Differential Diagnosis volume 1
Differential Diagnosis volume 1
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Usu- Slow. Often hepatic. , , .
v ay obvious.
Contagion. Slow.
Often enlarged liver and spleen.
Wassermann test.
Cirrhosis Alcoholism Slow. Ascites Large L&r g^^ a]] or small liver. &, .
Contagion. Rapid.
Lower urinary tract.
Gonococci in discharge or blood.
Occasionally gonococci by culture.
Causes of Chills 1. NERVOUSNESS ) CASES TOO MANY and too vaguely enumerable for graphic 2. PYOGENIC SEPSIS j REPRESENTATION.
3. PHTHISIS 4. PNEUMONIA 5. GALL-STONES 6. MALARIA (IN NEW ENG- LAND) 7. TYPHOID... (ONSET) 1171 465 395 276 26C Many other infectious diseases at the onset.
400 CHAPTER XIV CHILLS The rapid clonic spasm of many muscles which may be the onlv mark of a chill is not to be clearly distinguished from a tremor such as many normal persons are subject to when excited. A subjective sense of cold and an abnormal temperature may or may not accompany the tremor. The chill accompanying gall-stone colic is often seen without pyrexia. Even when the chill marks the onset of an infectious disease the temperature is not always elevated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Usu- Slow. Often hepatic. , , .
v ay obvious.
Contagion. Slow.
Often enlarged liver and spleen.
Wassermann test.
Cirrhosis Alcoholism Slow. Ascites Large L&r g^^ a]] or small liver. &, .
Contagion. Rapid.
Lower urinary tract.
Gonococci in discharge or blood.
Occasionally gonococci by culture.
Causes of Chills 1. NERVOUSNESS ) CASES TOO MANY and too vaguely enumerable for graphic 2. PYOGENIC SEPSIS j REPRESENTATION.
3. PHTHISIS 4. PNEUMONIA 5. GALL-STONES 6. MALARIA (IN NEW ENG- LAND) 7. TYPHOID... (ONSET) 1171 465 395 276 26C Many other infectious diseases at the onset.
400 CHAPTER XIV CHILLS The rapid clonic spasm of many muscles which may be the onlv mark of a chill is not to be clearly distinguished from a tremor such as many normal persons are subject to when excited. A subjective sense of cold and an abnormal temperature may or may not accompany the tremor. The chill accompanying gall-stone colic is often seen without pyrexia. Even when the chill marks the onset of an infectious disease the temperature is not always elevated.
What to read after Differential Diagnosis volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard C Richard Clarke Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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