Volume 2

Elements of medical logick, illustrated by practical proofs and examples / [Sir Gilbert Blane].

  • Blane, Gilbert, Sir, 1749-1834.
Date:
1821
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Credit: Elements of medical logick, illustrated by practical proofs and examples / [Sir Gilbert Blane]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    F. Fatalism, its pernicious effects, 207. Fever, the heat of, does not exceed, 110° or 112°, 58 ;— when excited by a morbid poison, the constitution be- comes insensible to it, 89. vestigating Nature, 138. Fluids, are indued with life, 65. The consideration of them not to be neglected in practical medicines, 148. » aa is fluid or concentrated, 97. . Formative principle explained, 70. : Fox’s lungs, a supposed remedy for asthma, 160. G. Galen, his absurd theory, 134. . Galvanism, not identical with the nervous power, but an exciter of it, 63. | Gangrene, produced by adefect of the Conservative princi. ple, 39. : Generative principle, defined and expounded, 83. Gibraltar, the history of the epidemick which prevailed there, 225. Gout, quite unknown among hard-labouring people, 114; brought on by excess of animal food, fermented liquor, sleep, and exemption from labour, 1153 cured by Eau de Husson, and colchicum, 250—et seq. Gravel—opium, a principle remedy in the cure of it, 68. Gravitation—the whole frame of the body adapted to it, 18. principles of observation, 135. Growth, the process of it explained, 73. H. Habit and association necessary to our well-being and exist- ence, 20 ;—the foundation of all useful practical attain- ments, 17].