The London practice of physic : wherein the definitions and symptoms of diseases, with the present methods of cure, are clearly laid down : to which are added proper tables, exhibiting the doses of medicines, and the quantity of purgatives, opiates, and mercurials, in the compositions of the London dispensatory; and complete indexes of the diseases and medicines : the whole calculated for the general use of young practitioners.

Date:
1797
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Credit: The London practice of physic : wherein the definitions and symptoms of diseases, with the present methods of cure, are clearly laid down : to which are added proper tables, exhibiting the doses of medicines, and the quantity of purgatives, opiates, and mercurials, in the compositions of the London dispensatory; and complete indexes of the diseases and medicines : the whole calculated for the general use of young practitioners. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by University of Bristol Library. The original may be consulted at University of Bristol Library.

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    LONDON PRACTICE OF PHYSIC. CLASS I. OF FEVERS. SO DENOMINATED, BECAUSE THEY RUN ON WITHOUT ANY INTERMISSION, OR CONSIDERABLE REMISSION, FOR A NUM- BER OF 15AYS OR WEEKS. • I j SECT. WM.Mi CONTINUED FEVERS. As fevers arc the moil frequent of all difeafes, in a work of this kind they claim our firit attention : and before we enter into fpecific accounts of different fevers, it may be ufeful to give a general idea how they may be difcovered at their approach : for in this ftate of the difeale, great good may be done by the gentlefc means, and the alarming tnifchiefs which are too apt to fucceed a b care-