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" ... ought not to be used, as, being made to fit the face, it must tend to produce a certain amount of asphyxia. Moreover, it is apt to take up part of the attention which is required elsewhere. In short, no matter how it is made, it introduces an element... "
Therapeutic Gazette - Page 185
1890
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The Medical World, Volume 8

Medicine - 1890 - 494 pages
...no matter how it is made, it introduces an element of danger into the administration. A convenient form of inhaler is an open cone or cap with a little absorbent cotton inside at the apex. "5. At the commencement of inhalation care should be taken, by not holding the cap too close over the...
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The Cincinnati Lancet-clinic, Volume 67

Medicine - 1892 - 930 pages
...no matter how it is made, it introduces an element of danger into the administration. A convenient form of inhaler is an open cone or cap with a little absorbent cotton at the apex. " 5. At the commencement of inhalation, care should be taken by not holding the cap too...
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Canada Lancet, Volume 22

Medicine - 1890 - 420 pages
...no matter how it is made, it introduces an element of danger into the administration. A convenient form of inhaler is an open cone or cap with a little...during the deep inspirations which follow. When quiet breathing is ensured as the patient begins to go over, there is no reason why the inhaler should not...
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The Southern Dental Journal, Volume 9

Dentistry - 1890 - 666 pages
...short, no matter how it is made, it introduces an element of danger intothe administration. A convenient form of inhaler is an open cone or cap, with a little...struggling or holding the breath do occur, great care i.« necessary to avoid an overdose dnring the deep inspirations which follow.' When quiet breathing...
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Memphis Medical Monthly, Volume 10

1890 - 592 pages
...short, no matter how it is made it introduces an element of danger into the administration. A convenient form of inhaler is an open cone or cap with a little...holding the breath. If struggling or holding the breath does occur, great care is necessary to avoid an overdose during the deep inspirations which follow....
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Canadian Practitioner, Volume 15

Medicine - 1890 - 622 pages
...no matter how it is made, it introduces an element of danger into the administration. A convenient form of inhaler is an open cone or cap, with a little...and nose, to avoid exciting -struggling, or holding of the breath. If struggling or holding of the breath do occur, great care is necessary to avoid an...
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Catching's Compendium of Practical Dentistry, Volume 1

Benjamin Holliday Catching - Dentistry - 1890 - 300 pages
...elsewhere. However it is made, it introduces an element of danger into the administration. A convenient form of inhaler is an open cone or cap with a little...inhalation care should be taken, by not holding the cap very close over the mouth and nose, to avoid exciting, struggling or holding the breath. If struggling...
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Catching's Compendium of Practical Dentistry, 1890-1896

1890 - 300 pages
...introduces an element of danger into the administration. A convenient form of inhaler is an open coue or cap with a little absorbent cotton inside at the...inhalation care should be taken, by not holding the cap very close over the mouth and nose, to avoid exciting, struggling or holding the breath. If struggling...
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The Lancet, Volume 1

Medicine - 1890 - 1502 pages
...commencement of inhalation care should be liken, by not holding the cap too close over the mouth and 30K, to avoid exciting, struggling, or holding the breath....struggling or holding the breath do occur, great care is Mceeary to avoid an over-dose during the deep inspirations »inch follow. When quiet breathing is ensured...
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Canada Medical and Surgical Journal, Volume 18

George Edgeworth Fenwick, Thomas George Roddick, George Ross - Medicine - 1890 - 1028 pages
...no matter how it is made, it introduces an element of danger into the administration. A convenient form of inhaler is an open cone or cap with a little absorbent cotton inside at the apex. (5) At the commencement of inhalation care should be taken, by not holding the cap too close over the...
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