Medical admonitions to families. Respecting the preservation of health, and the treatment of the sick; also, a table of symptoms, serving to point out the degrees of danger, and to distinguish one disease from another. With observations on the improper indulgence of children, &c / [James Parkinson].

  • Parkinson, James, 1755-1824
Date:
1807
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Credit: Medical admonitions to families. Respecting the preservation of health, and the treatment of the sick; also, a table of symptoms, serving to point out the degrees of danger, and to distinguish one disease from another. With observations on the improper indulgence of children, &c / [James Parkinson]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Exposure of Children to extreme Cold highly dan- gerous • • E] roneous Calculations made on the Appearances of Cottage Children Two Cases mentioned, where the Disease seemed to be caused by violent screaming and hallooing Page 148 151 152 The Mumps, Description of Fatal Termination of Danger of Domestic Practice, even in a Disease apparently trifling 153 154 Infeammation of the Ear, Description and Treatment of Tooth Ach 155 Errors in Domestic Practice, from consideringToo^/<- ach as a Term expressive of one particular Disease —, Tooth-Ach, the Symptom of vaiious Diseases of the Teeth, requiring different Modes of Treatment 156 Impropriety in the ordinary Domestic Practice, and in the immediate Extraction of the Tooth 157 More rational Mode proposed j 5S Teething — >secessary Cautions during Dentition 159 Lancing the Gums, the Necessity of pointed out •. IbT Tooth Necklaces a cruel Imposition l6'2 Remarks on Dr. Buchan’s Opinion of the Inutility of this Operation ,. l63 Objections to'tlie Modes of performing it recom- mended by Dr. Buclian l64 Soreness behind the Ears, the Treatment of l65 Inflammation of the Lungs i66 Symptoms of 111 Consequences arising from an Opposition to the Prescriptions of the Physician 16,9 Dr. Duplanil’s Remarks on Dr. Buchan’s Advice in this Disease * 172 Insidious Nature of the Disease; sometimes highly dangerous without causing Alarm 173 >Vhen the Breathing is altered in Quickness, a morbid SUttO of the Lungs may be suspected • ♦ 74 IxflaW'