Manual of Medical Jurisprudence
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2. Irritation in the cheek and a tingling sensation over the whole body, accompanied with twitch- ings. 3 The eyes and teeth are often fixed. 4. The hands, feet and NARCOTICOACRID POISONS. 29 forehead are cold, and covered with a cold sweat. In one case idiocy was produced.
Dissection discloses — 1. Redness of the inner membrane of the stom- ach and small intestines ; sometimes of the throat and rectum. 2. Lungs dense, dark and gorged. 3. Cerebral vessels turgid.
Wall is an active poison of Ind...ia. The principle is an alkaloid, called aconitine. The symptoms are, difficulty of breathing, convulsions and paralysis of the extremities.
Black Hellebore produces 1. Nausea, vomiting, delirium, contortions, coldness and death. 2. The circulation is arrested, and the respiration constrained.
Dissection reveals — 1. An inflamed state of the whole digestive canal.
2. The lungs gorged with blood.
White Hellebore, Indian Poke, produces — 1. Spasms, suffocation, loss of voice and coldness over the body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. Irritation in the cheek and a tingling sensation over the whole body, accompanied with twitch- ings. 3 The eyes and teeth are often fixed. 4. The hands, feet and NARCOTICOACRID POISONS. 29 forehead are cold, and covered with a cold sweat. In one case idiocy was produced.
Dissection discloses — 1. Redness of the inner membrane of the stom- ach and small intestines ; sometimes of the throat and rectum. 2. Lungs dense, dark and gorged. 3. Cerebral vessels turgid.
Wall is an active poison of Ind...ia. The principle is an alkaloid, called aconitine. The symptoms are, difficulty of breathing, convulsions and paralysis of the extremities.
Black Hellebore produces 1. Nausea, vomiting, delirium, contortions, coldness and death. 2. The circulation is arrested, and the respiration constrained.
Dissection reveals — 1. An inflamed state of the whole digestive canal.
2. The lungs gorged with blood.
White Hellebore, Indian Poke, produces — 1. Spasms, suffocation, loss of voice and coldness over the body.
What to read after Manual of Medical Jurisprudence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean, Amos, 1803-1868 to read onlineMoreLess
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