Symptoms and their interpretation / by James Mackenzie.

  • Mackenzie, James, 1853-1925.
Date:
1920
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Credit: Symptoms and their interpretation / by James Mackenzie. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Chapter IV. Pages 30—39. Principles of Investigation. 17. The need for principles. 18. Differentiation. 19. Classi¬ fication. 20. The law of progression. 21. The law of associated phenomena. 22. The significance of symptoms (prognosis). 23. The use of laboratory methods. 24. The expectation of results. Chapter V. Pages 40—47. Classification of Symptoms. 25. The anatomical classification of disease. 26. The clinical classification of symptoms. 27. Structural symptoms. 28. Functional symptoms. Chapter VI. Pages 48—56. Reflex Symptoms. 29. The discovery of the seat of disturbance. 30. The discovery of the agent causing ill-health. 31. The discovery of the functions of the nervous system. 32. Methods of examination. 33. Mechanism of an ordinary stimulation. 34. Mechanism of the radiation of sensation. 35. Mechanism of a motor reflex. 36. Mechanism of radiation in disease. Chapter VII. Pages 57—60. Pain. 37. Definition of pain. 38. Constitution of the nervous system. 39. Difference in the functions of the two nervous systems.