10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBSULTUS»
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Thirty-five Years in the East: Adventures, Discoveries, ...
Subsultus of the stomach, and gastralgia, о. N. Gourbooti, anorexia, p. Granat, ас.
rod. cart., subsultus of the stomach. Granat. Pun., dyspepsia, (v. Pip. n.) Graph.,
oppression of the stomach, with fistula. (I. TC.) Grat., dyspepsia, with vomiting ...
John Martin Honigberger, 1852
2
Clinical Lectures on the practice of Medicine. Second ...
Now you observed that this man had not the slightest tendency to sleep; that he
lay with his eyes constantly open, raved incessantly, had subsultus tendinum,
floccitatio, and cold extremities, and often attempted to get out of bed. Yet we
could ...
Robert James Graves, John Moore NELIGAN, Armand TROUSSEAU, 1864
3
A System of Clinical Medicine
You perceive, then, that sleeplessness, delirium, and subsultus tendinum, may
depend on a state of the nervous system having no connection with congestion of
the brain, or determination of blood to the head. This occurrence has struck me ...
Robert James Graves, 1843
4
Medical and Surgical Reporter
10 A. M. — Patient calmer, but had not slept, pulse 120 ; subsultus ; could not see
the tongue. Fifty grains of the bromide of potassium had been given, I ordered it
continued as before. 4 P. M. — Condition about as it was in the morning; bad not
...
Harold Havelock Kynett, D G Brinton, Samuel Worcester Butler, 1870
5
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
A blister was applied to the nape of the neck last night, and is not yet removed;
much subsultus at times, less however since he has taken the Wine, which he
relishes. Habeat Vini zmcias viii.; K Carbonatis Ammoniw scrupulos ii, Aquwpurw
...
6
Western Lancet: A Monthly Journal of Practical Medicine and ...
20th, 8 A. M. — Febrile symptoms and heat altogether subdued ; slept well all
night ; but one pill taken ; no action of bowels ; no subsultus ; eat toast and tea for
breakfast ; much encouraged; pulse soft, 120; free sanious discharge from wound
.
7
The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
subsidiar subsidiar v - subsidize subsidio (т) - subsidy subsistencia (t) -
subsistence, keep subsocializado adj - undersocialized subsultus - subsultus
subsultus clonus - subsultus clonus subsultus tendinum - subsultus tendinum
subtalámico ...
8
Dunglison's American medical library
Now you observed that this man had not the slightest tendency to sleep ; that he
lay with his eyes constantly open, raved incessantly, had subsultus tendinum,
floccitatio, and cold extremities, and often attempted to get out of bed. Yet we
could ...
9
Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
In the evening there was convulsive starting of the arms and legs, continual
priapism, bloody urine, febrile heat of the belly, a quick contracted pulse, and
subsultus tendinum. The olive oil was repeated by the mouth, and also
administered by ...
10
Edinburgh Medical Journal
thirsty ; do appetite ; slight subsultus ; severe frontal headache ; confused, but
answers correctly. 9th day. — Pulse 130 ; tremors and subsultus of hands ; no
delirium ; headache as before ; slept pretty well ; eating very little, but drinking
much.
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Doctor and Patient Lessons From the Bedside Exam
And look at the way she picks at the bedclothes — that's called carphology, and those little muscle twitches are subsultus tendinum.'” Or another character's ... «New York Times, Feb 09»
