An index of symptoms with diagnostic methods . ably neurotic, thoughit may be due to ananeurysm. Anaemia Aneurysm of Aorta?Aortic Regurgitation Dilatation of Right Ventriclediastolic Dilatation of Stomach Displacement of Heart to Right?Distension of Stomach Emphysema Haemorrhage Hepatic Abscess Hypertrophy of Right Ven-tricle Mitral RegurgitationStenosis Neurasthenia ?Palpitating Aorta or CoeliacAxis Pancreas, Enlarged Pericardial Effusion Pleural Effusion, Left Pulmonary Stenosis Pulsating Liver (28G) Short Sternum Tricuspid Regurgitation Tumour resting on Aorta 288. Capillary Pulsation Visib
An index of symptoms with diagnostic methods . ably neurotic, thoughit may be due to ananeurysm. Anaemia Aneurysm of Aorta?Aortic Regurgitation Dilatation of Right Ventriclediastolic Dilatation of Stomach Displacement of Heart to Right?Distension of Stomach Emphysema Haemorrhage Hepatic Abscess Hypertrophy of Right Ven-tricle Mitral RegurgitationStenosis Neurasthenia ?Palpitating Aorta or CoeliacAxis Pancreas, Enlarged Pericardial Effusion Pleural Effusion, Left Pulmonary Stenosis Pulsating Liver (28G) Short Sternum Tricuspid Regurgitation Tumour resting on Aorta 288. Capillary Pulsation Visible in the nails; or alter-natively on a patch oferythema produced bydrawing a line across theforehead or sternum withthe thumb nail. Anaemia (x)Aortic RegurgitationChlorosis Haemorrhage, SevereHeart-muscle FailurePernicious Ansemia 289. Pulsation Synchronouswith Respiration Hernia Cerebri „ PulnionalisMeningo-myelocele(See Carotid Throbbing, 721) 285-289 108 TEMPERATURE 290. TEMPERATURE M. E. M. EM. E M. EM. E. Fig. 4.—Types of Temperaturesa, continued; b, remittent; C, severe or septic remittent. 291. To take the temperature, the register or column ofmercury must be first shaken down to 97°. The thermometerbulb should then be placed under the patients tongue, and thelips, but not the teeth, closed. After, say twice the time forwhich the instrument is guaranteed, it must be withdrawn verygradually and the degree noted. Twice a day, 8 and 8 ,is sufficient as a rule. In infectious cases a special thermometershould be used, and when no longer required it must be sterilisedby thorough washing, followed by immersion for one hour inperchloride of mercury, 1 in 500 solution. In children the fold of the groin with the thigh flexed, or therectum, is sometimes preferable to the mouth ; but it must beremembered that muscular exercise will raise the rectaltemperature to 101° or 102° even in health. It is noteworthy that some individuals and some fam
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