The Medical World, Volume 12Roy Jackson., 1894 - Medicine |
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... half pint in all . Took no more quinine ; bad no more bleeding . In 1886 had charge of several cases of chills . In four of them ( three in one family ) a three - grain dose of quinine was followed in about three or four hours with pure ...
... half pint in all . Took no more quinine ; bad no more bleeding . In 1886 had charge of several cases of chills . In four of them ( three in one family ) a three - grain dose of quinine was followed in about three or four hours with pure ...
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... half grain of morphine and the osmic acid . He went to sleep in a half - hour and had no more morphine up to the next time I saw him , eight the following evening- when the second hypodermic of osmic acid with- out morphine was used ...
... half grain of morphine and the osmic acid . He went to sleep in a half - hour and had no more morphine up to the next time I saw him , eight the following evening- when the second hypodermic of osmic acid with- out morphine was used ...
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... half to eighteen years , the same treatment was attended by the same satisfying results . Cases innumerable might be cited in illustra- tion , but these examples show both sides of the matter . In my judgment the swab has no rival as a ...
... half to eighteen years , the same treatment was attended by the same satisfying results . Cases innumerable might be cited in illustra- tion , but these examples show both sides of the matter . In my judgment the swab has no rival as a ...
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... half executed . Therefore it is usually best for all concerned to either wait and see that your instructions are obeyed , or to " do it yourself and then you know that it is well done . " How often have you known , by the sense of smell ...
... half executed . Therefore it is usually best for all concerned to either wait and see that your instructions are obeyed , or to " do it yourself and then you know that it is well done . " How often have you known , by the sense of smell ...
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... half inch or less at base and five eighths inch or more in diameter at the distal end . It is firm in texture and normal in color . The nurse saw it on the second day . It was feared to be a hernia , hence I was called to see it ...
... half inch or less at base and five eighths inch or more in diameter at the distal end . It is firm in texture and normal in color . The nurse saw it on the second day . It was feared to be a hernia , hence I was called to see it ...
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Page xxxvi - Catharsis ; does not purge, per se, but under its use the Liver and Bowels gradually resume their normal functions DOSE.— One Fluid Drachm three times a day.
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