10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WOURALI»
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wourali in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Pacific Medical Journal
On. the. Treatment. of. Tetanus. by. Wourali. Poison. To the Editor of the Lancet.
— Sir: — In The Lancet I find it stated that " M. Vella, of Turin, arguing from the fact
shown by M. Bernard in 1850, that the woorara poison is a direct sedative if the ...
David Wooster, Charles McCormick, John Frederick Morse, 1860
2
The Natural History of Man: Being an Account of the Manners ...
EFFECT OF THE WOURALI DEATH OF THE AI THE LARGER ARROWS
TUFTED ARROWS A SINGULAR QUIVER ARRANGEMENT OF THE
MOVEABLE HEAD — QUIVER FOR THE HEADS FATE OF THE WOUNDED
INDIAN HOW THE ...
3
The Natural History of Man Being an Account of the Manners ...
Australia, New Zealand, Polynesia, America, Asia, and ancient Europe John
George Wood. CHAP' 'ER X. THE TRIBES OF GUIANA.—(Continued.) EFFECT
OF THE WOURALI—DEATH OF THE AI—THE LARGER ARROWS—TUFTED ...
4
The Uncivilized Races of Men in All Countries of the World: ...
1235 The vessel is now placed on the fire, which is kept up very gently, so as to
allow the contents to simmer, rather than boil, and more wourali juice is added to
supply the waste by evaporation. A scum is thrown up during the process, and ...
5
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal and Western Lancet
On the Treatment of Tetanus by Wourali Poison. To THE EDITOR on THE
LANcET.—Sir: —-In The Lancet I find it stated that “ M. Vella, of Turin, arguing
from the fact shown by M. Bernard in 1850, that the woorara poison is a direct
sedative of ...
6
The Uncivilized Races, Or, Natural History of Man: With the ...
With the Addition of a ... Descriptio of the Races of Alaska and Siberia John
George Wood. CHAPTER X. THE TBIBES OF GU'IANA.—(C'ontinued.) EFFECT
OF THE WOURALI-—DEA'I'H OF THE AI—-THE LARGER ARROWS-—-TU'F'l'ED
...
7
The Retrospect of Medicine
By another experiment he found that, under the influence of strychnia, also death
by asphyxia was the result; but m this case the thorax was fully inflated and rigidly
fixed, while with the wourali it was collapsed and flaccid. This rigid condition of ...
William Braithwaite, 1858
8
Glasgow Medical Journal
analogy already alluded to, to hope that wourali might have a like influence on
tetanic spasms. There is another question, however, which arises in considering
the value of each of those agents, namely:—By what means do they occasion ...
9
The Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery: Being a ...
The conclusion I then drew from my experiments was, that wourali might be used
as an antidote for strychnine. Since 1856 I have frequently repeated these
experiments, and on several occasions havo succeeded, by means of wourali, ...
William Braithwaite, James Braithwaite, Edmond Fauriel Trevelyan, 1860
10
The Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science
A frog was poisoned with l-500th of a grain of wourali. Three minutes after he had
become perfectly insensible, l-120th of a grain of strychnia was injected: in five
minutes he became tetanic. 2nd. A frog was poisoned with l-120th of a grain of ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WOURALI»
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Jack Durand leaves me lost for words
At the latest championship, he used such obscure definitions as einei (a New Zealand shrub) and wourali (a poisonous plant extract) to help him achieve victory. «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 14»
Jack Durand, 14, becomes World Youth Scrabble Champion
Jack's winning words included Neinei, a New Zealand shrub, Wourali a poisonous plant extract and spelling 'mistings' across two triple-word scores to get 122 ... «BBC News, Sep 14»
Wouralia y la anestesia
En una expedición se propuso tomar muestras del curare (al que llamaba “wourali”) más poderoso, para llevarlas consigo a Inglaterra. Allí, ante los miembros ... «Publico.es, Apr 11»
