its oncome and pathology
174
Indications for treatmentDietAlcoholClothes
177
Nutrition nervous and vascular
180
Fatty degeneration
183
Rheums
184
CHAPTER VIII
186
Connective tissue normal and abnormal
191
Pathological but perfect connective tissue
192
Degraded connective tissueTubercle
194
Progress of tubercleRelations to treatment
196
Importance of fatFoodCodliver oilClimate
199
SECT PAGE 77 Hectic fever its treatmentEffects of restPreventive measures
203
Malignant connective tissueCancer its varieties
211
Therapeutic indications
213
CHAPTER IX
216
Remedial agents their actionAntiseptics
219
Specific poisonsMalaria its seats
221
Quinine how to be givenMalarial dysenteryIpecacuan
223
Cholera its nature and treatment
226
Specific fevers their general management
227
Special points to be attended to
228
Diphtheria its indications
230
Influenza its treatment
231
DengueYellow fever
232
CHAPTER X
234
Hemorrhage its managementOther discharges their treatment
237
Syncope its treatmentAsphyxia its management
240
The theory of stimulants
241
Circumstances modifying the action of stimulantsSecondary effects of excessive stimulation
245
Medicinal stimulation
246
Alcohol as a food its other actions its use in convalescence
247
The relations of acute and chronic diseaseAcute disease becoming chronic its indications
252
The balance of parts in power as well as in function in chronic disease and in convalescence
255
Chronic disease becoming acute
258
CHAPTER XI
260
Treatmenthygienic dietetic and medicinal
263
Rheumatism what is it?
265
288
291
294
296
Opium its action on different centres on the vascular system on the nervous system in the relief of pain
308
Effect on motor and secretory actions
313
Hydrate of chloral
314
Bromide of potassium
316
CHAPTER XIV
335
CHAPTER XVI
393
SECT PAGE 164 Points in dietDistant irritation
402
Liver affectionsThe action of mercurySuperfluous bile
405
Tropical biliary disturbances Sir Joseph Fayrers remark Intes tinal acidity of Prout
415
gentle cathartic points in each Mercury
418
Purgation in intestinal stricture in the aged and at the menopause Purgative waters
423
Fluids
452
Remedial measures
453
In valvular disease of the heart
454
Vesical maladies
455
CHAPTER XVIII
456
Importance of the ailments of women
457
In relation to the nervous system
458
Anaphrodisiacs
459
Blenorrhagia in both sexesIts management
461
Puberty in girlsPoints in practice
463
The menopause
470
its forms their treatment
472
its varieties and treatment
473
Dysmenorrhoea
477
CHAPTER XIX
480
their causation and general management
486
Their relations to the stomach uterus liver and kidneys
488
SyphilidaTheir treatment
491
Neurosal skin affections
492
Injuries and parasitesTheir treatment
493
CornsWarts
494
UlcersPrinciples of treatment
497
CHAPTER XX
499
Theory of absorbentsIodineMercuryTheir applications in practice
501
Inflammation of the lymphatics
504
Glandular suppuration
505
Inflammation of the lymph spaces serous sacsTheir treatment
506
Passive accumulations
508
CHAPTER XXI
510
HyperæmiaIts treatment
513
Vascular cerebral hyperæmiaIts management
515
Cerebral anæmiaPoints in practice
517
Local cerebral anæmiaVasomotor arrangements
519
InsomniaIts management
520
DeliriumIts varietiesTheir treatmentMoral management Remedial measures
534
Headache forms ofTheir treatment
537
Cerebral paralysisIndications in each case
538
SunstrokeTreatment of
540
Affections of the spinal cordVarieties of Treatment of each
541
EpilepsyIts production and treatmentNightterrors
542
ChoreaIts forms
546
HysteriaIts varieties and their management
547
SECT PAGE 220 NeuralgiaGeneral lines of treatment
549
Electricityits use
551
The therapeutic instinct
552
CHAPTER XXII
553
Our housesVentilation
554
WaterEffects of impure water
556
SewageSewerageEarth closets
557
PythogenesisDisinfectionSewer gasSpecial disinfection
559
InfectionMedical menNurses
563
Fever hospitals cottage and other
564
Private hygieneThe healthy and the sick
565
Bathing resorts
569
Mineral watersTheir varieties and uses
570
BathsCold warm hot sand mud peat etc
573
Health resortsFor the consumptive
575
Change of air in India Sir Joseph Fayrer
579
Change of air in AmericaTours
583
CHAPTER XXIII
585
HydrocarbonsForceproducing materialEffects of foodsForms of diet
588
The diet in lithiasis
596
In combined lithiasis and diabetes
598
DrinksMilk beeftea ricewater etc
600
As stimulants
604
As beveragesAs water
606
As a means of affecting temperature
607
Diet curesGrape strawberry milk whey and koumiss cures Substitutes for milkArtificial digestion
609
CHAPTER XXIV
614
Invalid food
617
Fat
619
CHAPTER XXV
622
Albuminoids for histogenesis
626
Forms of upset
628
CHAPTER XXVI
632
What to observe
638
The manner of the examination
639
Our social conduct
642
The natural history of disease
645
As instanced in the relation of Brights disease to the circulation
647
To be forewarned is to be forearmed
651
The future and our duty
652
Blood pressure effects of agents upon 136 Compensatory changes in valvular lesions 316 319 321
657
338
659
The present position of therapeutics
1
Health a balance of parts
7
The choice of remedies
13
CHAPTER II

Términos y frases comunes

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TítuloThe Practitioner's handbook of treatment
AutorJohn Milner Fothergill
EditorLea, 1887
Largo660 páginas
  
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