10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AUSCULTATOR»
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The physical examination of the chest in pulmonary ...
Whether we hold the stethoscope with the hand or with the head, it is incumbent
upon the auscultator to press with extreme lightness : for two reasons ; first, that
he may not cause pain to the patient ; and secondly, that he may not suppress the
...
Somerville Scott Alison, 1861
2
The Medical Times and Gazette
Whenever, then, an auscultator in the abdominal regions detects regularly such a
low number of single sounds as 160, there can be no question that these are to
be referred not to the fcetal, but to the maternal heart ; at all events most certainly
...
3
German university education; or, The professors and students ...
Ill quirements, he then applies to the superior court (Obergericht) of the province
in which he wishes for employment, to be appointed " Auscultator" (listener). His
application must be written in Latin, and accompanied by his college testimonials
...
Walter Copland Perry, 1846
4
The Diagnosis of Diseases of the Heart and Thoracic Aorta: ...
The auricles are merely introduced by the auscultator, with a slight screw
movement, into each external oar, and are simply retained in situ ; the conducting
tubes end by plugging into a vulcanite cup for application over the chest-wall.
There is ...
Arthur Ernest Sansom, 1892
5
Auscultation and Percussion
head of the auscultator. Such an impulse indicates hypertrophy of one or both
sides of the heart, its cavities either remaining of normal capacity, or being
slightly dilated; or it may be the result of increased action in a healthy heart. We
can only ...
6
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
The auscultator can use it in the sitting po9ture, with his head seldom deviating
from the erect position, and, in some cases, without disturbing the patient while
asleep. As it does not require the head of the stethoscopist to be over the chest of
...
These earplates, which, thanks to the adjustability of the headspring, can be
brought very close to the external meatus of the auditory canal, serve to protect
the auscultator, as much as possible, from hearing sounds coming from the
exterior, ...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1897
8
A Treatise on the Diseases of the Heart and Great Vessels: ...
It is necessary to reiterate these obvious rules, because, from inadvertence, they
are habitually neglected by novices. In exploring a delicate murmur, the
auscultator should hold his own breath, [and request the patient to inspire very
fully, then ...
James Hope, Caspar Wistar Pennock, 1842
9
The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal ...
examination the candidate is sworn in as an Auscultator at one of the Superior
Courts of Law, and is assigned as a pupil to one of the College of Judges. In this
character he makes himself acquainted with the procedure of the Courts, and
acts ...
10
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society
If he can answer these requirements he then applies to the superior court (
Obergericht) of the province in which he wishes for employment, to be appointed
an " Auscultator," or lawyer's assistant. His application must be written in Latin,
and ...
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