10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «PSEUDOREXIA»
Discover the use of
pseudorexia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pseudorexia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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Enciclopédia brasileira mérito: com milhares de desenhos a ...
De, ou relativo a, pseudorexia. PSEUDO-REPRESENTAÇÃO, s. f.
Representação falsa ou fingida. PSEUDO-REUMATISMO, s. m. — Patol.
Reumatismo infeccioso. PSEUDO-REVELAÇÃO, s. f. Falsa ou suposta revelação
. PSEUDOREXIA ...
2
A dictionary of practical medicine: comprising special ...
Pica, Citta, Malaria, Pseudorexia, Limosis Pica, Good. Dyspepsia Pica, Young.
Der sonderbare Appetit, Ger. 9. This disorder consists in an appetite for
substances which are not food, and is frequently observed in pregnant, hysterical
, and ...
3
A Dictionary of Practical Medicine: Comprising General ...
Svn, Pica, Cilia, Malaria, Pseudorexia, Limoxis Pica, Good. Dyspepsia Pica,
Young. Der Sonderbare Appetit, Ger. 1. Defin. An appetite for substances which
are not food. 2. i. Causes. — This state of the appetite some- limes occurs in
children, ...
4
A dictionary of practical medicine
i. p. 142. — Landri- Beauvais, art. Boulimie, Diet, des Sciences Med., torn. iii.
SrEC. II. Vitiated or Depraved Appetite. — Syn. Pica, Citta, Malacia, Pseudorexia,
Limozis Pica, Good. Dyspepsia Pica, Young. Der Sonderbare Appetit, Ger. 1.
Defin.
5
On the diagnosis and treatment of the varities of dyspepsia
Pseudorexia, 26. Pulmonary affections, appearances of tongue, 22 ; cause of
gastric catarrh, 157, 191—193. Purgatives, 2 ; cause flatulence, 30 ; use of, 118,
148, 184, 185, 221. Pus, in vomited matters, 65. Pustular appearances in
stomach, ...
6
Consuming the Inedible: Neglected Dimensions of Food Choice
... diverse substances, which do not seem to form a 'natural' entity. This
heterogeneity is also apparent when one looks at the various alternative terms for
pica/picatio/picaism: allotriophagia (eating strange things), pseudorexia ('wrong'
desire), ...
Jeremy M. MacClancy, C. J. K. Henry, Jeya Henry, 2009
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Dr. Hooper's Physician's Vade-mecum ... Fourth edition, etc
Adepraved appetite (pseudorexia) is not uncommon in pregnant females, in
chlorosis, and in hysteria. It is also present in some forms of insanity. 872. Mirst is
a common symptom of disease. It is present in active inflammations, and in
violent ...
Robert HOOPER (M.D.), William Augustus GUY, 1858
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A dictionary of pratical medicine. 3 vols. [in 4]. 3 vols. ...
Svn. Pica, Citta, Malaria, Pseudorexia, Limoxis Pica, Good. Dyspepsia Pica,
Young. Der Sonderbare Appetit, Ger. 1 . Defin. An appetite for substances which
are not food, 2. Causes. — This state of the appetite sometimes occurs in children
, ...
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Hooper's Physician's Vade Mecum: A Manual of the Principles ...
A depraved appetite (pseudorexia) is not uncommon in pregnant females, in
chlorosis, and in hysteria. It is also present in some forms of insanity. 872. Thirst
is a common symptom of disease. It is present in active inflammations, and in
violent ...
Robert Hooper, William Augustus Guy, 1858
10
A Manual of clinical medicine and physical diagnosis
A vitiated or depraved appetite — pseudorexia or dyspepsia pica — sometimes
occurs in children, often in the insane, and in pregnant, hysterical, and chlorotic
women. It is generally symptomatic of altered sensibility of the nerves ; or of a ...
Thomas Hawkes Tanner, 1856
