The therapeutics of the respiratory passages / by Prosser James.

  • James, Prosser, 1836-1918
Date:
1884
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Credit: The therapeutics of the respiratory passages / by Prosser James. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Table of the nutritive values of food, 27 Tanniu, application to the liirynx, 220 Tar and its deiivatives, as antiseptics, as a stimulant expectorant, 239 vapor, 254 Tea, coffee, etc., analyzed, 00 its effects, 91 The antiseptic respirator, 293 complete atomizer, 291 eclectic inhaler. 287 ])haryng:enl douche and irrigator, 302 Topical pneumatics, 27G pneumatics, history of, 27o Transfusion, 79 history of, 79 of blood of animals, of blood-serum, of milk, 80 of blood into the pleural cavity, 82 of carbonate of auimonia, 81 of defibrinated blood into arteries, 81 of saline fluids, 80 of saline fluids into arteries, 82 Tubercle bacillus, difficulty of destroying them, 252 Turpentine as an antidote for poisoningf from vapor of phosphorus, 69 as a stimulant to the mucous mem- brane, 228 effect of an overdose, 228 oil of, effect on kidneys, 229 Turpentines analyzed, 229 Uses of inhalations and other topical pneumatics, 294 Uric acid in relation to gout, 7 Vagi divided. 19 Valuable ])roperties of quinine, 100 Vapor of phosphorus, its effects in l;ir;^e iloses, 09 of phosphorus, its use, 68 Variations in the digestive process, 39 Vegetable acids, 24 diet, 28 Venesection, 110 Veratria as an antipyretic, 174 Vomiting to empty the air-passages, 12!) Warm beverages in respiratory diseases, 87 \\ arm blood as a nutrient, 77 Waste and repair in health, 4 products, accumulation of, within the tissues, 7 Water, amount in the body, 26 as a dilutant in the system, 86 as a regulator of temperature, 87 as food, 26 average amount taken in health, 85 cold, to assist digestion, 87 diluents, beverages, 85 hot, as a medicine, 88 necessary to digestion. 85 quantity in the system, 86 rapid introduction into the circulation, 86 removed through the skin, 18 temperature best suited for digestion, 87 _ warm, in pninful affections, 87 Willow, history of its use in medicine, 166 Wintrich's atomizer, 288 Ziemssen's method of baths, 148
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