Veterinary surgery / [John Hinds].

  • Badcock, John, active 1816-1830
Date:
1829
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Veterinary surgery / [John Hinds]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Urine, the principle of, 157- 159. 196; colour indicative of disease, 188. 195. 255. 263. 270. 294; and of jaundice, 282; of bloody, 282.290. 296; urine balls, often unnecessary, 393; their sus¬ pension ruinous, ih. ; turbid, 289 ; bloody, causes and treatment of, 285. 301 ; suppression of, 287. 432; incontinence of, 290. 295 ; retention of, 290. Urinary passages (the), an eligible means of cure, 152 ; the organs described, 158; employed in secretion, 155; diseases of the, 292; affect the hind feet, 499; mistaken for colic, 269; ge¬ neral error concerning, 490. W. Walk (the), governs other paces, 29. 32. Wall of hoof, formerly termed the Coffin, 444; is alone to bear on the shoe, 505. Wallis, (Thomas) noticed the jointed shoe, in 1766,492. Warbles, general treatment of, 362. Wash for the frush, 591. Water, ferquency of, necessary to health, 239. 243; rejection of, no test of rabies, 429 ; turbid and stoney, 298. Wen, 307.—See Tumour, indolent. Whirlbone, sprain of the, 477 ; remedies, ib. White, (James) vague descriptions, 118. 447; of worms, 138; suppression of urine, 161 ; on the humours, 308 ; a plain writer, 3; attacks the grooms, 10; and R. Lawrence, 235; mistakes kind of regimen, 414 ; mode of fomenting, 481; his character of J. Lawrence’s books, 2, note, his compendium mutilated, viii. Wilkinson, (Mr.) his treatment of locked-jaw, 423, Windpipe, construction of, 101 ; diseases of, 102. Wind, broken, of several kinds, 233—237. Wind, theory of, 101. 105; trying it, 102. 247; touched in the, 111.——See Respiration. Windgall, causes of, 462; cure, ib. Worms, a secondary consideration, 249; difficulty of ascertaining, 408; errors of writers concerning, 5. 101. 121. 137. 145. 252. 404.409; cause, 408; symptoms, 410; cure, 412. Y. Yellows (the), cause of, 275; symptoms, same as inflammation of the liver, ib.; yellowness a symptom of fever, 282. THE END.