A New Medical Dictionary Containing An Explanation of the Terms in Anatomy
A New Medical Dictionary Containing An Explanation of the Terms in Anatomy
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) Vomit us cmentus.
A vomiting of blood. A vomiting of blood is readily to be distinguished f>om one which proceeds from the lings, by its being usually preceded by a sense of weight, pain, or anxiety in the region of the stomach ; by its being unaccompanied by any cough ; by its being discharged in a very considerable quantity ; by its being of a dark colour, and somewhat grumous ; and by its being mixed with the other con- tents of the stomach.
The disease may be occasioned by any thing recei...ved into the stomach, which sti- mulates it violently or wounds it ; or may proceed from blows, bruises, or any other cause capable of exciting inflammation in this organ, or of determining too great a flow of blood to it; but it arises more usally as a symptom of some other disease (such as a suppression of the menstrual, hxmorrhoidal flux, or obstructions in the liver, spleen, and other viscera) than as a primary affection.
Haematemesis is seldom so profuse as to destroy the patient suddenly, and the prin- cipal danger seems to arise, either from the great debility which repeated attacks of the complaint induce, or from the lodg- ment of blood in the intestines, which by becoming putrid might occasion some other disagreeable disorder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Vomit us cmentus.
A vomiting of blood. A vomiting of blood is readily to be distinguished f>om one which proceeds from the lings, by its being usually preceded by a sense of weight, pain, or anxiety in the region of the stomach ; by its being unaccompanied by any cough ; by its being discharged in a very considerable quantity ; by its being of a dark colour, and somewhat grumous ; and by its being mixed with the other con- tents of the stomach.
The disease may be occasioned by any thing recei...ved into the stomach, which sti- mulates it violently or wounds it ; or may proceed from blows, bruises, or any other cause capable of exciting inflammation in this organ, or of determining too great a flow of blood to it; but it arises more usally as a symptom of some other disease (such as a suppression of the menstrual, hxmorrhoidal flux, or obstructions in the liver, spleen, and other viscera) than as a primary affection.
Haematemesis is seldom so profuse as to destroy the patient suddenly, and the prin- cipal danger seems to arise, either from the great debility which repeated attacks of the complaint induce, or from the lodg- ment of blood in the intestines, which by becoming putrid might occasion some other disagreeable disorder.
What to read after A New Medical Dictionary Containing An Explanation of the Terms in Anatomy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hooper to read onlineMoreLess
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