. A practical treatise on medical diagnosis for students and physicians . Blood 563 CHAPTEE Saliva and Nasal Secretions 555 CHAPTEE Stomach Contents 589 CHAPTEE XLILThe Sputum 605 CHAPTEE Urine 627 CHAPTEE Fece-s .668 CHAPTEE Pi^ncture 682 CONTENTS. xi PART DIAGNOSIS. CHAPTER I. PAGE The Infections » 701 CHAPTER Intoxications 816 CHAPTER Diseases 822 CHAPTER IV. Diseases of the Blood and of the Dlxtless Glands 833 CHAPTER of the Nose and Larynx 858 CHAPTER of the Lungs and Pleura
. A practical treatise on medical diagnosis for students and physicians . Blood 563 CHAPTEE Saliva and Nasal Secretions 555 CHAPTEE Stomach Contents 589 CHAPTEE XLILThe Sputum 605 CHAPTEE Urine 627 CHAPTEE Fece-s .668 CHAPTEE Pi^ncture 682 CONTENTS. xi PART DIAGNOSIS. CHAPTER I. PAGE The Infections » 701 CHAPTER Intoxications 816 CHAPTER Diseases 822 CHAPTER IV. Diseases of the Blood and of the Dlxtless Glands 833 CHAPTER of the Nose and Larynx 858 CHAPTER of the Lungs and Pleura 875 CHAPTER of the Heart, the Bloodvessels, and the Mediastinum 920 CHAPTER VIIL Diseases of the ilouTH, including the Tongue, the Fauces, Pharynx, and (Esophagus 976 CHAPTER IX. Diseases of the Peritoneum and Retroperitoneal Glands, the Stomach AND Intestines 996 CHAPTER of the Liver, Spleen, and Pancreas ... 1070 CHAPTER of the Kidneys 1114 CHAPTER of the Muscles 1140 CHAPTER XIII. Diseases of the Xervous System 1143. MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS. PART DIAGNOSIS. SECTION CONSIDERATIONS. CHAPTER I. THE DATA, METHODS, AND OBJECTS OF DIAGNOSIS. The suiferings of one who consults a physician are indicated bysymptoms. The symptoms of which the patient complains are knownas the subjective symptoms. The symptoms which the physician ob-serves are known as the objective symptoms. The symptoms have a history. It may be the brief one of suddenonset, or a long one of rise and fall, of ebb and flow, of the minglingof complex phenomena from time to time. The story of the evolutionof the disease is written as the history of the present disease. The present disease may be due to or modified by previous may be consulted for the effects of one link in a chain of morbiddisorders which began in infancy or early adult life. We shouldlearn, therefore, of the occurrence of previous disease. Certain typesof constitution and some
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