The Practice of Dental Medicine
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It could not lift its head or move its body or thighs, and was handled on a pillow. The right femur and left scapula were perceptibly swollen. Dentition was delayed. The upper and lower middle incisors only were erupted, and these were almost hidden by spongy ecchymotic gums. In the roof of the mouth was a purplish tumor with an eroded apex. The fetor of its breath was marked. The body was bathed in sweat. The stools were hard and variegated in light drab and dark slate colors, with an offensiv...e odor like that of a carnivorous animal.
The child cried with pain on being handled and was fretful and wakeful during the nights. This array of symptoms completed a picture of pitiful distress.' Treatment. — The food was changed at once to fresh cow's-milk and barley flour as a basis. Orange-juice and raw scraped beef were given daily, which the child took with the greatest avidity. Scraped apple and tender sprigs of fresh lettuce and cabbage were also allowed by way of variety. A cool sponge bath at 75° F., with gentle friction, was given every morning for its tonic effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It could not lift its head or move its body or thighs, and was handled on a pillow. The right femur and left scapula were perceptibly swollen. Dentition was delayed. The upper and lower middle incisors only were erupted, and these were almost hidden by spongy ecchymotic gums. In the roof of the mouth was a purplish tumor with an eroded apex. The fetor of its breath was marked. The body was bathed in sweat. The stools were hard and variegated in light drab and dark slate colors, with an offensiv...e odor like that of a carnivorous animal.
The child cried with pain on being handled and was fretful and wakeful during the nights. This array of symptoms completed a picture of pitiful distress.' Treatment. — The food was changed at once to fresh cow's-milk and barley flour as a basis. Orange-juice and raw scraped beef were given daily, which the child took with the greatest avidity. Scraped apple and tender sprigs of fresh lettuce and cabbage were also allowed by way of variety. A cool sponge bath at 75° F., with gentle friction, was given every morning for its tonic effect.
What to read after The Practice of Dental Medicine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eames, George Franklin to read onlineMoreLess
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