Functional Diagnosis
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In actual life, the situations are not so simple as the lifting of a dumb-bell under a physician's direction. The complex-processes of life call for cardiac reaction to visual and auditory stimuli and other sensations not meas- urable in terms of physical work. For example, while crossing a road, the sudden approach of a vehicle or a cry will startle the patient. One cannot estimate in foot-pounds of work the effect the excitement has upon the heart, and until we can translate the indefinite ef...fects into numerical data, the problem of the heart's functional capacity with the exactions of ordinary living will be only incompletely solved.
FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY OF CIRCULATION 167 Barringer found that the delayed rise in systolic blood-pressure was obtained after large amounts of work which varied normally accord- ing to the subject's physique and condition of muscular training.
In a recent study of Barringer 's method in a military hospital in London, Rapport asserts that Barringer 's method of ascertaining the shape of the blood-pressure curve excludes the variations which occur in the fractions of a minute following accomplished exercise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In actual life, the situations are not so simple as the lifting of a dumb-bell under a physician's direction. The complex-processes of life call for cardiac reaction to visual and auditory stimuli and other sensations not meas- urable in terms of physical work. For example, while crossing a road, the sudden approach of a vehicle or a cry will startle the patient. One cannot estimate in foot-pounds of work the effect the excitement has upon the heart, and until we can translate the indefinite ef...fects into numerical data, the problem of the heart's functional capacity with the exactions of ordinary living will be only incompletely solved.
FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY OF CIRCULATION 167 Barringer found that the delayed rise in systolic blood-pressure was obtained after large amounts of work which varied normally accord- ing to the subject's physique and condition of muscular training.
In a recent study of Barringer 's method in a military hospital in London, Rapport asserts that Barringer 's method of ascertaining the shape of the blood-pressure curve excludes the variations which occur in the fractions of a minute following accomplished exercise.
What to read after Functional Diagnosis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Kahn to read onlineMoreLess
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