10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOMNOLENCY»
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somnolency in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
somnolency and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Encyclopaedia of Pure Materia Medica
Frequently yawned and sighed (after one hour and a quarter),''. — Gapish and
tired (after three hours and a quarter),1. — [100.] Slight inclination to sleep (after
three hours and a quarter),1. — Somnolency continuing about an hour (after ten
to ...
2
St. Thomas's Hospital Reports
After thirty- five minutes, considerable somnolency, " very heavy for sleep ;" pulse
76, decidedly fuller ; pupils one tenth. After one hour and ten minutes, continued
somnolency ; pulse 76, of increased volume and power ; pupils one tenth.
St. Thomas's Hospital (London, England), 1871
3
The old vegetable neurotics, hemlock, opium, belladonna and ...
Somnolency followed, and after half an hour he fell asleep and had a short nap.
After 2 hours. Pulse 70, a little fuller and stronger. Pupil □Jj". Somnolency had
continued ; and he still felt a little sleepy. (b) Injected £ grain, three hours after tea
; ...
4
The Old vegetable neurotics
Somnolency followed, and after half an hour he fell asleep and had a short nap.
After 2 hours. Pulse 70, a little fuller and stronger. Pupil -jV'. Somnolency had
continued ; and he still felt a little sleepy . (b) Injected £ grain, three hours after
tea; ...
5
Edinburgh medical and surgical journal
It disappeared as somnolency and delirium approached. Somnolency was rarely
absent, sometimes appeared, at the very beginning, more commonly, however,
between the seventh and tenth days. It varied very much in intensity.
6
The Medical Times and Gazette: A Journal of Medical Science, ...
Should the somnolency happily pass off, other phenomena become apparent;
the circulation becomes more active, warmth returns, and a characteristic pyrcxia
occurs, with a variety of adynamic symptoms which we need not describe, but ...
7
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
The operative effects which I observed were a pricking sensation in the skin
generally, moderate sweating, warmth in the stomach, relief of pain and
watchfuluess, then perhaps some somnolency, vertigo, and imperfection of vision
.
8
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
Fourteen days afterwards, when she first came under my care in the Infirmary,
she had also somnolency, and dull pain in the pit of the stomach. The pulse was
96 and soft, the tongue and appetite natural, her thirst troublesome, the stools in ...
9
Manual of homoeopathic medicine
Somnolency (Lethargic), Coma vigil, and Sleep (stupifying), and likewise, Sect. S,
Affections while asleep, Compare also Apoplexy, Chap. VI. SECTION 3.
ACCESSORY AFFECTIONS Which hinder sleep, or manifest themselves. Section
2.
Gottlieb Heinrich Georg Jahr, 1841
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Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
At half past two, pulse still fifty-six — somnolency considerable — sensations
exactly like incipient intoxication. At half past three, pulse fifty-six — the mazy feel
of the head and the somnolency very considerably increased — some vertigo on
...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOMNOLENCY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
somnolency is used in the context of the following news items.
In Dickens's footsteps: the streets of London by night
... slovenliness and deterioration, which is not poverty, not dirt, nor intoxication, nor ill-health, but simply Dry Rot . . . a trembling of the limbs, somnolency, misery, ... «The Australian Financial Review, Feb 14»
The most magical way to discover a city? Follow Dickens by …
... which is not poverty, not dirt, nor intoxication, nor ill-health, but simply Dry Rot . . . a trembling of the limbs, somnolency, misery, and crumbling to pieces.'. «Daily Mail, Jan 14»
Georg Büchners dramatische Lehre vom ganzen Menschen …
Außerdem fordert er genauere anatomische Kenntnisse ein, damit „apoplexies“ von „diseases of lethargy and somnolency“ unterschieden werden können. «literaturkritik.de, Oct 13»
World armies still use psychotropic drugs to make fearless machines …
... drug is licensed for use in Britain and the United States only in cases of severe psychoneurological disturbances linked with pathological daytime somnolency. «Pravda, Nov 08»
