A Text-book of practical therapeuticsLea Brothers & Company, 1890 - 632 pages |
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Page 20
... becomes irritable , and at once resists all efforts to force the entrance of liquids or solids . This is to be avoided by giving the injection so gently that the bowel fails to recognize the entrance of liquid and by the introduction of ...
... becomes irritable , and at once resists all efforts to force the entrance of liquids or solids . This is to be avoided by giving the injection so gently that the bowel fails to recognize the entrance of liquid and by the introduction of ...
Page 26
... becomes accustomed to tobacco , and how mor- phine habitués take enormous amounts of their favorite drug without effect . ABSORPTION OF DRUGS . The knowledge of the rapidity with which certain drugs are absorbed from the various ...
... becomes accustomed to tobacco , and how mor- phine habitués take enormous amounts of their favorite drug without effect . ABSORPTION OF DRUGS . The knowledge of the rapidity with which certain drugs are absorbed from the various ...
Page 30
... become brownish - red , decreasing its ozonizing and oxygen - carrying power , and , finally , reducing the hæmoglobin to ... becomes dark and brownish in color , so that the blood crystals of Teichmann may be found in it 30 DRUGS .
... become brownish - red , decreasing its ozonizing and oxygen - carrying power , and , finally , reducing the hæmoglobin to ... becomes dark and brownish in color , so that the blood crystals of Teichmann may be found in it 30 DRUGS .
Page 31
... becomes slightly more blue than normal in the arterial system . RESPIRATION . - No effect is produced upon this function in moder- ate doses . When poisonous doses are used the breathing at once becomes rapid and then impaired and ...
... becomes slightly more blue than normal in the arterial system . RESPIRATION . - No effect is produced upon this function in moder- ate doses . When poisonous doses are used the breathing at once becomes rapid and then impaired and ...
Page 32
... become blue , the face livid , cyanosed , and expressionless or anxious . The forehead and cheeks are covered by beads ... becomes evident to the most careless student of medicine , that a drug absolutely unsuited to a case of asthenic ...
... become blue , the face livid , cyanosed , and expressionless or anxious . The forehead and cheeks are covered by beads ... becomes evident to the most careless student of medicine , that a drug absolutely unsuited to a case of asthenic ...
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