The Practitioner's Handbook of Treatment, Or, The Principles of Therapeutics

action acute disease agents ailments alcohol ammonia amount anæmia arrest arterial assimilation astringents atheroma becomes betwixt blood-pressure bowels brain Bright's disease bronchitis cachexia cancer cerebral cells chalybeate chloral chronic circulation cold combined commonly condition congestion connective tissue Consequently convalescence cough cutaneous diaphoretics diathesis digestion digitalis dilatation doses effect especially exanthem excessive excitement excretion fever fibres fluid functional activity furnished give given gout gouty growth hæmatics heart heat heat-loss hypertrophy imperfect increased indicated induced inflammation inflammatory iodide iron irritation kidneys lactic acid line of treatment lithiasis liver lungs malady matter measures membrane mercury muscular nerve nervous nitrogenized nutrition opium organs oxidation pain pathology patient persons poison portal circulation potash potassium practitioner produced purgation pyretic pyrexia quinine relief remedies resorted result rheumatism skin stimulant stomach strumous syphilis temperature therapeutic tion tonics tubercle typhoid uric acid urine usually vascular venous ventricle viscus