10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WHEYLIKE»
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the monthly journal of medical science
Regarding the diagnostic indications afforded by the urine, the author remarks
that, "as a general rule, where phosphatic deposits, whether magnesiun,
calcareous, or both, exist for a considerable time, the urine is pale, often wheylike
, ...
2
A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts
With some parcels of matter the vinegar preserved its transparency, with others it
became wheylike, the matters being deposited in a curdy shite. The mucilagelike
expectorated matter, or this mixed with the other kinds, afforded wheylike, ...
3
Commentary on Hippocrates Aphorisms: Sections III-IV
But this milk is of uneven consistency, having also a wheylike and pungent
ingredient, and (the baby) is as yet unaccustomed to being fed through the mouth
; consequently, now that it is nourished in this way, the mouth, as a sensitive and
...
Stephanus of Athens, Leendert G. Westerink, 1992
4
A Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica
... watery, in hepatic typhus, lChel.; like dirty water, with sediinent of undigested
food, whitish, granulated, Bry.; from overfatigue or chill in damp weather, lHep.;
wheylike, IIod.; wheylike (cholera Asiatica), [Cup, m.; wheylike (sporadic cholera),
...
5
Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts
To the feeling it was not at all The smell was slightly offensive. On standing 24
hours a sediment appeared, occupying only one half the full vessel, under a
wheylike liquid. Putrefaction took place sooner than in either ofthetwo fermer
kinds.
6
The Dialect of Craven in the West-Riding of the Country of ...
Whew! it has been prescribed sax or seven years syne.” St. Ronan's Well, lst vol.
p. 185. “ Whew! away with inscriptions.” Dr. E. D. Clarke's Life, 2d vol. WHEWT,
To whistle. WHEY-WORMS, Pimples, from which exudes a wheylike moisture.
7
A Treatise on the Practice of Medicine
... distinguished by very acute laminating pain ; little or no tumefaction ; much
sympathetic reaction of the sanguiferous system; by its tendency to terminate in
the exudation of coagulable lymph or serum, or the secretion of a thin, wheylike
pus.
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal (etc.)- ...
I found, in all the cholera stools, including the ricy or wheylike evacuations of
collapse, what I considered to be biliarv reactions, which led me to regard the
prevalent opinion that the bile is wholly deficient in such ricy stools, and that the ...
9
The Experienced Botanist Or Indian Physician: Being a New ...
'with a white or yellowish tough mucus v; dry lips, oppression about the breast,
and difficult breathing; pale watery or wheylike urine; a dull sense of pains about
the breast and head, dozing, delirium, redness and warmth of the face, whilst the
...
About apint and a half of a wheylike fluid in the cavity of the pelvis and abdomen.
The peritoneum everywhere else was healthy. In the second case of the same
form, occurring in a weak, unhealthy, strumous woman, the mother of several ...
