Archives of internal medicine . Fig. 3.—Case D. Medium ^ized bronchus showing edema of wall and loss ofepithelium. X 250. <hi admission he complained chiefly of weakness, pain in the throat and chest,and intense dyspnea. Examination.—Examination showed a well nourished man with slightly dilatedheart, of rapid, feeble action, soft pulse. He was suffering at the time of theexamination from very severe dyspnea, with extremely rapid, shallow respirationand marked cyanosis. Prostration was very extreme, hut the patients mind wasclear. The pupils were equal and reacted. The lips and tongue were i
Archives of internal medicine . Fig. 3.—Case D. Medium ^ized bronchus showing edema of wall and loss ofepithelium. X 250. <hi admission he complained chiefly of weakness, pain in the throat and chest,and intense dyspnea. Examination.—Examination showed a well nourished man with slightly dilatedheart, of rapid, feeble action, soft pulse. He was suffering at the time of theexamination from very severe dyspnea, with extremely rapid, shallow respirationand marked cyanosis. Prostration was very extreme, hut the patients mind wasclear. The pupils were equal and reacted. The lips and tongue were intenselycyanosed; the throat was congested. The lungs showed marked dulness at bothliases posteriorly: broncho vesicular breathing, with slightly bronchial voice andscattered rales, most marked over the right base. The extremities were cold andcyanotic. The temperature ranged from 100 to 102 F.: the pulse from about100 tn 140: respirations from 44 to (ill. during the patients stay in the was given oxygen inhalat
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