The Practitioner's Handbook of Treatment: Or, The Principles of Therapeutics

action acute administration agents ailments alcohol alkaline ammonia analgesic arrest arterial arterioles assimilation astringents become belladonna betwixt blood blood-pressure bowels brain Bright's disease bromide of potassium bronchitis cachexia cancer cerebral cells chalybeates chloral chloral hydrate chronic circulation cold combined commonly condition congestion connective tissue Consequently cough cutaneous desirable diaphoretic diarrhoea diathesis digestive digitalis dilatation disease disturbance doses effect especially excitement excretion fever fluid followed functional activity furnished give given gout gouty growth heart hypertrophy imperfect increased indicated induced inflammation inflammatory intestinal iron irritation kidneys lithiasis liver lungs malady matter measures membrane menorrhagia mercury morphia muscular nerve nervous system nitrogenized nutrition opium organs oxidation pain patient persons poison potash practitioner produced pyrexia quinine relief remedial renal resorted respiratory result rheumatism secretion skin sleep stimulants stomach strumous strychnine sudoriparous sugar sulphate syphilis temperature tendency tion tonics tubercle uric acid urine usually vascular vascular depressants vessels