Special list of domestic and surgical specialities supplied by E. Lambert & Son : manufacturers of surgical appliances, chemists' sundries, and medical booksellers, 60-62 Queen's-rd, Dalston, London, N.E.

  • E. Lambert & Son
Date:
1900
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Credit: Special list of domestic and surgical specialities supplied by E. Lambert & Son : manufacturers of surgical appliances, chemists' sundries, and medical booksellers, 60-62 Queen's-rd, Dalston, London, N.E. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Revelations of Quacks and Quackery. With Facts and Cases in Illustration of their Nefarious Practices. By Detector. 30th thousand, 2/6, postage 3d. Hints on Nursing. By Mena Drew, Honorary Member of the Eclectic Medical College of Ohio. With portrait, post free, 8d. Monthly Nursing. By Mena Drew. Post free, 8d. The Nurse’s Dictionary |of Medical Terms and Nursing Treat¬ ment. Compiled for the Use of Nurses. By Honnor Morten. Containing descriptions of the principal Medical and Nursing Terms and Abbreviations, Instruments, Drugs, Diseases, Accidents, Treatments, Physiological Names, Operations, Foods, Appliances, etc., etc., encountered in the Ward or Sick Room. 10th thousand, demy 16mo. (suitable for the apron pocket), handsomely bound in terra cotta cloth boards, 140 pp., second edition, 2/-. postage 2d. [This is a very useful little book for reference purposes, and some such should be at the disposal of every nurse, more especially during the early days of training. It comprises not only what its name implies, but a description of the common abbreviations used, of many instruments, drugs, etc.] Nursing (a Manual of): Medical and Surgical. By Laurence Humphry, M.A., M.B., M.R.C.S., Assistant-Physician to and Lecturer to Probationers at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge. Eighth edition, in extra crown 8vo, 250 pp., with numerous illustrations, cloth 4/-, postage 3d. General Contents : The General Management of the Sick Room in Private Houses—General Plan of the Human Body—Diseases of the Nervous System—Respiratory System—Heart and Blood Vessels—Digestive System— Skin and Kidneys—Fevers—Diseases of Children—Wounds and Fractures—Management of Child-Bed—Sick Room Cookery, etc. In the fullest sense Mr. Humphry’s book is a distinct advance on all previous Manuals. . . Its value is greatly en¬ hanced by copious woodcuts and diagrams of the bones and internal organs, by many illustrations of the art of Band¬ aging, by Temperature Charts indicative of the course of some of the most characteristic diseases, and by a goodly
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