10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UROSCOPIST»
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uroscopist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Healer's Calling: Women and Medicine in Early New England
This is when a skilled uroscopist used her skills, for the rest of the treatment
depended on the nature of the disease — did it stem from a hot, cold, dry, or
moist humor? Perhaps disputes broke out now, as different women might offer
their pet ...
Rebecca J. Tannenbaum, 2009
2
A Social History of Medicine: Health, Healing and Disease in ...
In ]opson's Coventry Mercury during the middle decades of the eighteenth
century some of the empirics who advertised included Dr Uytrecht and Carl
Goergsleiner (oculists), Dr Nash of Bromsgrove (uroscopist), Dr Timon ('famous
London ...
3
Cleveland Medical Gazette
This method savors too much of charlatanism to appeal favorably to the sense of
the conservative practitioners. It has always seemed to the writer that a middle
course between these extremes is entirelv praiseworthy. The. uroscopist can say,
...
Albert Rufus Baker, Samuel Walter Kelley, 1891
4
Nursing Mirror and Midwives Journal
In his examination, the uroscopist paid great attention to the colour of the
specimen. Something like a couple of dozen different colours or shades of colour
were described, the clearness or opacity of the specimen was observed, and a
careful ...
5
Memphis Medical Monthly
To state that an excess of a given substance or the presence of a foreign
ingredient indicated or suggested some visceral or blood metabolic affection,
was to declare one's self a charlatan — on a level with the medieval uroscopist
who ...
6
Books on Colour Since 1500: A History and Bibliography of ...
... Venice (Italy) Therapy & LEONE, Ambrogio (?-1525), editor & translator
Bemardino Vitali Metrology De urinis libri septem ('Seven books on urine') 1556
Paris [Greek uroscopist & physician to Andronikos III (12821328). On urine
diagnosis.
7
The American Medical Intelligencer
Hence the hydropathist and homoeo- pathist, the uroscopist and the Thomsonian
find dupes enough for their meicenary purposes. It would scarcely be credited
were it not notoriously the fact, that the fortune teller is constantly consulted; and ...
8
Fatal Thirst: Diabetes in Britain Until Insulin
nation of the patient was necessary, so it was possible for the uroscopist to see
over 200 patients daily while earning 1000 guineas a month. He prescribed both
harmless anodynes and dangerous pain-killers made of opium and lead acetate,
...
Elizabeth Lane Furdell, 2009
9
The Body Embarrassed: Drama and the Disciplines of Shame in ...
Like strumpets with false colors and fair exteriors, like strumpets who flattered
their customers with false promises of pleasure, a fair- colored urine might flatter
patient and uroscopist with the promise of health but really betoken disease and
...
10
John Donne's "Love Elegies": The Duality of Voice and ...
These fluids might be diagnosed by a uroscopist (reader of urine) or a village
wise woman, as well as by university-trained physicians. An overview of the
Renaissance medical culture is offered by Andrew Wear in Knowledge and
Practice in ...
