An Account of the Yellow Fever As It Prevailed in the City of New York in the
An Account of the Yellow Fever As It Prevailed in the City of New York in the
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It is found on questioning the patient, that the voice is evidently altered, that a glairy fluid distils from the nose, and that the patient, in most instances, every now and then coughs. All Account of the Yelloiv Fever. 187 these are quite different from yellow fever. Arejula consi- ders '' dry nostrils" asoneof the symptoms of the disease.
Infoxication. - — The stupor, insensibility and comatose condition in which persons labouring under intoxiration are usually found, together with the spir...ituous odour gene- rally perceived in the breath, are sufficient to prevent the physician from being misled by the redness of the eye and flushed countenance. Besides which, as the stupor goes of} the patient evidently improves in proportion, and the vomiting is followed by relief. The nature of the dis- charges from the stomach will also throw light on the cause of his complaint.
Aslhma. — 1 have been induced to put asthma in the list, because I have observed, by the careless and very errone- ous manner in which authors have spoken of the respira- tion, many would s-uppose that this function was as seriously impaired in yellow kver, as in asthma or pleurisy : and one writer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is found on questioning the patient, that the voice is evidently altered, that a glairy fluid distils from the nose, and that the patient, in most instances, every now and then coughs. All Account of the Yelloiv Fever. 187 these are quite different from yellow fever. Arejula consi- ders '' dry nostrils" asoneof the symptoms of the disease.
Infoxication. - — The stupor, insensibility and comatose condition in which persons labouring under intoxiration are usually found, together with the spir...ituous odour gene- rally perceived in the breath, are sufficient to prevent the physician from being misled by the redness of the eye and flushed countenance. Besides which, as the stupor goes of} the patient evidently improves in proportion, and the vomiting is followed by relief. The nature of the dis- charges from the stomach will also throw light on the cause of his complaint.
Aslhma. — 1 have been induced to put asthma in the list, because I have observed, by the careless and very errone- ous manner in which authors have spoken of the respira- tion, many would s-uppose that this function was as seriously impaired in yellow kver, as in asthma or pleurisy : and one writer.
What to read after An Account of the Yellow Fever As It Prevailed in the City of New York in the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter S Peter Solomon Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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