ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA PLEURISY
From Old French pleurisie, from Late Latin pleurisis, from Greek pleuritis, from pleura side.
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PLEURISY»
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pleurisy en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
pleurisy y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Physiotherapy in Respiratory Care: An Evidence-based ...
Pleurisy Pleurisy is inflammation of the pleural membranes, sometimes
associated with lobar pneumonia. It causes a pleural friction rub and a wicked
localized pain because of the sensitivity of the parietal pleura. This results in
rapid shallow ...
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Medicine for Mountaineering: And Other Wilderness Activities
Pleurisy may occur with pneumonia, injury to the chest wall, collapse of the lung (
pneumothorax), or pulmonary embolism. The principal symptom is pain with
respiration. The pain usually is sharp Infectious Disorders ▽ 173 CXIX.
James A. Wilkerson, Ernest E. Moore, Ken Zafren,
2010
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Clinical report on chronic
pleurisy
Austin Flint. as near as practicable, is twenty -two and a quarter years. The
disease, according to these results, is not without the influence of age. It is a
disease incident to early life, occurring, in a very large proportion of cases, before
thirty, ...
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Mosby's Pathology for Massage Therapists
Infections of the lower respiratory tract most often involve very young or elderly
individuals with impaired immunity or underlying disease. Lower respiratory tract
infections discussed here are pleurisy, pneumonia, and tuberculosis. Lung
cancer ...
Pleurisy is inflammation of the pleura, the membranes that line the rib cage and
cover the lungs. Normally, as people breathe, the membrane surrounding the
lungs slides easily to and fro over the membrane covering the ribs. Any
inflammation ...
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The Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine: Comprising Treatises ...
Thus we may see a disease following extensive evacuations, which puts on the
semblance of violent pleurisy, pericarditis, arachnitis, or hydrocephalus, often
completely relieved by hyoscyanus or opium, with a sustaining nourishment,
such as ...
Pleurisy Pleurisy is an inflammation of the lining of the lungs that causes pain on
breathing or coughing. Pleurisy most commonly results from an infection (
pneumonia, viruses, or TB), but can also be caused by chest trauma, rheumatic ...
Victoria J. Fraser, M.d., Laurence Burd, M.d., Elizabeth Liebson, M.d.,
2007
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A New Treatise On The Diseases Of Horses: Wherein what is ...
Of a Pleurisy and Peripnevmony. THAVE not found a Pleurisy or Peripneu- .*"
mony, scarce so much as mentioned by the writers on the subject of Farriery, and
not in the least understood by the generality of practitioners, though it will appear
...
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Pathophysiology: A 2-in-1 Reference for Nurses
sions associated with pleurisy complain of pleuritic chest pain. Other clinical
features depend on the cause of the effusion. Patients with empyema also
develop fever and malaise. COMPLICATIONS Complications of pleural effusion
may ...
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins,
2005
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Cattle: Their Breeds, Management, and Diseases
PLEURISY. While disease of the substance of the lungs usually takes on the form
of bronchitis in cattle, these animals are nevertheless, and much oftener than the
horse, subject to inflammation of the pleurae, or covering membrane of the ...
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pleurisy en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Life Stories: Veteran, architect, inventor and historian OC Miller was …
As a child, Miller was plagued with scarlet fever, pleurisy and double pneumonia, becoming one of the very first patients to receive penicillin. «AL.com, Jul 15»
'I was treated like royalty'
She was then moved to one of the speciality wards for treatment for both pneumonia and pleurisy. She stayed in the Northumbria until the next ... «Morpeth Herald, Jul 15»
Over the Garden Fence
Many of us call it orange milkweed, or butterfly milkweed, but I have recently discovered that has been called pleurisy root. And, that name ... «Bucyrus Telegraph Forum, Jul 15»
Honoring One Who Served
His death certificate lists the cause of death as suppurative pleurisy, a lung disease. But when Oxford Road resident and naval veteran Carl A. «CapeNews.net, Jul 15»
Kenneth 'Griz' Mazur
Unfortunately, he ended up catching pleurisy there and receiving a harsh lesson in poetic justice. His two years in the army were during ... «Greybullstandard, Jul 15»
Family fears jailed Australian businessman Jerry Dowling could die …
"This is definitely where I got the pneumonia and subsequently pleurisy." Mr Dowling's son Mike, who lives in Brisbane, remembers seeing a ... «ABC Online, Jul 15»
Nature: What's new? Orange milkweed
Native Americans even used this species to treat lung ailments, giving it another common name, “Pleurisy Root.” Enjoy this wildflower, but ... «Nantucket Island Inquirer, Jul 15»
Guinness World Record for heart-lung transplant man who defied …
When he reached 20 his health quickly began to deteriorate and he developed pleurisy, inflammation of the sheet-like layers (the pleura) that ... «Lancashire Evening Post, Jul 15»
Sarah Churchwell
... in Waterford this week, the world's entire stockpile of F Scott Fitzgerald experts would have been wiped out in one fell swoop by pleurisy. «Financial Times, Jul 15»
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt praises new Cramlington hospital a …
... had diagnostic tests and then moved to one of the speciality wards for treatment for both pneumonia and pleurisy. She stayed in hospital until ... «ChronicleLive, Jul 15»