10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «STERTOROUS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
stertorous in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
stertorous im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Encyclopaedia of Pure Materia Medica
stertorous,5'' ; (after seven hours),"'. — Respiration 20, stertorous (after three
hours) ; slow (after four hours),'00. — Rapid stertorous breathing (after eight
hours),'". — Stertorous breathing ; occasionally there was such an impediment in
the ...
2
Portable Signs and Symptoms
Respirations, stertorous Characterized by a harsh, rattling, or snoring sound,
stertorous respirations usually result from the vibration of relaxed oropharyngeal
structures during sleep or coma, causing partial airway obstruction. Less
commonly ...
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins,
2007
3
Nursing Know-how: Evaluating signs & symptoms
Respirations, stertorous Characterized by a harsh, rattling, or snoring sound,
stertorous respirations usually result from the vibration of relaxed oropharyngeal
structures during sleep or coma, causing partial airway obstruction. Less
commonly ...
4
The Medical Times and Gazette: A Journal of Medical Science, ...
8.30 p.m. : Quite comatose, unable to move, )upils firmly contracted, respiration
slow and stertorous. In ected half a grain of atropine, and made attempts to drag
him about. 9.30: Further attempts to move him were useless; pulse very weak.
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Key Notes of Material Medica
Where there is continued and steady stertorous breathing (there may be
occasional stertorous breathing as for instance, coming on and lasting a little
while after a convulsion--but wait and see whether that does not presently die
away; if there ...
6
Interpreting Signs and Symptoms
The major pathologic causes of stertorous respirations are obstructive sleep
apnea and life-threatening upper airway obstruction associated with an
oropharyngeal tumor or with uvular or palatal edema. This obstruction may also
occur during ...
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins,
2007
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Lectures on Clinical Materia Medica
You see the picture of Opium in typhoid fever with profound cerebral congestion
resulting in paralysis of the brain, dropping of the lower jaw and stertorous
breathing. Often when Opium is called for in this disease, the body is bathed in a
hot ...
8
Medical Inquiries and Observations
The cynanche trachealis is attended with most danger, when the patient labours
under a constant and audible stertorous breathing. The danger is less, when a
dry stertorous cough attends, with easy respiration in its intervals. The danger is
is ...
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The London Medical and Physical Journal
iations as (he never before experienced, or will ever be erased from her memory ;
her respiration was still laborious and in some measure stertorous, and these
symptoms remained, sometimes better, and at others worse, till after the ...
10
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
At five, p. m. the mixture was altered, some stimulating cordial being added to it,
and a bolus containing some ammonia and camphor, to be taken every four
hours, was ordered. Seven, p.m. Dozing, breathing stertorous, 24 in a minute,
pulse ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «STERTOROUS» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
stertorous im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
On the road: Honda CR-V – car review
I shouted as the stertorous automatic gear change dragged me clumsily along. “Not unless they'd eaten blue cheese and gone to sleep thinking about Talgarth ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Upland Chronicles: Sevierville: Summer of 1915
Agee wrote: "A street car raising its moan: stopping, belling, stertorous, rousing and raising again its ironclad moan and swimming its gold windows and straw ... «The Mountain Press, Jul 15»
The Saturday poem: In the Vicinity of the Crank-House
That bit of Christina Rossetti in a stertorous way. / There are worse ways of being a connoisseur / Than quoting Christina Rossetti, and comparing walking sticks. «The Guardian, Apr 15»
Tragic final hours of Abraham Lincoln recounted on anniversary of …
... eyes were closed and he was in a profoundly comatose condition, while his breathing was intermittent and exceedingly stertorous (i.e., noisy and laborious). «Catholic Online, Apr 15»
Exploring the Corruption of the Soul in the Works of Oscar Wilde …
When Dracula drinks Lucy's blood and turns her into a vampire, he demonstrates his corrupting effect on her: “Her breathing grew stertorous, the mouth opened, ... «Student Pulse, Apr 15»
Artifacts of Lincoln assassination are the stuff of history
When she asked me to do what I could he was then in a profound Coma, pulse could not be felt, eyes closed, stertorous [labored] breathing. I immediately with ... «Washington Post, Mär 15»
Julianna Barwick brings soothing music to Der Rathskeller
At the very start of his set, he set off something stertorous and rumbling, like electronic breathing. The music was reminiscent of Oneohtrix Point Never's work ... «Madison.com, Feb 15»
January 2015
... highest prestige upon the masticating cacophony of stertorous belches and promotional coupons promising a two-for-one special during the next vulgar visit. «Reluctant Habits, Jan 15»
David Donovan accident and survival story
I later learned that most of the oxygen gathered from my suddenly stertorous breathing was escaping uselessly into my chest, between the two broken pieces of ... «Independent Australia, Nov 14»
Manchester City vs Manchester United - Player ratings
Necromantic. stertorous. coruscating, and lastly, unbelievably prodigious. If you've ever yearned to witness a match of such unimpeachable fervor and caliber, ... «Sportskeeda, Nov 14»