. The diseases of infancy and childhood : designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine. 3 i % ^ s s 8 as-ns S; URINE 0 t>0 V X 8 8 C i X X » STOOL 1 1 1 1 1 1 i « 11 00,1 0 00 L Fig. 139.—Lobar pneumonia: pscudocrisis and crisis. Leukocyte count before andafter crisis indicated. Boy, aged four years. The drop of the temperature at the crisis in a fairly typical case maybegin at 9 , and the temperature may be subnormal at 9 ofthe same day (Fig. 140). In another form, crisis may be rapidlyfollowed by a temporary rise in the temperature, not due to anyreinfecti
. The diseases of infancy and childhood : designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine. 3 i % ^ s s 8 as-ns S; URINE 0 t>0 V X 8 8 C i X X » STOOL 1 1 1 1 1 1 i « 11 00,1 0 00 L Fig. 139.—Lobar pneumonia: pscudocrisis and crisis. Leukocyte count before andafter crisis indicated. Boy, aged four years. The drop of the temperature at the crisis in a fairly typical case maybegin at 9 , and the temperature may be subnormal at 9 ofthe same day (Fig. 140). In another form, crisis may be rapidlyfollowed by a temporary rise in the temperature, not due to anyreinfection of the lung, but to a slight postpneumonic toxemia. Thetemperature will in such cases reach the subnormal within thirty-sixhours. Another very distinct form of temperature ciu-ve is the temperature curve is at first glance exactly similar to that ofbronchopneumonia. The remissions in the morning may reach the 598 DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM normal within a fraction of a degree. Such cases may also show atthe terminal end of the cune a critical drop to the normal. In other. Fig. 140.—Lobar pneumonia, riKht lung, lower Icibe. Crisis on the eighth day. Leuko-cyte count indicated. Female child, aj^ed two years and five months. cases the fall of temperature at the beginning of convalescence takesplace by what is knoivn as lysis (Fig. 141). In other words, the HOUR a a I. 12 J 0 u IJ 3 6 U 12 3 8 9 1.; 3 tf D IJ 3 8 e 11; 3 a 9 12 3 0 n 1^ 3 a 3 12 3 a 0 12 3 B n 111 3 a 0 12 3 a 0 III 3 u u|i 106 1- ±b___^^^^___i i___i o^°E^EE::h^Sa|f^Szz|zzzzzpz:zzzz = = = ::z:: = zz J103—--i-- ^--- ^_^J_^XV45-^- :-:: t zzzzrlzizzz-:-, -f ^-m-rr-^^ = = = 1102---:- — ; i4=- + + : + —:--- 100 .zDZ-^ zzzzzz:zzzz^?zzzzz ~ qq-T EE 1 r =»u h M ^ffl 1 1 M^N rnrnTi puLse 5 3 s g ? I|5,; a ^S^li! ?; 3! ? = = 1 § s s s iz-t^^?.z = ~±^~--- - - -! - -? ^- ?. i RESP. 5; 5 ? ? 3 ??-;.^ ^jSU ? ^.- .: ? 3 - ;-• .5 3 -s S?: s >: -;-5 ?,= .5 ^ ;.? ;i ?..- ,
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