The American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, Volume 39W.A. Townsend & Adams, 1899 |
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... blood and in various strengths , some containing only the salts and others egg albumen as well . Recently considerable dis- cussion has occurred in medical periodicals relative to the pro- portion of this chloride in the blood , and ...
... blood and in various strengths , some containing only the salts and others egg albumen as well . Recently considerable dis- cussion has occurred in medical periodicals relative to the pro- portion of this chloride in the blood , and ...
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... Blood transfusion quickly followed this , but finally it became a panacea , and on account of its misuse laws prohibiting its use were promul gated . Again , in 1777 , Regnaudot recommended it anew , and later the Baron de Percy , James ...
... Blood transfusion quickly followed this , but finally it became a panacea , and on account of its misuse laws prohibiting its use were promul gated . Again , in 1777 , Regnaudot recommended it anew , and later the Baron de Percy , James ...
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... blood . By in- creasing the volume of the blood it increases the arterial ten- sion and thereby increases the blood supply to the heart through the coronary arteries . It stimulates the nerve centres , some- times causing marked ...
... blood . By in- creasing the volume of the blood it increases the arterial ten- sion and thereby increases the blood supply to the heart through the coronary arteries . It stimulates the nerve centres , some- times causing marked ...
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... blood and glandular system is even more marked than physiologists have told . Otherwise , how explain the fact that blood may be abstracted from a healthy animal up to one - nineteenth its weight and life be re- stored by the immediate ...
... blood and glandular system is even more marked than physiologists have told . Otherwise , how explain the fact that blood may be abstracted from a healthy animal up to one - nineteenth its weight and life be re- stored by the immediate ...
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... blood is handicapped by the various poisons of in- fectious diseases , salt solution has been found valuable in the way of " lavage " to carry off the toxins , and by the increased temperature following its use the production of ...
... blood is handicapped by the various poisons of in- fectious diseases , salt solution has been found valuable in the way of " lavage " to carry off the toxins , and by the increased temperature following its use the production of ...
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Page 767 - ... nurse. 7 Puerperal infection is to be avoided by limiting vaginal examinations as much as possible, and cultivating external palpation. When vaginal examinations are to be made, the external genitalia should be carefully cleansed and disinfected, and the hands rendered as aseptic as if for a laparotomy. Vaginal douches are not necessary, and are probably harmful.