Practical diagnosis : the use of symptoms in the diagnosis of disease / by Hobart Amory Hare.

  • Hare, H. A. (Hobart Amory), 1862-1931.
Date:
1897
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    CHAPTER XI. THE BLOOD. PAGE The various forms of red and white corpuscles—Their proportionate number in health and disease—Alterations in their form and character—The haemoglobin of the blood in health and disease —The various forms of anaemia—Leucocythtemia and pseudo-leuco- cythsemia—Parasites of the blood 353 CHAPTER XII. THE URINARY BLADDER AND THE URINE. Disorders and diseases of the urinary bladder—Retention of urine— Incontinence of urine—The characteristics of normal and abnor- mal urine—The normal and abnormal contents of the urine— Their significance—Tests for the contents of the urine . . . 377 CHAPTER XIII. THE BOWELS AND FECES. Constipation and diarrhoea—The causes of these two symptoms and their diagnosis—The diseases in which these symptoms occur— Choleraic diarrhoea—Dysentery—The color of the feces—Intestinal parasites 418 PAKT II. THE MANIFESTATION OF DISEASE BY SYMPTOMS. CHAPTER I. FEVER AND SUBNORMAL TEMPERATURES. The methods of taking the temperature—The significance of fever— The febrile movements of various diseases 433 CHAPTER 11. HEADACHE AND VERTIGO. The causes of headache—Digestive headache—Headaches due to the eyes—Headaches due to cerebral tumor and abscess—Headaches due to syphilis—Headaches complicating acute diseases . . . 456