Bulletin Nos. 212-214
Bulletin Nos. 212-214
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m., mouth moist; 10:50 a. m., convulsions; 11:15 a. m., could not stand; 11:55 a. m., could sit up in usual posture; 1 :54 p. m., appeared normal. At 3 :50 p. m.
the temperature Was 103.3° F. The animal lived about a year after the close of this investigation.
A rabbit weighing 1,559 grams, which had not received any pre- vious injections, was given hypodermically at 9:54 a m., April 5, 1905, 30 drops of the extract used in the preceding case. The tem- perature five minutes before administratio...n was 100.8° F. The fol- lowing symptoms developed rapidly: After nine minutes, interfer- 121—11 30 MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS.
ence with the gait, followed shortly by urination and increasing evi- dences of wealmess, with marked difficulty in standing, was noted; slight convulsions were seen 35 minutes after administration, repeated at intervals during the following hour and a quarter; at 11 :15 a. m.
paralysis of the hind legs led to a straddling attitude, head held back, and sphincter relaxed. The temperature at 11:50 a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
m., mouth moist; 10:50 a. m., convulsions; 11:15 a. m., could not stand; 11:55 a. m., could sit up in usual posture; 1 :54 p. m., appeared normal. At 3 :50 p. m.
the temperature Was 103.3° F. The animal lived about a year after the close of this investigation.
A rabbit weighing 1,559 grams, which had not received any pre- vious injections, was given hypodermically at 9:54 a m., April 5, 1905, 30 drops of the extract used in the preceding case. The tem- perature five minutes before administratio...n was 100.8° F. The fol- lowing symptoms developed rapidly: After nine minutes, interfer- 121—11 30 MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS.
ence with the gait, followed shortly by urination and increasing evi- dences of wealmess, with marked difficulty in standing, was noted; slight convulsions were seen 35 minutes after administration, repeated at intervals during the following hour and a quarter; at 11 :15 a. m.
paralysis of the hind legs led to a straddling attitude, head held back, and sphincter relaxed. The temperature at 11:50 a.
What to read after Bulletin Nos. 212-214?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Bureau of Plant Industry to read onlineMoreLess
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