Praesagium medicum: or, the prognostick signs of acute diseases / [J. H (James Harvey)].

  • J. H. (James Harvey)
Date:
1713
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Credit: Praesagium medicum: or, the prognostick signs of acute diseases / [J. H (James Harvey)]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Confequences, considered, and the natural Caufe of <2 Delirium or Raving accounted for, p. 5, <5. The Diforder of the Mind in this State, and the Event of the Delirious Diflemper, considered> p. 7. How far the Sleep that happens upon Delirious Diforders proceeding from Fevers, conduceth to Rec0‘ very, p. 8. R neceffary and ufeful Obfcr- vation concerning the Sleep of Delirious People, and that which is falutary and mor¬ tal\ difiinguifhed, p. 9. How far, and in what cafes natural Evacuations coming up* on a FeverifhDtYmxim, conduceth to Reco¬ very, p. 10. 'Ibe involuntary Tears and Laughter of Delirious Per font cotifidered, p. 11. And. when accompanied with a Dif¬ ficulty of Breathing, how dangerous, p, 12. A Delirium or Raving a happy Omen, when it comet upon Lethargick Diftempers? but always dangerousj p. 1J, t ''V CH A P. II. Of Prognofticks takgn from the Senfes. m • . * r ' • ; , » r £ ' / • Of the Senfes in general\ p. 1 How dijor¬ dered, p. 16. Why the Eyes are effected in all Diforders of the Head, efpedally in Fe¬ vers and Lethargick Diftempers, and what the various Diforders of the Eyes portend ibid. p. 17. Of the Sanguin Colour of the Eyes in particular, and what it por¬ tends,