Volume 1 — INDEX TO VOLUME I.
Reading edition
A.
Abdomen, state of, in cholera,
741
in general peritonitis of puerperal fever,
1010
in relapsing fever,
390
in septicæmia,
977
in septicæmia lymphatica,
1011
in septicæmia venosa,
1012
Abdominal cavity, lesions of, in general peritonitis of puerperal fever,
989
glands, lesions of, in typhoid fever,
264
organs, alterations of, in scarlet fever,
531
Abortion from septicæmia,
972
Abortive form of the plague,
777
of relapsing fever,
395
of typhoid fever,
298
of typhus fever,
354
Abortive treatment of erysipelas, value,
638
Abscess in symptomatic parotitis, date of pointing,
627
metastatic, of lungs, complicating relapsing fever,
404
Abscesses complicating cholera,
735
variola,
445
following the plague,
781
frequency of, in pyæmia,
976
in erysipelas, treatment,
638
in para- and perimetritis,
1008
in puerperal fever,
989
metastatic, of pyæmia, modes of production,
963
of pyæmia, treatment,
981
pelvic, of puerperal fever, treatment,
1036
pulmonary, in puerperal fever,
989
Acids, mineral, use of, in cholera,
768
Aconite, use of, in rubeola,
580
in scarlet fever,
543
in yellow fever,
651
Acute diseases, relation of, to rubeola,
561
form of glanders in man,
920
in horse,
914
Adenitis complicating scarlet fever,
511
vaccination,
468
Adenopathy complicating erysipelas,
634
Adhesions from infiltration,
55
Adulteration of food,
197
Adynamic form of typhus fever,
354
Age, influence of, on causation of anthrax in man,
940
of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
802
of diphtheria,
680
of erysipelas,
630
of influenza,
860
of idiopathic parotitis,
620
of the plague,
775
of pertussis,
839
of relapsing fever,
371
of rötheln,
583
of rubeola,
561
of typhoid fever,
242
of typhus fever,
342
proper for vaccination,
477
Aged, typhoid fever in the,
301
Agminated glands, lesions of, in cholera,
745
Air, amount supplied in ventilation,
179
carbonic acid as a cause of impurity,
177
-currents, direction of, test,
178
distribution of, in ventilation,
180
estimation of carbonic acid,
178
fresh, value of, in convalescence,
206
humidity of, as a cause of disease,
133
impure, as a cause of disease,
177
influence of, on causation of glanders,
912
impurities of, due to offensive effluvia,
181
sources of impurity,
177
standards of impurity,
178
transmission of the plague by,
776
velocity of, in ventilation,
180
vitiated, as a cause of pyæmia,
959
supply, method of calculating amount of, in ventilation,
179
Albuminoid infiltration,
72
Albuminuria complicating diphtheria,
674
relapsing fever,
407
scarlet fever,
525
typhus fever,
355
following rubeola,
574
in typhoid fever, treatment,
334
Alcohol, use of, in algid form of pernicious malarial fever,
608
in anthrax,
938
,
944
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
831
in cholera,
767
in influenza,
876
in puerperal fever,
1033
in pyæmia,
982
in scarlet fever,
544
in typhoid fever,
324
in typhus fever,
366
Algid form of pernicious malarial fever,
606
causes of death,
607
frequency,
607
mortality-rate,
607
symptoms,
606
treatment,
607
Alum, use of, in pertussis,
845
Ammonium bromide, use of, in pertussis,
846
carbonate, use of, in scarlet fever,
544
chloride, use of, in diphtheria,
704
,
705
Amyloid bodies,
86
degeneration,
84
Anæsthesia of skin in beriberi,
1039
significance of, in general diagnosis,
165
Anæsthetic form of leprosy,
790
Analysis of urine, importance of, in general diagnosis,
165
Anasarca,
69
complicating scarlet fever,
529
date of appearance in scarlet fever,
529
in beriberi,
1040
Anginose form of anthrax,
941
of scarlet fever,
510
Animals, cerebro-spinal meningitis in,
804
diphtheria in,
683
transmission of diphtheria from,
683
Animal vaccine, advantages,
475
Anodyne liniments, use of, in beriberi,
1043
Anorexia in relapsing fever,
389
in typhoid fever,
285
in typhus fever,
350
significance of, in general diagnosis,
162
A
NTHRAX
,
OR
M
ALIGNANT
P
USTULE
,
926
Synonyms,
926
Definition,
926
History,
926
Geographical distribution,
926
Etiology—specific origin,
928
Modes of transmission,
928
Transmission from eating flesh of anthrax animals,
928
by milk,
929
by insects,
929
by alkaline soils,
929
Season, relation of, to causation,
931
Plethora, relation of, to causation,
931
Sex, relation of, to causation,
931
Age, relation of, to causation,
931
Bacillus,
931
relation to causation,
931
physical characters,
932
effect of heat and cold on activity,
933
effect of oxygen on activity,
933
mode of entering body,
933
effect on blood-vessels,
934
Forms,
934
Symptoms—Incubation period,
934
duration of,
934
Apoplectiform form,
934
Anthrax fever,
934
Localized external anthrax,
935
Character and seat of lesions,
935
Morbid anatomy—changes in blood,
935
Spleen,
935
Lymphatic glands,
935
Connective tissue and muscles,
935
Gastro-intestinal tract,
936
Vagina and uterus,
936
Liver and kidneys,
936
Diagnosis—from other bacteridian diseases,
936
Swine plague,
936
Prognosis,
936
Mortality,
936
Treatment,
937
Preventive,
936
Drainage of anthrax soil,
937
Disinfection of stables, etc.,
937
Disposal of carcases of sick animals,
937
Isolation,
937
By inoculation,
937
Methods of,
937
Pasteur's method,
937
Dangers in,
938
General, alcohol,
938
Use of carbolic acid,
938
nitro-muriatic acid,
938
potassium iodide, hypodermically,
938
quinia sulphate, hypodermically,
938
Local,
938
Cauterization,
938
Incision of nodule,
938
Anthrax or Malignant Pustule in Man
,
939
Synonyms,
939
History,
939
Etiology,
939
Origin from lower animals,
939
Modes of infection,
939
direct,
939
by handling sick animals,
939
by insect-bites, etc.,
939
by food,
939
by blood,
939
by air,
939
Occupation, relation of, to causation,
939
Age and sex, relation of, to causation,
940
Relative susceptibility of man and animals,
940
Forms,
940
Symptoms—of incubation period,
940
Local lesions,
940
Temperature,
940
Relation of, to local lesions,
940
Malignant anthrax,
940
Symptoms,
940
local,
940
,
941
general,
941
Anthrax intestinalis,
941
Symptoms,
941
general,
941
eruptions,
941
gastro-intestinal tract,
941
nervous system,
941
Duration,
941
Anthrax angina,
941
Symptoms,
941
general,
941
local,
941
Duration,
941
Morbid anatomy,
941
Changes in blood,
942
Spleen,
942
Lymphatic glands,
942
Liver and kidneys,
942
Skin and mucous membranes,
942
Appearance of pustule,
942
Position of bacillus,
942
Diagnosis—signs, pathognomonic of,
942
From bites of insects,
942
Boils and carbuncles,
942
Plague-boil,
942
Glanderous nodule,
942
Importance of detection of bacillus,
942
Of malignant anthrax oedema,
942
Internal anthrax,
943
Prognosis,
943
Mortality,
943
Treatment—Preventive,
943
Disinfection,
943
Local,
943
Cauterization of preliminary papule in external form,
943
Method of cauterization,
943
Excision of parent nucleus,
943
Caustics used in,
943
Hypodermic injections into swelling,
943
Constitutional,
944
Carbolic acid, use of,
944
Alcohol, use of,
944
Diet,
944
Of anthrax oedema,
944
Antipyretics, use of, in relapsing fever,
428
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
833
Antisepsis in septicæmia,
983
value of, in prevention of puerperal fever,
1024
Antiseptic treatment of scarlet fever,
545
Antiseptics, use of, in cholera,
770
in glanders in man,
924
in pyæmia,
980
Aphasia in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
810
Apoplectic form of anthrax in animals,
934
Appetite in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
814
as a guide to necessary amount of food,
195
loss of, significance, in general diagnosis,
162
Arcus senilis, significance, in general diagnosis,
151
Argyria,
93
Arsenic, use of, in relapsing fever,
427
Arsenical poison as cause of obscure diseases,
193
Arterial emboli,
63
murmur in beriberi,
1040
thrombosis following typhoid fever,
293
Arteritis from thrombosis,
61
in pyæmia,
967
Articular enlargement, significance of, in general diagnosis,
160
Artificial alimentation in diphtheria,
713
Asthenic form of simple continued fever,
233
of inflammation,
46
Ataxic form of typhus fever,
354
Ataxo-adynamic form of typhus fever,
354
Atmosphere, impure, influence of, on causation of puerperal fever,
1013
,
1014
necessity of, for prevention of pyæmia and septicæmia,
980
Atmospheric variations as a cause of diphtheria,
682
Atrophy following diphtheritic paralysis,
676
Atropia, use of, in relapsing fever,
429
Auditory nerve, lesion of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
824
B.
Bacillus of anthrax, characters of,
931
,
932
mode of entering body,
933
of glanders,
914
of pearly distemper, innocuousness of, from cooking,
105
species of,
142
tuberculosis,
99
et seq.
description,
100
duration of effects,
104
cultivation,
100
local and general effects of invasion,
103
methods of detection,
102
milk as a means of dissemination,
105
mode of entrance into intestinal canal,
104
into respiratory organs,
104
typhosus,
258
Bacteria in healthy bodies,
144
influence of, on causation of pyæmia,
958
liability to error, from minuteness,
143
of cholera,
748
of leprosy,
791
of puerperal fever,
995
Bacterium termo as a cause of putrefaction,
142
Barometric variations, influence of, on course and causation of disease,
134
Bartholini's glands, suppuration of, complicating typhoid fever,
296
Baths, cold, use of, in puerperal fever,
1034
in relapsing fever,
428
warm, use of, in hydrophobia,
907
in variola,
453
Bed-linen, as a means of disseminating typhoid fever,
253
Bed-sores, complicating relapsing fever,
400
typhoid fever,
297
typhus fever,
355
in typhoid fever, treatment of,
335
Belladonna as a prophylactic in scarlet fever,
536
use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
833
in pertussis,
846
Benignant tumors,
114
Benzoic acid as a prophylactic in scarlet fever,
537
B
ERIBERI
,
1038
Definition,
1038
Geographical distribution,
1038
History,
1038
Etiology—Specific poison,
1038
resemblance of, to marsh-miasm,
1038
Predisposing causes,
1039
Varieties,
1039
Symptoms—Anæsthesia of skin,
1039
Muscular paralysis,
1039
Peculiarity of gait,
1039
Cramps,
1039
Muscular tenderness,
1039
Periosteal tenderness,
1039
Palpitation of heart,
1039
Symptoms, special—Of wet form,
1040
Anasarca,
1040
Quality of pulse,
1040
Cardiac murmur,
1040
Arterial murmur,
1040
Of dry form,
1040
Quality of pulse,
1040
Condition of heart,
1040
Morbid anatomy,
1040
Alterations in blood,
1041
Heart,
1041
Muscles,
1041
Prognosis,
1042
Treatment—By change of residence,
1042
By diet,
1042
Of wet form by hydragogue cathartics,
1042
Sulphate of magnesium,
1042
Elaterium,
1042
Treeak farook,
1042
Diuretics,
1042
Juniper gin,
1042
Of the dry form by electricity,
1043
Strychnia,
1043
Frictions,
1043
Use of anodyne liniments,
1043
Use of hypodermics of morphia,
1043
Bites of rabid dogs, treatment,
905
Bladder, diphtheria of, general sepsis from,
674
lesions of, in rabies,
903
in relapsing fever,
414
symptoms of diphtheria of,
674
Blindness in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
811
Blisters, use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
830
Blood, alterations of, in anthrax,
935-942
in beriberi,
1041
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
824
in cholera,
747
in pyæmia,
968
in relapsing fever,
411
in scarlet fever,
530
in septicæmia,
971
in typhoid fever,
268
in typhus fever,
356
altered, as a cause of symptomatic parotitis,
626
condition of, in pyæmia,
963
contamination of, sources, in pyæmia,
958
degeneration of, complicating diphtheria,
675
Blood-vessels, calcification of,
88
,
90
changes in inflammation,
43
lesions of, in typhoid fever,
267
new formation of,
55
Body, portion of, most suitable for vaccinating,
477
Bones, chronic diseases of, following rubeola,
574
cranial, lesions of, in symptomatic parotitis,
626
in glanders,
922
in pyæmia,
967
Bone-marrow, lesions of, in relapsing fever,
417
Boric acid, use of, in diphtheria,
709
Bovine vaccine,
473
Bowels, state of, in relapsing fever,
390
in remittent fever,
602
condition of, in typhus fever,
350
Brain, lesions of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
823
in cholera,
746
in glanders,
923
in relapsing fever,
413
in typhoid fever,
266
in typhus fever,
358
and membranes, lesions of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
822
in pyæmia,
966
and spinal cord, lesions of, in rabies and hydrophobia,
903
softening of, following cerebro-spinal meningitis,
820
Breath, odor of, in typhus fever,
353
Bright's disease, aggravation of, by influenza,
870
Bromine, use of, in diphtheria,
708
Bromide of potassium, use of, in relapsing fever,
430
Bronchi, lesions of, in rabies and hydrophobia,
902
symptoms of formation of diphtheritic membrane,
671
Bronchial glands, lesions of, in influenza,
872
Bronchitis, complicating influenza,
868
rubeola,
571
typhoid fever,
294
typhus fever,
355
frequency of, in typhoid fever,
277
in rubeola, treatment,
581
in septicæmia,
977
in typhus fever,
353
,
354
Broncho-pneumonia, complicating diphtheria,
672
Bryce's test of vaccinal infection,
461
Buboes, characters of, in grave form of the plague,
778
date of appearance of, in grave form of the plague,
778
of the plague, treatment,
784
pathology of, in the plague,
781
seat of, in grave form of the plague,
778
C.
Cadaveric rigidity after cholera,
741
Cæcum and colon, lesions of, in typhoid fever,
263
Calcification,
87
causes,
87
of blood-vessels,
88
,
90
of thrombi,
60
,
89
Calabar bean, use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
834
Calm stage of yellow fever,
645
Calomel as a specific in typhoid fever,
336
use of, in cholera,
766
in hemorrhagic form of pernicious malarial fever,
613
Camphor, use of, in cholera,
768
Cancer,
117
,
123
hereditary nature,
129
relation of, to epithelial tumors,
118
Capillary bronchitis, complicating influenza,
868
Capillaries, intestinal, lesions of, in cholera,
745
Carbolic acid, use of, in anthrax,
938
in diphtheria,
707
in glanders,
924
in scarlet fever,
545
Carbonic acid, as a cause of impure air,
177
amount of, in pure and impure air,
178
Carbuncles, character of, in grave form of the plague,
778
seat of, in grave form of plague,
778
Cardiac degeneration, complicating diphtheria,
675
following typhoid fever,
293
complicating typhus fever,
355
dilatation, complicating scarlet fever,
523
inflammation, complicating scarlet fever,
522
murmur in beriberi,
1040
sounds in typhoid fever,
276
thrombi in diphtheria,
687
Caseation,
79
Cataract, hereditary, nature,
129
Catarrh, absence of, in rubeola,
568
of influenza, treatment,
874
Catarrhal affections as predisposing causes of pertussis,
839
inflammation,
52
pneumonia, complicating influenza,
869
pock in vaccinia,
463
symptoms in influenza,
866
in prodromal stage of rubeola,
564
Causes of otitis in scarlet fever,
520
Caustics, use of, in hydrophobia,
905
Cauterization, use of, in external anthrax,
938
,
943
Cathartics, use of, in wet beriberi,
1042
in scarlet fever,
554
Cellular tissue, lesions of, in pyæmia,
966
Cellulitis, pelvic, in puerperal fever,
988
Cerebral softening from embolism,
65
symptoms in yellow fever,
644
Cerebro-spinal meningitis,
795
Certificates of death, duty of a physician in regard to,
210
Cesspools beneath dwellings, dangers of,
192
contamination of water by,
192
evils of,
126
Change of residence as cause of typhoid fever,
244
Cheesy degeneration,
79
metamorphosis,
79
Chicken-pox,
481
Child-bed fever, relation to erysipelas,
630
Childhood, influence of, on occurrence of pertussis,
839
Children, causes of frequency of diphtheria in,
682
typhoid fever in,
301
Chills in pyæmia,
973
Chinolin, use of, in diphtheria,
703
Chloral hydrate, use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
834
in hydrophobia,
907
in pertussis,
846
in relapsing fever,
430
Chloride test for detecting pollution of water-supply,
192
Chloroform, use of, in cholera,
768
in hydrophobia,
907
in relapsing fever,
431
C
HOLERA
,
715
Definition,
715
Synonyms,
715
History,
715
et seq.
Etiology—predisposing causes,
720
Influence of high temperature in origin and spread,
720
Season, influence of, on causation,
720
Over-crowding and filth as causes,
720
Intemperance as a cause,
721
Contagiousness,
721
Modes of transmission,
721
Channels of entrance into system,
721
Propagation of, by fomites,
721
by drinking-water,
723
Cases illustrating spread of, by drinking-water,
724
Influence of height of subsoil-water on prevalence,
722
Humidity of soil as a cause,
722
Special fomites of,
723
Cases illustrating spread of, by fomites,
727
Cases illustrating contagiousness,
728
Objections to contagious nature,
729
Individual immunity,
730
Different grades of, from intensity of poison,
731
Specific origin,
747
Nature of poison,
748
Influence of bacteria in production,
748
Koch's investigations in regard to bacilli,
745
,
749
Symptoms,
731
Mild forms,
732
"Cholerine" stage,
732
Number of stools in mild forms,
732
Character of stools in mild forms,
732
Grave forms,
733
Physiognomy in grave forms,
733
Stools in grave forms,
733
Typhoid state,
734
Stage of collapse,
734
Reaction,
734
Convalescence,
735
Temperature,
736
Difference between axillary, vaginal, and rectal temperature,
736
Special symptoms—Low temperature of mouth,
736
Condition of skin,
736
Color of skin,
737
Condition of heart and pulse,
737
Veins,
737
Vomiting,
738
Character of vomit,
738
Diarrhoea,
738
Results of diarrhoea,
738
Characters of stools,
739
Condition of urine,
739
Cramps,
740
Causes of cramps,
740
State of abdomen,
741
of nervous system,
741
Complications and sequelæ,
735
Complicated by diphtheritic exudations,
735
Inflammation of parotid and submaxillary glands,
735
Abscesses and ulcers,
735
Cutaneous eruptions,
735
Morbid anatomy—general appearance after death,
741
Cadaveric rigidity,
741
Muscular contractions after death,
741
Appearance, post-mortem, of abdominal cavity,
743
Changes in stomach,
743
Intestinal canal,
743
Intestinal mucous membrane,
743
Nature of exfoliation from intestinal canal,
744
Changes in isolated and agminated glands,
745
Capillaries and veins of intestinal canal,
745
Liver,
745
Gall-bladder,
746
Spleen,
746
Heart,
746
Pericardium,
747
Lungs,
746
Brain and spinal marrow,
746
Kidneys,
746
Blood,
747
Diagnosis—from cholera morbus,
750
from irritant poisoning,
752
Order of symptoms as a ground for,
753
Prognosis,
753
Symptoms indicating favorable and unfavorable,
754
Mortality—in different epidemics,
754
Influence of age,
754
Sex,
754
Social condition,
754
Treatment,
759
Preventive,
755
Disinfection,
758
Modes of applying disinfectants,
758
Importance of maintaining high degree of health during epidemics,
758
Quarantine and sanitary cordons for prevention,
755
et seq.
Mode of carrying out quarantine,
757
Cases illustrating value of quarantine,
757
Use of drinking-water during epidemics,
759
General management,
760
Importance of early recognition,
732
Necessity of rest,
760
of prompt,
760
Diarrhoea,
760
Vomiting,
761
Hiccough,
762
Injection of sodium chloride into veins,
762
Stage of collapse,
763
Diet of stage of reaction,
763
For restoration of circulation in stage of collapse,
763
Stage of reaction,
763
Undue reaction,
764
Urinary suppression in stage of reaction,
764
Convalescence,
764
Use of venesection in,
764
Emetics,
765
Calomel,
766
Alcohol,
767
Opiates,
767
Mineral acids,
768
Camphor,
768
Chloroform,
768
Intravenous injections,
768
Hot applications,
769
Cold affusions,
769
Of cramps,
769
Necessity of cold water to allay thirst,
770
Use of antiseptic remedies,
770
Cholerine,
732
Chorea, following typhoid fever,
293
Chronic diseases, relation of, to rubeola,
561
forms of erysipelas,
634
of glanders,
915
,
923
Cicatrix, condition during incubation of hydrophobia,
895
in hydrophobia, excision,
906-908
in vaccinia, description,
460
Classification of puerperal inflammations,
986
Cleanliness, importance of, in prevention of pyæmia,
980
in variola,
454
Climate, as a cause of disease,
185
definition of term,
185
influence of, on causation of influenza,
860
on causation of rabies and hydrophobia,
887
of rubeola,
560
Clinical history of influenza,
864
Clothing as a cause of disease,
198
Cloudy swelling,
72
Coagulation of exudations,
43
Cohnheim's theory of production of morbid growths,
106
Colchicum, use of, in dengue,
885
Cold as a cause of disease,
133
and damp, influence of, on causation of glanders,
912
bath, use of, in diphtheria,
702
in puerperal fever,
1034
in typhoid fever,
327
Contra-indications to use of, in diphtheria,
703
Use of, in algid form of pernicious malarial fever,
608
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
830
in cholera,
769
in diphtheria,
702
in puerperal fever,
1033
in the hyperpyrexia of scarlet fever,
541
in scarlet fever,
542
in yellow fever,
651
water, intra-uterine injections of, in puerperal fever,
1034
mode of applying, in scarlet fever,
542
Cold stage of intermittent fever,
592
of intermittent fever, theory of cause,
593
treatment,
594
of yellow fever, treatment,
653
Cold water, use of, in typhus fever,
364
Collapse in cerebro-spinal meningitis, treatment,
831
in cholera,
734
treatment,
763
of lungs, complicating influenza,
869
Collections of water, influence on health of a community,
187
Colloid degeneration,
83
metamorphosis,
83
Color of skin, significance of, in general diagnosis,
159
Coma, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
812
significance of, in general diagnosis,
166
Comatose form of pernicious malarial fever,
608
Diagnosis,
609
Symptoms,
609
Treatment,
609
Coma-vigil in typhus fever,
349
Compresses, hot water, use of, in variola,
453
Complications of cholera,
735
of erysipelas,
633
of idiopathic parotitis,
623
of influenza,
868
of pertussis,
843
of plague,
780
of relapsing fever,
396-410
of rötheln,
587
of rubeola,
570
causes,
570
of scarlet fever,
510
of typhoid fever,
292
treatment,
335
of vaccination,
468
of vaccinia,
464
of varicella,
483
of variola,
445
Confluent small-pox,
440
Conjunctiva, condition of, in human glanders,
921
symptoms of diphtheria of,
670
Conjunctival diphtheria, local treatment,
712
Conjunctivitis, diphtheritic, symptoms,
670
Consanguineous marriages, effects,
131
Constipation in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
814
in grave form of the plague,
779
in rubeola, treatment,
581
in typhoid fever, treatment,
333
in typhus fever, treatment,
367
significance of, in general diagnosis,
163
Constitutional infection, absence of, in vaccinia,
460
of syphilis, hereditary nature,
127
taints, conveyance of, by vaccination,
471
treatment of anthrax,
944
of pyæmia,
982
Contagion as a cause of disease,
135
,
200
definition of,
200
of dengue,
884
of erysipelas, manner of propagation,
630
nature,
630
of influenza,
862
of relapsing fever, transmission,
373
of rabies and hydrophobia,
891
dissemination,
891
of rötheln, nature,
583
of rubeola, modes of dissemination,
558
mode of entering the body,
558
nature,
557
in typhus fever, nature,
343
modes of transmission,
344
Contagium of variola, duration of activity,
435
mode of entering body,
435
nature,
435
period of greatest activity,
435
Contagious diseases, characteristics,
137
Contagious nature of cholera, objections to,
729
Contagiousness of anthrax,
928
of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
803
of cholera,
721
of dengue,
884
of diphtheria,
678
of erysipelas,
630
of glanders,
911
of influenza,
862
,
863
of leprosy,
788
of the plague,
776
of puerperal fever,
1017
of pyæmia,
960
of rabies and hydrophobia,
891
of scarlet fever,
494
of typhoid fever,
248
of typhus fever,
343
period of greatest,
345
of varicella,
481
of variola,
435
Convalescence, choice of diet,
206
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
819
management,
835
in cholera,
735
management,
764
in chronic glanders in man,
922
in dengue,
882
in grave form of the plague,
779
in erysipelas, management,
639
in influenza, treatment,
875
in relapsing fever,
393
in scarlet fever, management,
544
in typhoid fever, management,
335
in typhus fever, management,
368
Convulsions during hot stage of intermittent fever, treatment,
597
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
810
in relapsing fever,
384
complicating rubeola,
572
in prodromal stage of rubeola,
565
in rubeola, treatment,
581
in yellow fever, treatment,
653
Cooking, necessity of a physician's knowledge of,
196
Corpuscles, pus-,
43
Corrosive sublimate, use of, as antiseptic in puerperal fever,
1025
,
1029
Coryza, chronic, following rubeola,
574
complicating scarlet fever,
520
of scarlet fever, treatment,
546
Cough, in rubeola, treatment,
581
significance of, in general diagnosis,
158
Counterirritants, use of, in pertussis,
848
Course of vaccinia,
458
irregularities,
460
Cow-pox,
456
spontaneous,
456
Cramps in beriberi,
1039
in cholera,
740
treatment,
769
causes,
740
Cretinism and goitre, hereditary nature,
128
Croup, respiration,
157
Croupous inflammation distinguished from croup,
49
of fauces, complicating scarlet fever,
516
membrane,
685
characters,
685
mode of formation,
685
metamorphosis,
80
Crust in vaccinia, composition,
464
Crusts, objections to use of, in vaccination,
476
Cubebs, use of, in diphtheria,
709
Cultivation of bacillus tuberculosis,
100
Curare, use of, in treatment of hydrophobia,
907
Cutaneous deposits in glanders, microscopic characters,
917
diphtheria, treatment,
713
lesions of glanders in man,
922
symptoms of glanders in man,
921
Cysts, definition,
115
,
121
D.
Deaf-mutism following cerebro-spinal meningitis,
819
Deafness in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
811
Death, causes of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
818
in glanders,
915
Debility in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
813
in influenza, treatment,
876
influence of, in causation of glanders,
912
in relapsing fever,
386
Decline, stage of, in pertussis,
841
Decubitus, significance of, in general diagnosis,
150
Definition of anthrax,
926
of beriberi,
1038
of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
795
of cholera,
715
of contagion,
200
of cysts,
115
,
121
of dengue,
880
of diphtheria,
656
of erysipelas,
629
of glanders,
909
of idiopathic parotitis,
620
of influenza,
851
of leprosy,
785
of pernicious malarial fever,
605
of pertussis,
836
of the plague,
771
of puerperal fever,
984
of pyæmia,
953
of rabies and hydrophobia,
886
of relapsing fever,
369
of remittent fever,
598
of rötheln,
582
of rubeola,
557
of septicæmia,
953
of simple continued fever,
231
of symptomatic parotitis,
625
of term "climate,"
185
of typhoid fever,
237
of typho-malarial fever,
614
of vaccinia,
455
of varicella,
481
of variola,
434
of yellow fever,
640
Degeneration,
72
amyloid,
84
cheesy,
79
colloid,
83
fibrinous,
80
fatty,
74
granular,
72
hyaline,
80
lardaceous,
84
mucous,
82
of tubercle,
96
parenchymatous,
73
waxy,
84
Deglutition, difficult, in idiopathic parotitis, treatment,
624
Delirium in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
812
in erysipelas, treatment,
637
in idiopathic parotitis, treatment,
624
in pyæmia,
971
in relapsing fever,
384
in typhoid fever,
278
treatment,
334
in typhus fever,
348
treatment,
366
in yellow fever, treatment,
653
significance of, in general diagnosis,
166
Demonstration of bacillus of glanders,
914
D
ENGUE
,
879
Synonyms,
879
History,
879
Definition,
880
Etiology,
883
Specific origin,
884
Contagiousness,
884
Symptoms—prodromal stage,
880
Mode of onset,
880
Temperature,
881
Pulse,
881
Delirium,
881
Facies,
881
State of gastro-intestinal tract,
881
State of tongue,
881
Stomach and bowels,
881
State of urine,
881
Eruptions,
881
Hemorrhages,
882
Prostration,
882
Convalescence,
882
Duration of,
882
Morbid anatomy,
882
Specific nature of,
882
Relation to acute articular rheumatism,
883
Changes in abdominal organs,
883
Diagnosis,
884
From acute articular rheumatism,
884
From yellow fever,
884
Prognosis,
885
Treatment,
885
Use of colchicum,
885
quinia,
885
opium,
885
Depletion, local, use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
830
Depressing emotions, as a cause of typhoid fever,
245
Dermatitis, complicating vaccination,
468
vaccination, treatment,
469
Desquamation, date of, in mild scarlet fever,
506
in erysipelas,
633
in relapsing fever,
377
Desiccation in varicella,
482
in variola,
440
Diagnosis, general,
148
divisions of,
148
main direction of inquiries,
148
proper method of procedure,
150
significance of alteration of voice in,
158
of anthrax in animals,
936
in man,
942
of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
826
of cholera,
750
of comatose form of pernicious malarial fever,
609
of dengue,
884
of diphtheria,
689
of erysipelas,
635
of idiopathic parotitis,
624
of glanders in horse,
918
of glanders in man,
923
of influenza,
872
of intermittent fever,
594
of leprosy,
792
of the plague,
782
of pyæmia from septicæmia,
978
,
979
of remittent fever,
600
of rabies and hydrophobia,
900
of relapsing fever,
418-422
of rötheln,
587
of rubeola,
575
of scarlet fever,
532
of simple continued fever,
234
of symptomatic parotitis,
627
of typhoid fever,
311-314
of typho-malarial fever,
616
of typhus fever,
358
,
359
of vaccinia,
464
of varicella,
483
of variola,
447
of varioloid,
444
of yellow fever,
648
Diaphoretics, use of, in yellow fever,
649
Diarrhoea in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
814
in cholera,
738
results,
738
treatment,
760
in mild scarlet fever,
503
in pyæmia,
975
in relapsing fever,
405
in rubeola, treatment,
581
in septicæmia,
977
treatment,
983
in typhoid fever,
287
treatment,
331
Diarrhoeal diseases from impure water,
182
Diathesis,
127
hereditary, transmission,
130
Diet in anthrax,
944
in beriberi,
1042
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
834
in cholera,
763
in convalescence,
206
in erysipelas,
639
in glanders,
924
in influenza,
874
in relapsing fever,
430
in pertussis,
848
in puerperal fever,
1036
in pyæmia,
982
in rubeola,
579
in typhoid fever,
323
in typho-malarial fever,
619
in typhus fever,
362
in yellow fever,
654
of convalescence,
206
Digestion, condition of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
814
Digestive tract, condition of, in glanders,
921
in idiopathic parotitis,
623
Digitalis, use of, in puerperal fever,
1033
in relapsing fever,
428
in scarlet fever,
543
in typhoid fever,
330
in yellow fever,
651
D
IPHTHERIA
,
656
Synonyms,
656
Definition,
656
History,
656
et seq.
Panum's view regarding relation of bacteria to,
667
Etiology—Age, influence of, on causation,
680
Sex, influence of, on causation,
680
Causes of frequency of, in childhood,
680
Pharyngeal, buccal, and nasal catarrh a cause of, in children,
680
Physiological causes of, greater frequency in childhood,
681
Family predisposition,
681
Thermometric and barometric changes a cause,
682
Season as a cause,
682
Filth as a cause,
682
Polluted air as a cause,
682
water as a cause,
683
milk as a cause,
683
Contagiousness,
678
Modes of transmission of poison,
678
In the lower animals,
683
Transmission of, from lower animals to man,
683
Artificial production of membrane,
684
Invasion,
676
duration of incubation period,
679
Symptoms—Prodromal stage,
667
duration,
667
localized redness of mucous membranes,
667
Different manifestations of diphtheritic process,
668
Severe form,
668
appearance of membrane in severe form,
668
Gangrenous condition of membrane,
669
Swellings of glands at angle of jaw as sign of invasion of nasal cavities,
669
,
670
Mode of invasion of nasal cavities,
669
Mode of spread to nasal cavities,
669
Nasal form,
669
Conjunctival form,
670
Aural form,
670
Laryngeal form,
671
Formation of membrane in larynx,
671
Tracheal and bronchial forms,
671
primary form,
672
Oral form,
672
,
673
Intestinal form,
673
Of wounds,
673
Eruption of,
674
Vulvar and vaginal forms,
674
In puerperal women,
674
Vesical form,
674
Placental,
674
Liability of open wounds,
672
,
679
Tendency to second attacks from chronic nasal and pharyngeal catarrh following,
670
Complications and sequelæ,
672
complicated by fibrinous pneumonia,
672
by broncho-pneumonia,
672
by erysipelas,
673
by urticaria and purpura,
674
by kidney affections,
674
by albuminuria,
674
by granular degeneration of blood,
675
by cardiac degeneration,
675
by symptoms of cardiac degeneration,
675
by embolism,
675
by acute endocarditis,
675
by leucocythæmia and Hodgkin's disease,
675
by nervous diseases,
675
by paralysis,
676
seat of,
676
date of appearance,
676
fatty degeneration and atrophy following,
676
sensory,
676
Secondary form,
671
Morbid anatomy—characters of the membrane,
685
Mode of formation of membrane,
685
Varieties of membrane in,
686
Rindfleisch's definition of diphtheritic inflammation,
686
Changes in the heart,
686
fatty and granular degeneration,
686
endocarditis,
687
cardiac thrombi,
687
Changes in lungs,
687
Spleen,
687
Liver,
687
Kidneys,
687
Muscles,
687
Lymphatic glands,
687
Mucous membranes,
688
Influence of different mucous membranes upon characters of false membrane,
688
epithelia upon growth and spread of false membrane,
688
Changes in intestines,
689
nervous system,
689
Diagnosis—significance of localized pharyngeal injection,
689
From muguet or thrush,
690
Follicular stomatitis,
690
Significance of glandular swelling,
690
lymphadenitis in nasal form,
690
Of laryngeal form,
691
Significance of absence of fever,
691
Of paralysis,
691
Prognosis—symptoms indicating favorable,
692
unfavorable,
692
Significance of glandular swelling,
692
In nasal,
692
Of fetid and putrid discharges,
693
Of epistaxis,
693
In laryngeal,
692
In tracheal,
692
Of tracheotomy,
692
significance of state of pulse after,
692
of dry respiration after,
692
of temperature-range after,
692
of character of membrane,
692
Influence of temperature,
693
state of pulse,
693
complications,
693
bronchitis and pneumonia,
693
endocarditis,
693
albuminuria,
693
affections of sensorium,
693
purpura,
693
icteric discoloration of skin,
693
Of relapses,
694
Treatment—hyperpyrexia,
694
Reflex symptoms,
694
Vomiting,
694
Futility of expectant,
694
Use of stimulants,
694
Amount of stimulants necessary,
695
Importance of general treatment,
695
Futility of venesection,
695
Prophylactic,
696
Danger of self-infection,
696
Prevention of self-infection,
696
Isolation,
696
Closure of schools and public places during epidemics,
697
Disinfection,
698
Special,
701
Local,
701
,
709
by steam,
701
Use of water,
702
Ice and cold,
702
Cold baths,
702
Mode of applying cold,
702
Contra-indications to use of cold,
703
Solvents of pseudo-membrane,
703
Use of lime-water,
703
Slaking lime,
703
Lactic acid,
703
Pepsin, neurin, and chinolin,
703
Papayotin,
703
Pilocarpine,
704
objections to,
704
Turpentine inhalations,
704
Ammonium chloride,
704
Mercury,
705
Tincture of chloride of iron,
706
Carbolic acid,
707
Salicylic acid,
707
Quinia,
708
Bromine,
708
Boric acid,
709
Sodium salicylate,
709
Ozone,
709
Sulphur and cubebs,
709
Chlorate of potassium,
699
Dose of chlorate of potassium,
700
Danger in large doses of chlorate of potassium,
701
Mechanical removal of membrane,
709
Cauterization of membrane,
709
Glandular swellings,
710
Abscess of glands,
710
Of nasal form,
710
danger of permitting sleep in,
712
local applications,
710
Of conjunctival form,
712
Of laryngeal form,
712
use of emetics,
712
Of paralysis,
713
by strychnia,
713
by electricity,
713
artificial alimentation,
713
Of cutaneous form,
713
Diphtheria, complicating rubeola,
573
scarlet fever,
514
of genitalia in puerperal fever,
1002
Diphtheritic endometritis,
987
exudations, complicating rubeola,
735
membrane, cauterization,
709
mechanical removal,
709
conjunctivitis,
670
treatment,
712
inflammation, causes,
51
distinguished from diphtheria,
50
paralysis, treatment,
713
pock in vaccinia,
463
Disease,
35
Causes,
125
,
175
arsenical poisoning,
193
climate,
185
cold,
133
contagion,
135
,
200
epidemic influences,
135
errors of diet,
135
exciting,
125
exercise, abnormal,
134
,
198
deficient,
135
functional,
134
habitation,
186
heat,
133
hereditary,
132
humidity of atmosphere,
133
improper clothing,
198
impure air,
177
ice,
185
water,
182
ingestive,
135
intemperance,
197
mental,
204
minute organisms,
141
predisposing,
125
pre-natal,
126
,
175
poisons and misuse of medicines,
135
soil, condition of,
187
Definition of,
135
Elevation of site, influence of,
134
Means of discovery,
175
Abdominal, hot climate as a cause,
133
Respiratory, cold as a cause,
133
Prevention,
175
Respiration in,
156
Theory of—bioplastic,
140
chemical,
138
,
140
fermentation,
138
germ,
138
points of objection,
142
undecided state,
147
Zymotic, table of,
136
Disinfectants, varieties,
202
Disinfection in anthrax,
937
,
943
in cholera,
758
in diphtheria,
698
of glanders,
925
in the plague,
784
in puerperal fever,
1025
,
1028
in pyæmia and septicæmia,
980
in scarlet fever,
201
,
538
in typhus fever,
362
methods,
201
practical difficulties,
201
principles,
201
Dissecting poison, relation of, to causation of puerperal fever,
1018
wounds, relation of, to causation of septicæmia,
962
Dissemination of influenza,
863
in typhoid fever,
249
of puerperal fever by physicians,
1018
Diuretics, use of, in scarlet fever,
555
in wet beriberi,
1042
D
RAINAGE AND
S
EWERAGE
,
213
Back, ventilation of traps,
221
Disposal of liquid wastes by irrigation,
225
Frequency of leakage in waste-pipes,
222
Necessity of, in prevention of typhoid fever,
321
Of houses,
188
Necessity of abundant water-supply in,
220
Of soil,
226
Perfect, fundamental requirements,
213
Removal of human excrement,
215
of liquid household wastes,
220
Varieties of grease-traps,
221
Ventilation of waste-pipes,
223
Drainage-pipes, effects of large traps,
220
of too large bore,
220
of vertical position,
220
Drinking-water as a medium of disseminating typhoid fever,
248
propagation of cholera by,
723
Dropsies,
67-71
Drugs, use of, in the plague,
784
Dry form of beriberi, symptoms,
1040
treatment,
1043
Duration of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
818
of dengue,
882
of anthrax,
940
,
941
of acute form of glanders in horses,
915
of chronic form of glanders in horses,
915
of acute form of glanders in man,
921
of chronic form of glanders in man,
922
of influenza,
865
of malignant scarlet fever,
508
of mild scarlet fever,
506
of prodromal stage of rubeola,
565
of remittent fever,
602
of rabies and hydrophobia,
900
of septicæmia lymphatica,
1012
Dysentery complicating relapsing fever,
406
typhus fever,
355
Dysphagia, significance of, in general diagnosis,
162
Dyspnoea, causes,
157
E.
Ear, affections of, in rubeola, treatment,
581
diseases of, complicating rubeola,
570
displacement of lobe in idiopathic parotitis,
624
internal, lesions of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
824
lesions of, in pyæmia,
967
in symptomatic parotitis,
626
middle, suppuration of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
811
symptoms of diphtheria,
670
Ears, significance of appearance of, in general diagnosis,
151
Early stages of yellow fever, treatment,
649
Earth-closets,
218
Effluvia, offensive, symptoms due to,
181
Effusions,
67
causes,
68-71
distinguished from exudations,
67
Elaterium, use of, in wet beriberi,
1042
in dry beriberi,
1043
Electricity, use of, in diphtheritic paralysis,
713
Elevated temperature as a cause of typhoid fever,
246
Emaciation, causes,
160
significance of, in diagnosis,
159
Emboli, action of, in production of metastatic abscesses in pyæmia,
967
Embolism,
62
complicating diphtheria,
675
from septic thrombus,
66
hemorrhagic results,
64
,
65
in typhoid fever, treatment,
335
mechanical effects,
63
necrosis from,
64
,
65
results,
64
softening, cerebral, from,
65
symptoms,
66
Embolus,
62
arterial,
63
venous,
63
terminations,
65
Emetics, use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
830
in cholera,
765
during cold stage of intermittent fever,
595
in influenza,
876
in laryngeal diphtheria,
712
in pertussis,
845
Emphysema, aggravation of, by influenza,
870
significance of, in general diagnosis,
159
Endocarditis, acute, complicating diphtheria,
675
in diphtheria,
687
in puerperal fever,
990
Endo- and pericardium, lesions of, in septicæmia,
972
Endocolpitis in puerperal fever,
986
,
1005
Endometritis in puerperal fever,
986
Enthetic febrile diseases, hereditary nature,
130
Epidemic causation of disease,
135
Epidemics of rubeola, frequency,
560
frequency in the new-born,
563
Epiglottis, symptoms of diphtheria,
671
Epistaxis in relapsing fever,
393
complicating rubeola,
570
in remittent fever,
602
in rubeola, treatment,
580
in typhoid fever,
273
treatment,
335
Epithelia, influence of different, in spread of diphtheritic membrane,
688
Ergot, use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
833
Ergotine, use of, in pyæmia,
982
Eruption, absence of, in rubeola,
568
causes of absence of, in mild scarlet fever,
505
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
816
,
817
in dengue,
881
in diphtheria,
674
in influenza,
866
in malignant scarlet fever,
507
in mild scarlet fever,
504
in pyæmia,
974
in relapsing fever,
376
in rötheln,
585
,
586
in rubeola,
566
peculiarities in character,
569
in seat,
509
relapses,
570
retrocession of, in rubeola, treatment,
580
in tubercular form of leprosy,
789
in typhoid fever,
273
in typhus fever,
351
in varicella,
487
in variola,
437
characters,
438
position,
438
in varioloid,
444
Eruptive stage of rubeola, duration of,
567
symptoms of,
565
of variola, treatment,
452
E
RYSIPELAS
,
629
Definition,
629
Synonyms,
629
Classification,
629
History,
629
Etiology,
629
Unity of the origin,
629
Age and sex as a cause,
630
Season as a cause,
630
Contagiousness,
630
Nature of contagion,
630
Manner of propagation,
630
Relation to childbed fever,
630
Symptoms—initial,
631
Characters of cutaneous lesions,
631
Course of cutaneous lesions,
631
Severe varieties of cutaneous lesions,
632
Migration of cutaneous lesions,
632
Swelling of integument,
632
Starting-point of cutaneous lesions,
632
Physiognomy,
632
Condition of tongue,
633
of fauces and buccal membrane,
633
General symptoms of grave form,
633
pulse,
633
temperature,
633
Occurrence of gangrene,
633
Resolution,
633
Desquamation,
633
Complications and sequelæ,
633
Complicated by lymphangitis and adenopathy,
634
By pneumonia,
634
By pleuritis,
634
By inflammation of joints,
634
By inflammations of serous membranes,
634
By pyæmia and septicæmia,
634
By eye diseases,
634
Followed by seborrhoea of scalp,
633
By loss of hair,
633
Modification of previous skin disorders,
634
Chronic forms,
634
Variety and nature of chronic forms,
634
Morbid anatomy,
635
Changes in skin,
635
Viscera,
635
Mucous surfaces,
635
Diagnosis,
635
From dermatitis,
636
From eczema,
636
From erythema,
636
From pemphigus,
636
From scarlet fever,
636
From urticaria,
636
Prognosis—symptoms indicating unfavorable,
636
Treatment—preventive,
636
Hygienic,
637
General,
637
Hyperpyrexia,
637
Delirium,
637
Local,
637
Value of abortive,
638
Surgical,
638
Mouth complications,
638
Nasal complications,
638
Abscesses,
638
Value of expectant,
639
Convalescence,
639
Diet,
639
Use of quinia,
637
tincture of the chloride of iron,
637
Erysipelas, complicating diphtheria,
673
typhus fever,
355
vaccination,
469
variola,
445
relation of, to puerperal fever,
1002
Etiology, general,
125
of anthrax in animals,
928
in man,
939
of beriberi,
1038
of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
801
of cholera,
720
of dengue,
883
of diphtheria,
680
of erysipelas,
629
of glanders in horse,
911
in man,
919
of idiopathic parotitis,
620
of influenza,
859
of leprosy,
787
of pertussis,
838
of the plague,
774
of puerperal fever,
1013
of pyæmia,
955
of rabies and hydrophobia,
887
of relapsing fever,
370
of remittent fever,
598
of rötheln,
583
of rubeola,
557
of scarlet fever,
487
of septicæmia,
960
of septo-pyæmia,
963
of simple continued fever,
232
of symptomatic parotitis,
625
of typhoid fever,
242
of typhus fever,
341
of varicella,
481
of variola,
435
of yellow fever,
640
Eucalyptus, use of, in typhoid fever,
331
Excision of cicatrix for prevention of hydrophobia,
908
of primary nucleus in anthrax,
943
Exciting cause, mechanical nature of, in symptomatic parotitis,
626
of the plague,
775
of typhoid fever,
248
of typhus fever,
343
Excrement, human, disposal of, by privy-vaults,
219
dry conservancy,
218
et seq.
removal of, by water-carriage,
215
Exercise, abnormal, as a cause of disease,
134
amount necessary for health,
198
as a part of a systematic education,
199
deficiency of, a cause of disease,
135
Du Bois Reymond's definition,
198
importance of, in preservation of health,
198
relation of, to mental work,
199
Expectant treatment of erysipelas, value,
639
Expectoration, significance of, in diagnosis,
158
External anthrax, localized,
935
Exudation, distinction from transudation,
42
in inflammation,
42
in peri- and parametritis of puerperal fever,
1007
in pelvic peritonitis,
989
Eye, affections of, following cerebro-spinal meningitis,
819
in rubeola, treatment,
581
condition of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
810
diseases of, complicating erysipelas,
634
rubeola,
571
variola,
445
lesions of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
824
in pyæmia,
967
Eyes, appearance of, significance in general diagnosis,
151
F.
Face, appearance of, in typhus fever,
348
Family predisposition to diphtheria,
681
Faradization, use of, in rabies and hydrophobia,
907
Farcy,
909
Fatigue as a cause of typhus fever,
342
Fat, sources of, in the body,
74
Fatty degeneration,
74
causes,
78
following diphtheritic paralysis,
676
infiltration,
76
metamorphosis,
74
,
79
Fauces, condition of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
814
in erysipelas,
633
in malignant scarlet fever,
508
in typhoid fever,
286
inflammation of, complicating rubeola,
571
significance of appearance of, in general diagnosis,
152
Faucial and nasal mucous membrane, condition of, in mild scarlet fever,
504
Febrifuge, use of, in relapsing fever,
428
Febrile stage of grave form of the plague,
778
Fermentation theory of disease,
138
Fever, agents producing heat in,
40
,
41
definition,
38
inflammatory,
37
distinguished from idiopathic,
37
influence of vaso-motor system on production of heat in,
39
intermittent,
592
malarial,
589
pernicious malarial,
605
puerperal,
984
relapsing,
369
remittent,
598
sanitary effects,
41
scarlet,
486
secondary, in variola,
439
simple continued,
231
symptoms,
38
temperature,
38-40
traumatic,
37
typho-malarial,
614
typhoid,
237
typhus,
338
yellow,
640
Fibrinous degeneration,
80
inflammation,
49
Filtering power of soil,
187
Filth as a cause of cholera,
721
diphtheria,
682
the plague,
774
relapsing fever,
370
Foetus, effects of maternal impression upon,
131
Fomites, propagation of cholera by,
721
special, of cholera,
723
Food, adulterations,
197
appetite as a guide to necessary amount,
195
as a cause of disease,
195
infants,
196
patient's sensations as a guide to choice of, in disease,
205
popular errors in regard to,
195
to overeating,
195
preparation of, necessity of a physician's knowledge of,
196
proper, necessity of, in prevention of pyæmia and septicæmia,
980
transmission of anthrax by,
929
Formad on peculiarities of scrofulous habit,
101
Forms of anthrax in animals and man,
934
,
940
of leprosy,
789
of the plague,
777
of rabies,
895
of relapsing fever,
395
of vaccine,
476
Fourth ventricle, lesions of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
824
Frænum linguæ, ulceration of, in pertussis,
841
Frequency of puerperal fever,
984
of typho-malarial fever,
616
Frictions, use of, in dry beriberi,
1043
Frontal pains in influenza,
867
Fruit, propagation of malaria by,
591
Fulminant form of the plague,
779
Furious form of rabies,
896
Furuncles, complicating variola,
445
G.
Gait, peculiarity of, in beriberi,
1039
Gall-bladder, lesions of, in cholera,
746
in typhoid fever,
266
Gangrene,
56
complicating vaccination,
468
following typhoid fever,
293
typhus fever,
355
in erysipelas,
633
in symptomatic parotitis, treatment of,
628
of neck, complicating scarlet fever,
512
pulmonary, complicating relapsing fever,
404
Gangrenous affections following rubeola,
574
Gastro-intestinal canal, condition of, in dengue,
881
condition of, in yellow fever,
644
lesions of, in anthrax,
936
in influenza,
872
in rabies and hydrophobia,
902
in relapsing fever,
413
symptoms in influenza,
866
in mild scarlet fever,
505
in malignant scarlet fever,
507
of septicæmia lymphatica,
1011
Gelsemium, use of, in yellow fever,
651
G
ENERAL
E
TIOLOGY
,
125
General dropsies,
71
treatment of erysipelas,
639
of glanders in horse and man,
919
,
920
Genitalia, gangrene of, complicating variola,
446
Geographical distribution of anthrax,
926
of beriberi,
1038
of glanders,
909
of rabies and hydrophobia,
886
of relapsing fever,
369
of typhoid fever,
241
Germ, specific, of glanders, nature of,
914
of rabies and hydrophobia,
892
point of election of,
892
Germ-theory of disease,
138
of scarlet fever,
488
Giddiness, significance of, in general diagnosis,
166
G
LANDERS
(F
ARCY
),
909
Synonyms,
909
Definition,
909
History,
909
Geographical distribution,
909
Etiology—Contagiousness,
911
Specific nature,
911
Predisposing causes,
912
Ill-health, relation of, to causation,
912
Cold and damp stables, relation of, to causation,
912
Debility from chronic diseases, relation of, to causation,
912
Infection, channels of,
913
Particular nature of the germ,
914
Virulence of the germ,
914
Modes of culture of germ,
914
Demonstration of bacillus of,
914
Symptoms—in horses,
914
Acute form,
914
Incubation period,
914
Mode of onset,
914
Local lesions,
915
Appearance of nostrils,
915
of lymphatics,
915
Enlargement of joints,
915
Appearance of ulcers,
915
Mode of death in,
915
Chronic form,
915
Premonitory symptoms,
915
Condition of general health,
915
Local lesions,
915
Lymphatics,
915
Bronchial and pulmonary form,
916
Acute cutaneous form (farcy),
916
Local lesions,
916
Chronic cutaneous form (chronic farcy),
916
Local lesions,
916
Duration,
915
Morbid anatomy,
916
Nasal lesions, characters of,
917
Pulmonary lesions, characters of,
917
Cutaneous lesions, characters of,
917
Diffuse glanderous swellings,
917
of nose,
918
of lungs,
918
of muscles,
918
Diagnosis,
918
Value of inoculation in,
918
Prognosis,
918
Unfavorable nature of,
918
Treatment—in animals,
918
Not commendable,
918
Local,
918
General,
919
Diet in,
919
Preventive,
919
Extermination of disease in animals,
919
Glanders in Man
,
919
History of,
919
Etiology,
919
Modes of infection,
919
immediate,
919
mediate,
920
Influence of occupation,
920
Influence of ill-health,
920
Symptoms—incubation period,
920
Appearance of wound,
920
General,
920
Mode of onset,
920
Character and seat of local lesions,
921
Appearance of sores,
921
Condition of nasal mucous membrane,
921
of submaxillary glands,
921
of conjunctiva,
921
Digestive tract,
921
Nervous system,
921
Temperature in,
921
Pulse in,
921
Chronic form,
921
General,
921
Local,
921
Cutaneous lesion,
922
Respiratory lesions,
922
Lymphatic glands,
922
Digestive tract,
922
Convalescence,
922
Duration of acute forms,
921
of chronic forms,
922
Morbid anatomy—changes in mucous membranes,
922
Lungs and pleuræ,
922
Gastro-intestinal tract,
922
Spleen and liver,
922
Joints,
922
Bones,
922
Brain and membranes,
923
Microscopy of lesions,
923
Diagnosis,
923
Pathognomonic signs in,
923
From rheumatic fever,
923
Chronic form, from pyæmia and septicæmia,
923
From syphilis,
924
From miliary tuberculosis,
924
Presence of bacillus not conclusive,
924
Value of inoculation in,
924
Prognosis—unfavorable nature of,
924
Treatment—External cases,
924
Erysipelatoid swellings,
924
Abscesses and tumors,
924
Nasal ulcers,
924
Importance of general treatment,
924
Use of antiseptics,
924
Diet,
924
Preventive,
925
Extinction of affection in animals,
925
Necessity of disinfection,
925
Glanderous swelling, diffuse,
917
Glands at angle of jaw, swelling of, symptomatic of nasal invasion, in diphtheria,
669
,
670
Glandular abscesses in diphtheria, treatment,
710
degenerations,
72
swellings in diphtheria, treatment,
709
Glycosuria, complicating relapsing fever,
410
Gout, hereditary nature,
127
Granuloma,
120
,
124
Grave forms of cholera, physiognomy,
734
stools,
733
symptoms,
732
of the plague,
777
of relapsing fever,
395
Grease-traps, varieties,
221
G
ROWTHS
, M
ORBID
,
105
Gums, significance of state of, in general diagnosis,
151
H.
Habits, depressing, as a cause of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
802
Hæmatemesis, significance of, in general diagnosis,
163
in relapsing fever,
390
Hæmatoidin,
91
Hæmatoma,
115
,
122
Hæmaturia in relapsing fever,
390
Hæmoglobin,
90
Hæmophilia, hereditary nature,
129
Hæmoptysis, significance of, in general diagnosis,
163
Hæmostatics, use of, in yellow fever,
652
Hair, appearance of, in typhoid fever,
275
loss of, following erysipelas,
633
Headache in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
808
in idiopathic parotitis,
624
in influenza,
867
treatment,
874
in relapsing fever,
383
in typhoid fever,
277
treatment,
334
in typhus fever,
348
treatment,
366
Health, importance of exercise in preservation,
198
Health-resorts, disease from,
185
Hearing, impairment of, following cerebro-spinal meningitis,
819
disorders of, in relapsing fever,
400
modifications of, in typhoid fever,
279
significance of, in general diagnosis,
166
Heart, alterations of, in beriberi,
1041
condition of, in beriberi,
1040
in cholera,
737
in pyæmia,
976
in typhus fever,
351
disease, complicating influenza,
870
lesions of, in cholera,
746
in diphtheria,
686
in relapsing fever,
411
in septicæmia,
972
in typhoid fever,
267
in typhus fever,
357
and blood-vessels, lesions of, in rabies and hydrophobia,
902
palpitation of, in beriberi,
1039
Heart-clot, complicating relapsing fever,
402
rubeola,
672
scarlet fever,
523
Heat as a cause of disease,
133
use of, in cholera,
769
Hemorrhages in dengue,
882
in hemorrhagic form of pernicious malarial fever, treatment,
612
in remittent fever, treatment,
605
in yellow fever,
646
treatment,
651
intestinal, in typhoid fever,
287
,
288
treatment,
332
Hemorrhagic form of pernicious malarial fever,
609
causes,
610
seat of hemorrhages,
610
symptoms,
611
treatment,
612
of scarlet fever,
509
of variola, treatment,
454
infarction,
64
rubeola,
569
small-pox,
442
variola, morbid anatomy of pock in,
447
Hepatic abscess following typhoid fever,
295
Heredity as a cause of disease,
175
influence of, on marriage,
176
relation of, to life insurance,
175
as a cause of leprosy,
787
Hereditary diathesis, transmutation,
130
nature of syphilis,
127
of non-malignant morbid growths,
129
of nervous diseases,
129
of organic disease,
129
of rickets,
128
predisposition to disease,
126
Herpes labialis, complicating influenza,
874
Hiccough in cholera,
762
in relapsing fever,
405
significance of, in general diagnosis,
158
Histoid tumors,
116
History of anthrax in animals and man,
926
,
939
of beriberi,
1038
of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
796
of cholera,
715
of dengue,
879
of diphtheria,
656
of erysipelas,
629
of glanders in horses,
909
in man,
919
of influenza,
852
et seq.
of pertussis,
836
of rabies and hydrophobia,
886
of relapsing fever,
369
of rötheln,
582
of rubeola,
557
of pyæmia and septicæmia,
945-952
of scarlet fever,
486
of simple continued fever,
231
of typhoid fever,
238
of typhus fever,
338
of vaccination,
465
of vaccinia,
456
of varicella,
481
of variola,
434
Hodgkin's disease, complicating diphtheria,
675
Horse-pock vaccine,
473
Hospitals for infectious diseases, necessity,
203
Hospital, maternity, advantages,
1021
Hot stage of intermittent fever, treatment,
595
House-drainage,
188
disconnection of, from sewer,
190
testing,
190
House-plumbing,
190
Houses, sanitary inspection,
187
,
193
House-sewerage,
188
dangers to health from,
189
,
191
examination of a system,
188
main points in a good system,
191
peppermint-test for defects,
190
Human excrement, removal of, by drainage,
215
Humanized and animal vaccine, relative merits,
473
vaccine, points of superiority,
473
Humidity of air as a cause of disease,
133
Hunger, influence of, on causation of rabies and hydrophobia,
888
Hyaline degeneration,
80
Hydro-bilirubin,
91
Hydrocephalus, following cerebro-spinal meningitis,
819
Hydrochloric acid, local use of, in puerperal fever,
1028
Hydrophobia,
886
Hygiene,
173
importance of perfect, in cholera epidemics,
758
in pertussis,
848
public, relation of physicians to,
207
Hygienic treatment of erysipelas,
637
of hydrophobia,
906
of scarlet fever,
539
of typhoid fever,
322
of yellow fever,
654
Hygroma,
116
,
122
Hyperpyrexia in diphtheria, treatment,
694
in erysipelas, treatment,
637
in puerperal fever, treatment,
1032
in relapsing fever, treatment,
426
in rubeola, treatment,
579
in scarlet fever, treatment,
541
in typhoid fever, treatment,
327
in typhus fever, treatment,
364
in yellow fever, treatment,
651
Hypodermatic injection of anthrax swellings,
938
,
943
I.
Ice, impure, as a cause of disease,
185
use of, in diphtheria,
702
in scarlet fever,
542
Idiopathic parotitis,
620
Idiosyncrasy as a cause of typhoid fever,
245
influence of, in causation of variola,
436
Ill-health, influence of, in causation of glanders,
912
,
920
Impure air as a cause of disease,
177
evil effects of,
181
water, as a cause of disease,
182
Impurities of water, from living organisms,
184
nature,
184
Incubation of relapsing fever,
376
of scarlet fever,
492
of typhus fever,
346
of varicella,
481
of variola,
436
period of anthrax in animals,
934
in man,
940
of diphtheria, duration of,
679
of glanders in horse,
914
in man,
920
of influenza,
863
of intermittent fever,
592
of the plague,
777
of rabies and hydrophobia,
894
of rötheln,
585
of typhoid fever,
259
of yellow fever,
643
stage of idiopathic parotitis, duration,
621
of idiopathic parotitis,
621
of puerperal fever,
1004
of pyæmia,
973
of rubeola,
563
Indications for treatment of puerperal fever,
1028
of septicæmia,
982
of yellow fever,
649
Infants' food,
196
Infarction, hemorrhagic,
164
Infection,
200
channels of, in glanders,
913
modes of, in human anthrax,
939
Infiltration, albuminoid,
72
amyloid,
84
fatty,
76
I
NFLAMMATION
,
37
Characteristics,
37
Heat,
37
Redness,
37
causes,
37
Pain,
41
causes,
41
Swelling,
41
causes,
41
Exudation,
42
Reuss on distinction of exudation from transudation,
42
Migration of white corpuscles,
42
Coagulation of exudation,
43
Changes in the blood-vessels,
43
Disturbance of functions,
44
Varieties of—hemorrhagic,
48
Diphtheritic,
50
Productive,
51
Catarrhal,
52
Phlegmonous,
52
Acute,
53
Chronic,
53
Interstitial,
53
Parenchymatous,
53
Termination,
54
,
55
,
56
Resolution,
54
New formations,
54
Cicatrization,
55
Abscesses,
56
Destruction of tissue,
56
Causes, toxic,
43
traumatic,
44
parasitic,
45
infectious,
45
constitutional,
46
trophic,
46
Course,
46
Sthenic and asthenic,
46
Serous,
47
Typhoidal,
47
symptoms,
47
Purulent,
48
Suppurative, relation of microbia,
48
Fibrinous,
49
of fauces, catarrhal and diphtheritic, complicating typhoid fever,
295
of neck, complicating parotitis,
511
simple, complicating vaccination,
468
Inflammations, serous, complicating typhus fever,
355
Inflammatory fevers,
37
form of typhus fever,
354
rubeola,
568
I
NFLUENZA
—Definition,
851
Synonyms,
851
History,
852
et seq.
Etiology,
859
Predisposing causes,
859
Age, relation of, to causation,
860
Social condition, relation of, to causation,
860
Sex, relation of, to causation,
860
Occupation, relation of, to causation,
860
Race, relation of, to causation,
860
Over-crowding and filth, relation of, to causation,
860
Season, relation of, to causation,
860
Climate, relation of, to causation,
860
Air, condition of, to causation,
860
Winds, relation of, to spread,
860
Mode of onset of epidemics,
860
,
861
Duration of epidemics,
861
Exciting causes,
862
Specific poison,
863
Contagiousness,
862
Dissemination,
863
Relation of, to other epidemic diseases,
863
Incubation period,
863
Clinical history,
864
Variations in intensity of symptoms,
864
Symptoms of mild cases,
864
of severe cases,
864
Symptomatology,
865
Analysis of symptoms,
865
Fever,
865
Temperature,
865
Pulse,
866
Urine,
866
Skin,
866
Eruptions,
866
Gastro-intestinal system,
866
Nausea and vomiting,
866
Physiognomy,
866
Catarrhal symptoms,
866
Condition of mucous membrane,
866
Hoarseness,
867
Cough and dyspnoea,
867
Nervous system,
867
Headache,
867
Frontal pain,
867
Pains in limbs,
868
Pleurodynia,
868
Delirium,
868
Dizziness,
868
Sleeplessness,
868
Hebetude and torpor,
868
Muscular twitchings,
868
Mental condition,
868
Duration,
865
Complications and sequelæ,
868
Inflammations of lungs,
868
Bronchitis and capillary bronchitis,
868
,
869
Catarrhal pneumonia,
869
Lobar pneumonia,
869
Localized pulmonary collapse,
869
Gangrene of lungs,
870
Pleurisy,
870
Pericarditis,
870
Laryngitis and chronic bronchitis,
870
Inflammation of middle ear,
870
Parotitis,
870
Herpes labialis,
870
Phthisis,
870
Emphysema, aggravation,
870
Old neuralgias, aggravation,
870
Heart disease, aggravation,
870
Bright's disease, aggravation,
870
Pregnancy,
870
Intermittent fever,
870
Morbid anatomy,
871
Essential lesions,
871
Appearance of respiratory tract,
871
Changes in gastro-intestinal tract,
872
Bronchial glands,
872
Lung tissue,
872
Pathology—Not a simple acute inflammation,
871
Specific character,
871
Diagnosis—From non-specific catarrhal affections,
872
From typhoid fever,
872
Prognosis—Influence of age,
872
pre-existing organic disease,
872
of character of epidemic,
872
Mortality,
872
,
873
Variability in different epidemics,
873
Rate of,
873
Cause of death,
873
Treatment—preventive,
873
Mild forms,
874
Catarrh,
874
Headache,
874
Cough,
875
Use of quinine,
874
Opium,
874
Fat inunctions,
874
Diet,
874
Severe forms,
875
Indications for treatment,
875
High temperature,
875
Cough,
876
Sub-sternal and chest pains,
876
Use of diaphoretics,
875
Bloodletting,
875
Emetics,
876
Purgatives,
876
Quinine,
876
Mineral acids,
876
Expectorants,
877
Opium,
876
Alcohol,
877
Chloral,
877
Diarrhoea,
877
Debility,
877
Lung complications,
877
Diet in,
875
Convalescence,
878
Danger of depressing measures,
878
Inhalations, use of, in pertussis,
844
Initial stage of pertussis,
840
symptoms of yellow fever,
644
Injections, intravenous, use of, in cholera,
768
in hydrophobia,
908
in puerperal fever,
1029
vaginal, use of, in prevention of puerperal fever,
1026
Inoculation as a means of diagnosis in glanders,
918
in hydrophobia,
902
as a prophylactic in anthrax,
937
in rabies and hydrophobia,
905
in scarlet fever,
536
of leprosy,
788
of rubeola,
559
of small-pox,
465
Insects, propagation of anthrax by,
929
Insomnia in typhoid fever, treatment,
334
in typho-malarial fever, treatment,
619
in typhus fever, treatment,
366
Inspection of houses, sanitary,
187
Insusceptibility to rabies and hydrophobia,
894
Intellect, impairment of, following cerebro-spinal meningitis,
819
following typhoid fever,
292
Intellectual condition in typhus fever,
348
Intemperance as a cause of cholera,
721
of disease,
197
of relapsing fever,
370
of typhoid fever,
245
of typhus fever,
342
Intermission in intermittent fever,
594
in relapsing fever,
381
I
NTERMITTENT
F
EVER
,
592
Incubation period,
592
Symptoms—prodromal stage,
592
Paroxysm,
592
Cold stage,
592
theory of cause of cold stage,
593
Hot stage,
593
duration of hot stage,
593
relation of type to duration of hot stage,
593
Sweating stage,
593
Nausea and vomiting during paroxysm,
593
Intermission,
594
Duration of intermission,
594
Relative frequency of different types,
594
Convertibility of different types,
594
Morbid anatomy,
594
Treatment—cold stage,
594
Use of quinia,
595
Opium,
595
Emetics,
595
Hot stage,
595
Use of opium,
595
Quinia,
596
Purgatives,
596
Of convulsions,
597
Sweating stage,
597
Use of quinia,
597
Causes of failure of quinia,
597
Adjuvants to quinia in preventing return of paroxysms,
598
Use of nitric acid to prevent return of paroxysms,
598
Internal anthrax in animals,
934
Interstitial inflammation,
53
Intestinal anthrax in man,
941
canal, lesions of, in cholera,
743
catarrh, chronic, following rubeola,
574
complicating rubeola,
572
tract, lesion of, in typhus fever,
357
Intestines, lesions of, in diphtheria,
689
symptoms of diphtheria of,
673
Intravenous injection of warm water in hydrophobia,
908
Inunction in scarlet fever,
541
Inunctions, use of, in rubeola,
580
Invasion of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
806
of diphtheria,
676
of variola,
438
stage of grave form of the plague,
777
of idiopathic parotitis, duration,
621
treatment,
624
of variola, treatment,
452
of varioloid,
443
Iodine as a specific in typhoid fever,
336
,
337
Iodoform, intra-uterine use of, in puerperal fever,
1025
Iron, persulphate, local use of, in puerperal fever,
1028
tincture of the chloride, use of, in diphtheria,
706
in erysipelas,
637
in yellow fever,
652
Irregular forms of scarlet fever,
508
Irrigation, disposal of liquid wastes by,
225
Irritability of nervous system in hydrophobia,
899
Irritants, influence of, in production of morbid growths,
108
Isolated glands, lesions of, in cholera,
745
Isolation in anthrax,
937
in diphtheria,
696
in the plague,
783
in rubeola,
578
in scarlet fever,
536
necessity of, in typhus fever,
361
principles of, in disease,
203
J.
Jaborandi, use of, in scarlet fever,
552
in yellow fever,
650
Jaundice in relapsing fever,
391
in septicæmia venosa,
1012
complicating typhoid fever,
295
typhus fever,
356
in remittent fever,
601
in yellow fever,
646
Joints, chronic diseases of, following rubeola,
574
condition of, in glanders in man,
920
inflammation of, complicating erysipelas,
634
lesions of, in pyæmia,
967
purulent inflammation of, in puerperal fever,
990
suppuration of, in pyæmia,
976
swelling of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
814
in relapsing fever,
400
Jugular veins, pulsation of, significance in general diagnosis,
156
Juniper gin, use of, in wet beriberi,
1042
K.
Kibbie's fever-cot, use of, in puerperal fever,
1034
,
1035
Kidney affections, complicating diphtheria,
676
complications in hemorrhagic form of pernicious malarial fever, treatment,
612
Kidneys, lesions of, in anthrax in animals,
937
in man,
942
in cholera,
746
in diphtheria,
687
in pyæmia,
969
in rabies and hydrophobia,
903
in relapsing fever,
414
in scarlet fever,
526
in septicæmia,
972
in typhoid fever,
268
in typhus fever,
357
Koch's investigation of bacillus tuberculosis,
99
of cholera bacilli,
745-749
of bacteria of puerperal fever,
997
L.
Lactic acid, use of, in diphtheria,
703
Lardaceous degeneration,
84
Laryngeal diphtheria, local treatment,
712
prognosis,
692
Laryngitis, complicating rubeola,
571
typhoid fever,
294
Larynx, inflammation of, complicating variola,
446
lesions of, in hydrophobia,
902
in relapsing fever,
413
in typhoid fever,
266
symptoms of diphtheria,
671
Latent form of typhoid fever,
300
Leeches, use of, in puerperal fever,
1031
L
EPROSY
,
785
Definition,
785
Synonyms,
785
History,
785
Etiology,
787
Heredity as a cause,
787
,
788
Contagiousness,
788
Transmission, by inoculation,
788
,
789
Sex as a cause,
789
Forms,
789
Symptoms—prodromal stage,
789
Duration of prodromal stage,
789
Tubercular form,
789
Local,
789
Eruptions,
789
Earlier eruptions,
790
Characteristic eruptions,
790
General,
790
Duration,
790
Anæsthetic form,
790
Local,
790
General,
791
Duration,
791
Morbid anatomy,
791
Changes in nerves,
791
Skin,
791
Bacteria,
792
Seat of bacteria,
792
Diagnosis,
792
Prognosis,
793
Treatment,
793
Futility of specific, in,
793
Indications,
793
Prophylaxis,
794
Segregation of afflicted,
794
Quarantine in,
794
Local,
794
Lesions characteristic of anthrax,
935
Lethargic form of rabies in dogs,
897
Leucocytes, death of, as a cause of thrombosis,
57
migration,
42
Leucocythæmia, complicating diphtheria,
675
Lime-water, use of, in diphtheria,
703
Limbs, significance of appearance in general diagnosis,
160
Listerine as a prophylactic in scarlet fever,
537
Liver, abscess of, following typhoid fever,
295
enlargement of, in pyæmia,
976
lesions of, in cholera,
745
in diphtheria,
687
in glanders,
918
,
922
in pyæmia,
969
in remittent fever,
602
in relapsing fever,
414
in scarlet fever,
531
in typhoid fever,
265
in typhus fever,
357
in yellow fever,
649
Local dropsies,
71
lesions of glanders,
915
,
921
symptoms of glanders in animals,
914
of glanders in man,
921
treatment of anthrax in animals,
938
of anthrax in man,
943
of diphtheria,
701
,
709
of erysipelas,
637
of glanders in horse,
918
in man,
924
of pyæmia,
981
of septicæmia,
983
Lochial discharge, influence of, on causation of puerperal fever,
1015
Lung diseases, complicating influenza,
868
complicating influenza, treatment,
877
Lungs, gangrene of, in influenza,
870
hypostatic congestion of, in typhus fever,
353
lesions of, in cholera,
746
in diphtheria,
687
in glanders,
917
,
922
in influenza,
872
in pyæmia,
968
in relapsing fever,
413
in septicæmia,
972
in typhoid fever,
266
Lymph, dried, use of, in vaccination,
477
of vaccinia, microscopical characters,
463
vaccine, proper time for collecting,
479
Lymphangitis, complicating erysipelas,
634
vaccination,
468
Lymphatic glands, condition of, in anthrax,
940
in glanders in horses,
915
in man,
921
in malignant scarlet fever,
508
in rötheln,
586
lesions of, in human anthrax,
942
in anthrax of lower animals,
935
in diphtheria,
687
in relapsing fever,
417
pigmentation of,
92
Lymphatics, as channel of entrance of poison of septicæmia,
963
lesions of, in symptomatic parotitis,
626
Lymphatic swellings, seat of, in grave form of the plague,
778
system, lesions of, in the plague,
781
Lymphoma,
120
,
124
M.
Magnesium sulphate, use of, in wet beriberi,
1042
Malaria,
89
action of poison on system,
591
entrance into system, modes of,
591
communicability by drinking-water,
590
by fruit,
591
by milk,
590
conditions necessary to mature the poison,
589
duration of incubation of poison,
591
from impure water,
182
influence of moisture in production,
187
means of access of the poison,
590
nature of the poison,
589
non-interchangeableness of the poison,
591
ponderability of the poison,
590
production,
187
specific nature of poison,
591
M
ALARIAL
F
EVER
, P
ERNICIOUS
,
605
Definition,
605
Varieties,
606
Algid or congestive form,
606
Causes,
606
Frequency,
607
Cases illustrating clinical history,
606
Causes of death,
607
Mortality-rate,
607
Treatment,
607
General indications for treatment,
608
Use of ice and cold in treatment,
608
Opium,
608
Alcohol,
608
Comatose form,
608
Symptoms,
608
Previous condition of persons attacked,
609
Diagnosis from congestive form,
609
Treatment,
609
Hemorrhagic form of,
609
Causes,
610
Seat of hemorrhages,
610
Cases illustrating clinical history,
611
Treatment,
612
Indications for treatment,
612
Use of quinia,
612
Hemorrhages,
612
Renal complications,
613
Depurative,
613
Use of calomel and purgatives,
613
Malarial fevers,
589
definition,
589
nature of remittent fever,
598
Malignant anthrax oedema,
940
pustule,
926
tumors,
114
Mania following cerebro-spinal meningitis,
819
Maternity hospitals, advantages of,
1021
Marriages, influence of, hereditary,
176
of diseased persons,
176
transmission of hereditary proclivities by,
131
Marriages, consanguineous,
131
Marson's theory of multiple vaccination,
467
Masked forms of yellow fever, symptoms,
654
Maturation in variola,
439
Measles,
557
relations of, to idiopathic parotitis,
620
Mechanism of transudation,
68
Medical diagnosis, general,
148
Melanæmia,
92
Melanin,
92
Membrane, appearance of, in severe form of diphtheria,
668
diphtheritic, artificial production,
684
characters,
685
mode of formation,
685
varieties,
686
gangrenous condition of, in diphtheria,
669
M
ENINGITIS
, E
PIDEMIC
C
EREBRO-SPINAL
,
795
Definition,
795
Synonyms,
795
History,
796
Etiology,
801
Seasons as a cause,
802
Meteorological agencies,
802
Localities,
802
Age, influence,
802
Sex, influence,
802
Depressing and debilitating habits,
803
Contagiousness,
803
Morbific principle,
803
Pandemic nature,
804
In the lower animals,
804
Types,
804
Forms,
805
,
806
Symptoms—summary of,
806
Modes of onset,
806
,
807
Individual,
808
Pain in the head,
808
spine,
808
Hyperæsthesia and anæsthesia of skin,
808
Spinal rigidity or opisthotonos,
809
duration of,
809
Convulsions,
809
Paralysis,
810
Aphasia,
810
Condition of eyes,
810
pupils, in,
810
strabismus,
810
blindness,
811
Deafness,
811
Suppurative inflammation of middle ear,
811
Physiognomy,
812
Delirium,
812
Coma,
812
Vertigo,
812
Debility,
813
Condition of tongue,
813
Nausea and vomiting,
813
Characters of matter vomited,
813
Appetite and digestion,
814
Thirst,
814
Constipation and diarrhoea,
814
Condition of fauces,
814
Urine,
814
Swelling of joints and limbs,
814
Respiration,
814
Pulse,
815
Temperature,
815
fluctuations of,
816
Eruptions,
816
irregularity of,
816
,
817
petechiæ and ecchymoses,
816
,
817
bullæ and pemphigus,
817
Cause of death,
818
Duration,
818
Convalescence,
819
characters,
819
cause of tardy,
819
Relapses,
820
frequency,
820
Sequelæ,
819
Followed by eye affections,
819
Impairment of hearing,
819
Deaf-mutism,
819
Impaired intellect and mania,
819
Hydrocephalus,
819
Paresis and paralysis,
819
Softening of brain,
820
Difficulty of speech,
820
Severe neuralgic pains,
820
Mortality of,
820
,
828
variability of death-rate,
820
,
828
influence of age upon,
828
Morbid anatomy,
820
General appearance of body after death,
820
Changes in the muscles,
821
in brain and membranes,
821
Changes due to congestion of brain and membranes,
821
to inflammation of meninges,
822
to softening of the brain,
823
Changes in pia mater,
821
in brain-tissue,
823
in spinal cord and membranes,
823
position of,
823
in internal and auditory apparatus,
824
Softening of fourth ventricle and auditory nerve,
824
Changes in eye and optic nerve,
824
in the viscera,
824
Absence of enlargement of spleen,
824
Changes in blood,
824
Amount of fibrine in blood before death,
825
after death,
825
Changes in blood-corpuscles,
825
Summary of pathology,
826
Diagnosis of,
826
From sporadic meningitis,
827
Functional and hysterical nervous affections,
827
Typhoid fever,
827
Typhus fever,
827
Prognosis of,
828
Symptoms indicating unfavorable,
829
favorable,
829
Imprudence of absolute, in,
829
Treatment,
829
Emetics,
830
Purgatives,
830
Futility of venesection,
830
Local depletion,
830
Cold applications,
830
Blisters,
830
Mode of using blisters,
831
Of coldness of skin,
831
Of collapse,
831
Use of alcohol,
831
Opium,
832
Value of opium,
833
Use of quinia,
833
Antipyretics,
833
Mercury,
833
Calabar bean,
834
Belladonna,
833
Ergot,
833
Potassium bromide,
834
Hydrate of chloral,
834
Potassium iodide,
834
Management of convalescence,
835
Diet in,
834
Meningitis, granular, following rubeola,
574
Menstrual disorders, complicating relapsing fever,
410
typhoid fever,
296
Menstruation, complicating typhus fever,
356
significance of abnormal, in general diagnosis,
165
Mental condition in hydrophobia,
899
in influenza,
868
in septicæmia lymphatica of puerperal fever,
1012
in typhoid fever,
277
disorders following the plague,
781
impressions, influence of, in causation of yellow fever,
643
overwork as a cause of typhus fever,
342
strain, symptoms due to,
205
work, relation of, to exercise,
199
Mercury, use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
833
in diphtheria,
705
Metamorphosis, cheesy,
79
colloid,
83
croupous,
80
fatty,
74
,
79
mucous,
82
Metastasis in idiopathic parotitis,
623
,
624
treatment,
625
in pyæmia, pathology,
964
of tumors,
110
Methods of disinfection,
201
of vaccinating,
478
Metritis in puerperal fever, lesions,
987
Meteorism in typhoid fever,
286
Micro-organisms of puerperal fever,
1015
in pyæmia, blood-changes effected,
970
Microbes, as poison producers and carriers,
141
difficulty of separation of, from surrounding material,
146
liability to error from minuteness,
143
Microbia in inflammation,
45
,
48
Micrococci,
141
in healthy bodies,
144
Microscopic organisms, classification,
141
Microscopy of glanderous lesions in man,
923
Migration of leucocytes,
42
Mild forms of cholera,
731
character of stools,
732
number of stools,
732
of influenza, treatment,
874
form of typhus fever,
354
of yellow fever, symptoms,
644
Milk, adulteration,
197
as a cause of disease,
197
as a medium of dissemination of anthrax,
929
of malaria,
590
of rabies and hydrophobia,
891
of scarlet fever,
491
of typhoid fever,
252
as a vehicle of bacillus tuberculosis,
105
polluted, as a cause of diphtheria,
683
Mind, state of, in relapsing fever,
384
Miscarriage, complicating typhus fever,
356
Modern conveniences questionable benefits,
215
Moral sense, perversion of, following typhoid fever,
292
Morbid anatomy, of anthrax in animals,
935
in man,
941
of beriberi,
1040
of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
820
of cholera,
741
of dengue,
882
of diphtheria,
685
of erysipelas,
635
of glanders in horses,
916
in man,
922
of idiopathic parotitis,
621
of influenza,
871
of intermittent fever,
594
of leprosy,
791
of pertussis,
843
of the plague,
781
of puerperal fever,
985
of pyæmia,
966
of pyæmia simplex,
970
of rabies and hydrophobia,
902
of relapsing fever,
413-417
of remittent fever,
602
of rubeola,
575
of scarlet fever,
530
of septicæmia,
971
of septo-pyæmia,
972
of simple continued fever,
235
of symptomatic parotitis,
626
of typhoid fever,
260
of typhus fever,
356
of vaccinal pock,
463
of varicella,
483
of variola,
446
of yellow fever,
649
growths,
105
classifications,
114
,
122
Cohnheim's theory of origin,
106
influence of an irritant in production,
108
method of origin,
106
non-malignant, hereditary nature,
129
processes,
35
Morbific principle of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
803
Morphia, hypodermic use of, in beriberi,
1043
use of, in rabies and hydrophobia,
907
Mortality of anthrax in animals,
936
in man,
943
of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
820
,
828
in cholera,
754
of glanders in man,
924
of influenza,
872
of pertussis,
841
of the plague,
780
of puerperal fever,
1020
of rabies and hydrophobia,
894
in relapsing fever,
422
of remittent fever,
599
of rubeola,
577
of scarlet fever,
534
of typhoid fever,
316-320
of typho-malarial fever,
616
of typhus fever,
360
,
361
of yellow fever,
647
,
648
Mouth, condition of, in idiopathic parotitis,
622
of mucous membrane of, in erysipelas,
633
complications in erysipelas, treatment,
638
symptoms of diphtheria,
672
,
673
Mucous degeneration,
82
membranes of palate and fauces, appearance of, in prodromal stage of rubeola,
564
condition of, in confluent small-pox,
441
in rötheln,
586
eruptions of varicella on,
483
influence of different, upon the character of diphtheritic membrane,
688
lesions of, in diphtheria,
688
in glanders in man,
922
in rabies and hydrophobia,
902
in erysipelas,
635
localized redness of, symptomatic of prodromal stage of diphtheria,
667
variolous pustules upon,
439
metamorphosis,
82
softening,
82
Multiple tumors,
110
Mumps,
620
Murmurs, arterial, in beriberi,
1040
cardiac, in beriberi,
1040
Muscles, alteration of, in beriberi,
1041
lesions of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
821
in diphtheria,
687
in pyæmia,
966
in typhoid fever,
267
of neck, suppuration of, in symptomatic parotitis,
626
voluntary, lesions of, in relapsing fever,
410
Muscular pains in yellow fever,
644
paralysis in beriberi,
1039
rigidity after cholera,
741
spasm, in typhoid fever,
279
tenderness in beriberi,
1039
tremor in typhoid fever,
279
in typhus fever,
349
N.
Nævi, vaccination as a means of destroying,
468
Nails, appearance of, in typhoid fever,
275
Nasal cavities, condition of, in malignant scarlet fever,
508
,
520
mode of invasion of, in diphtheria,
669
complications in erysipelas, treatment,
638
diphtheria, local treatment,
710
prognosis,
692
form of diphtheria, symptoms,
669
lesions in glanders,
917
mucous membrane, condition of, in influenza,
866
Nationality in relation to relapsing fever,
371
Nature of puerperal fever, views concerning,
990-1004
of vaccinia,
455
Nausea, during intermittent fever paroxysm,
593
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
813
in influenza,
866
in relapsing fever,
390
in rubeola, treatment,
581
in typhoid fever,
285
in typhus fever,
350
in yellow fever, treatment,
652
significance of, in general treatment,
162
Negroes, insusceptibility of, to yellow fever,
644
Neck, significance of appearance of, in diagnosis,
152
Necrosis from embolism,
64
,
65
Neoplasms,
105
Nephritis, complicating scarlet fever,
525
in scarlet fever, treatment,
550-555
Nerves, lesions of, in leprosy,
791
in symptomatic parotitis,
626
Nervous diseases, complicating diphtheria,
675
,
676
hereditary nature of,
129
influence of, upon susceptibility to rubeola,
561
symptoms in relapsing fever,
383-385
complicating scarlet fever,
510
of dengue,
882
of influenza,
867
of malignant scarlet fever,
507
Nervous system, chronic diseases of, following rubeola,
574
condition of, in cholera,
741
in remittent fever,
602
lesion of, in diphtheria,
689
in septicæmia,
972
Neuralgia, following cerebro-spinal meningitis,
820
in yellow fever,
644
Neuralgias, old, aggravation of, in influenza,
870
Neurine, use of, in diphtheria,
703
Nitric acid, use of, to prevent the return of intermittent fever paroxysm,
598
Nitro-muriatic acid, use of, in anthrax,
938
Nodule, nasal, in glanders,
917
Nomenclature of pyæmia,
953
of septicæmia,
953
Nose, inflammation of, complicating variola,
445
Nostrils, condition of, in glanders in man,
921
Nourishment, necessity of, in typhus fever,
363
Nuisance, legal views as to what constitutes,
182
O.
Obesity, tendency to, following typhoid fever,
298
Obstetrical scarlatina,
498
Occupation, influence of, in causation of anthrax,
939
of glanders,
920
of influenza,
860
of typhoid fever,
244
of typhus fever,
343
relation of, to relapsing fever,
372
Odor of body, significance of, in general diagnosis,
159
of relapsing fever,
378
Oedema,
69
complicating relapsing fever,
400
scarlet fever,
529
typhoid fever,
297
from nervous influence,
71
of glottis, complicating scarlet fever,
512
,
529
of lungs, Welch on cause of,
72
significance of, in general diagnosis,
159
Oesophagus, lesions of, in typhoid fever,
265
Offensive effluvia, symptoms due to,
181
Oil, inunctions of, in the plague,
784
Open wounds, liability of, to diphtheria,
679
Opisthotonos in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
809
Opium, use of, during cold stage of intermittent fever,
595
during hot stage of intermittent fever,
595
in algid form of pernicious malarial fever,
608
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
832
in cholera,
767
in dengue,
885
in influenza,
874
,
877
in puerperal fever,
1031
in relapsing fever,
429
in remittent fever,
604
in typhus fever,
366
Ophthalmia, chronic, following rubeola,
574
Optic nerve, lesions of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
824
Organic disease, hereditary nature of,
129
Organisms, microscopic, classification,
141
minute, convertibility,
145
Organoid tumors,
116
Origin of vaccinia,
457
Origins, specific, of the plague,
776
Ossification,
87
Otitis, chronic, following rubeola,
574
complicating scarlet fever,
520
in scarlet fever, results,
521
treatment,
547
Ovaries, lesions of, in septicæmia,
972
in pelvic peritonitis in puerperal fever,
989
Overcrowding as a cause of cholera,
721
of typhus fever,
341
Overwork as a cause of disease,
204
of the plague,
775
Ozone, use of, in diphtheria,
709
P.
Pain, in idiopathic parotitis,
623
in inflammation,
41
significance of, in general diagnosis,
165
Pains, muscular and joint, in relapsing fever,
385
of general peritonitis in puerperal fever,
1010
peritoneal, in para- and perimetritis of puerperal fever,
1007
rheumatic, in relapsing fever,
399
Palpitation of heart in beriberi,
1039
Pancreas, lesions of, in relapsing fever,
417
Pandemic nature of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
804
Panum's view of bacteria of diphtheria,
667
Papayotin, use of, in diphtheria,
703
Papule in variola, morbid anatomy,
446
Paralysis, complicating diphtheria,
676
variola,
445
diphtheritic, date of appearance,
676
seat,
676
treatment,
713
following cerebro-spinal meningitis,
819
typhoid fever,
293
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
810
local, in relapsing fever,
398
motor, in relapsing fever,
385
muscular, in beriberi,
1039
sensory, in diphtheria,
676
Paralytic form of rabies in dogs,
896
stage of hydrophobia in man,
900
Parenchymatous inflammation,
53
Para- and perimetritis in puerperal fever, symptoms,
1005
Parametritis in puerperal fever, lesions,
987
Paresis following cerebro-spinal meningitis,
819
Parotid glands, lesions of, in idiopathic parotitis,
621
gland, lesions of, in symptomatic parotitis,
626
in pyæmia,
967
swelling, character of, in symptomatic parotitis,
627
complicating typhoid fever,
296
P
AROTITIS
, I
DIOPATHIC
,
620
Definition,
620
Nature,
620
Etiology—predisposing causes,
620
Age, influence,
620
Sex, influence,
620
Season, influence,
620
Relation to measles, diphtheria, and scarlet fever,
620
Peculiarities in mode of occurrence,
621
Anatomical appearance,
621
Changes in parotid gland,
621
Symptoms,
621
Duration of incubation stage,
621
Of invasion stage,
621
Actual attack,
621
Local,
621
Physiognomy,
622
Mouth and tongue,
622
Digestive tract,
622
Temperature and pulse,
623
Respiration,
623
Pain,
623
General,
623
Complications,
623
Metastasis,
623
Frequency,
623
Date of appearance,
623
Orchitis,
623
Symptoms,
624
Diagnosis,
624
Significance of outward displacement of lobe of ear,
624
Prognosis,
624
Result of metastatic orchitis,
624
Treatment,
624
Delirium and headache,
624
Difficult deglutition,
624
Sleeplessness,
625
Local,
625
Suppuration of gland,
625
Incomplete resolution,
625
Metastasis,
625
in females,
625
with depression,
625
P
AROTITIS
, S
YMPTOMATIC
or M
ETASTATIC
,
625
Definition,
625
Etiology,
625
Mechanical nature of exciting cause,
626
Altered blood as a cause,
626
Morbid anatomy,
626
Changes in parotid gland,
626
Suppuration of muscles of neck,
626
Changes in periosteum and cranial bones,
626
lymphatics, veins, and nerves,
626
in middle ear,
626
Thrombi of jugular veins,
626
Symptoms,
626
Characters of swelling,
627
Date of pointing of abscess,
627
Physiognomy,
627
Prognosis,
627
Of bilateral form,
627
Diagnosis—from idiopathic parotitis,
627
Treatment of,
627
Local,
628
Of incomplete resolution,
628
Of gangrene,
628
Parotitis, complicating cholera,
735
influenza,
870
relapsing fever,
404
typhus fever,
356
treatment,
367
Paroxysm of intermittent fever,
592
primary, of relapsing fever,
375
,
378
of remittent fever,
599
Paroxysms of hydrophobia in man,
899
of pertussis, characters,
837
duration,
840
frequency,
840
of rabies in dogs,
896
Pasteur's experiments as to infectiveness of rabies,
892
,
893
method of inoculation in anthrax,
937
for prevention of rabies and hydrophobia,
905
Pathognomonic lesions of rabies in dogs,
903
Pathology of glanders in man,
916
,
918
of influenza,
871
of pyæmia,
963
Pearly distemper, relation of, to tuberculosis,
99
Pelvic abscesses in puerperal fever, treatment,
1036
cellulitis in puerperal fever, lesions,
988
exudations, treatment of, in puerperal fever,
1036
peritonitis, in puerperal fever, lesions,
988
Peppermint-test for defects in plumbing,
190
Pepsin, use of, in diphtheria,
703
Perforation, intestinal, in typhoid fever,
289
,
290
in typhoid fever, treatment,
333
Pericarditis in relapsing fever,
402
complicating influenza,
870
Pericardium, lesions of, in cholera,
747
in pyæmia,
968
Peri-glandular lesions in the plague,
782
Periostitis, complicating typhoid fever,
297
Peritoneal effusions, encysted, in puerperal fever, treatment,
1036
Peritoneum, lesions of, in relapsing fever,
417
Peritonitis, complicating relapsing fever,
406
typhoid fever,
295
general, in puerperal fever lesions,
989
in puerperal fever, symptoms,
1010
pelvic and diffused, of puerperal fever,
988
Pernicious malarial fever,
605
Perspiration in pyæmia,
974
in yellow fever,
645
P
ERTUSSIS
,
836
History,
836
Definition,
836
Etiology,
838
Specific poison,
838
seat,
838
period of greatest virulence,
838
inoculation of animals with,
839
Childhood, influence of, in occurrence,
839
Age at which most prevalent,
839
Sex, influence of, in causation,
839
Catarrhal affections as predisposing causes,
839
Symptoms,
840
,
841
Initial stage,
840
Second stage,
840
Stage of decline,
841
Paroxysm, characters of,
837
duration,
840
frequency,
840
Frænum linguæ, ulceration,
841
Urine, condition,
841
Mortality,
841
Morbid anatomy,
843
Complications,
843
Prophylaxis,
843
Treatment,
844
Inhalations,
844
Emetics,
845
Potassium carbonate,
845
Alum,
845
Belladonna,
846
Ammonium bromide,
846
Chloral hydrate,
846
Quinia,
847
Pilocarpine muriate,
847
Sodium benzoate,
847
Caustic irritation,
848
Diet,
848
Hygiene,
848
Pertussis, following the plague,
781
Petechiæ, characters of, in grave form of the plague,
779
Petrifaction,
87
Peyer's patches, lesions of, in typhoid fever,
261
Pharyngeal spasm in rabies and hydrophobia,
899
Pharyngitis in scarlet fever, treatment,
545
and tonsillitis, complicating relapsing fever,
405
Pharynx, lesions of, in rabies and hydrophobia,
902
in relapsing fever,
413
in typhoid fever,
265
Phlebitis and phlebo-thrombosis, lesions of, in puerperal fever,
989
Phlegmonous inflammation,
52
Phthisis, complicating influenza,
870
following typhus fever,
355
from damp soil,
187
pulmonary, hereditary nature of,
128
Physicians as carriers of contagion in puerperal fever,
1017
mortality in,
207
relation of, to public hygiene,
207
Physiognomy of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
812
of dengue,
881
of erysipelas,
632
of hydrophobia,
899
of idiopathic parotitis,
622
of influenza,
866
of symptomatic parotitis,
627
of relapsing fever,
376
of typhoid fever,
272
of yellow fever,
644
significance of, in general diagnosis,
150
,
151
Pigmentation,
90
Pilocarpine, use of, in diphtheria,
704
in rabies and hydrophobia,
907
muriate, use of, in pertussis,
847
Pitting, frequency of, in varicella,
482
prevention of, in variola,
452
Placenta, symptoms of diphtheria,
674
P
LAGUE, THE
,
771
Definition,
771
Synonyms,
771
Classification,
771
History,
772
Etiology—Predisposing causes of,
774
Poverty and filth,
774
Bodily and mental overwork,
775
Sex and age, influence,
775
Season,
775
Exciting causes,
775
Dissemination by bodies dead from,
775
Specific origin,
776
Contagiousness,
776
Nature of the poison,
776
Air as a medium of transmission,
776
Period of incubation,
777
Forms of,
777
Grave or ordinary form,
777
Fulminant form,
779
Abortive form,
780
Symptoms,
777
Grave form, different modes of onset,
779
Invasion stage,
777
Second stage, or stage of fever,
778
Stage of fully-developed local manifestations,
778
Seat of enlarged lymphatics,
778
of buboes,
778
Characters of bubonic swellings,
778
Date of appearance of buboes,
778
Seat and character of carbuncles,
778
of petechiæ,
779
Character of vomited matter,
779
Constipation,
779
Condition of urine,
779
Stage of convalescence,
779
Fulminant form,
779
duration,
779
Abortive form,
780
General duration of,
780
Complications and sequelæ,
780
Followed by catarrhal pneumonia,
781
Pertussis,
781
Mental troubles,
781
Ulcers and abscesses,
781
Morbid anatomy,
781
Changes in lymphatic system,
781
Appearance of buboes,
781
Peri-glandular tissue,
782
Abdominal viscera,
781
Diagnosis,
782
Prognosis,
780
Mortality,
780
Treatment,
782
Preventive,
782
Isolation,
783
Quarantine,
783
Disinfection,
784
Clinical,
784
Inunction of oil,
784
Buboes,
784
Drugs used,
784
Pleura, lesions of, in pyæmia,
968
in relapsing fever,
413
in septicæmia,
972
Pleurisy, complicating typhoid fever,
294
typhus fever,
355
in septicæmia lymphatica of puerperal fever,
1012
Pleuritis, complicating erysipelas,
634
influenza,
870
relapsing fever,
404
scarlet fever,
523
in scarlet fever, treatment,
556
Plumbing, examination of defects,
190
of houses,
188
Pneumonia, catarrhal, complicating influenza,
869
following the plague,
781
complicating erysipelas,
634
relapsing fever,
404
rubeola,
571
typhoid fever,
294
typhus fever,
355
fibrinous, complicating diphtheria,
672
in rubeola, treatment,
581
in typhoid fever, treatment,
335
lobar, complicating influenza,
869
Pneumonias, nature of, complicating influenza,
870
Pock of vaccinia, date of appearance,
459
depression,
459
desquamation,
460
development,
459
incrustation,
460
in variola, characters of mature,
439
Poison, diphtheritic, fixity,
678
transmission,
678
influence of intensity of, on severity of cholera,
730
,
731
of anthrax, modes of transmission,
929
of cholera, nature,
749
of malaria, nature,
589
,
591
of the plague, nature,
776
of yellow fever, birthplace,
641
characteristics,
641
influence of heat and cold on development,
641
transportability,
641
specific, of beriberi,
1038
of pertussis,
838
Polluted soil as a means of disseminating typhoid fever,
253
Potassium bromide, use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
834
carbonate, use of, in pertussis,
845
chlorate, danger of large doses,
701
use of, in diphtheria,
699
,
700
iodide, use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
834
Poverty as a cause of typhus fever,
342
Predisposing causes of beriberi,
1042
of cholera,
720
of glanders in horse,
912
of idiopathic parotitis,
620
of the plague,
774
of typhoid fever,
242
of typhus fever,
341
Predisposition to disease, hereditary nature,
126
Predispositions, inherited, evidence,
132
Pregnancy, complicating influenza,
871
typhoid fever,
296
Preliminary papule of anthrax, treatment,
943
Premonitory symptoms of rabies and hydrophobia,
895
of scarlet fever,
502
Prevention of anthrax by inoculation,
937
Preventive treatment of anthrax in animals,
936
in man,
943
of cholera,
755
of erysipelas,
636
of glanders in horses,
919
in man,
925
of influenza,
873
of the plague,
782
of puerperal fever,
1021
of pyæmia and septicæmia,
979
,
980
,
983
of rabies and hydrophobia,
903
of scarlet fever,
536
of typhoid fever,
321
of typhus fever,
361
Previous attacks of variola, protection from,
436
Primary vaccine,
473
Privy vaults, contamination of water-supply by,
192
dangers from,
192
P
ROCESSES
, G
ENERAL
M
ORBID
,
35
Prodromal stage of diphtheria,
667
of intermittent fever,
592
of leprosy,
789
of remittent fever,
599
of rötheln,
585
of rubeola,
564
of varicella,
482
Prognosis, general,
167
of anthrax in animals,
936
in man,
943
of beriberi,
1042
of cerebro-spinal meningitis,
828
of cholera,
753
of dengue,
885
of diphtheria,
692-694
of erysipelas,
636
of idiopathic parotitis,
624
of influenza,
872
of intermittent fever,
594
of glanders in horse,
918
in man,
924
of leprosy,
793
of the plague,
782
of relapsing fever,
422-425
of remittent fever,
602
of rötheln,
588
of scarlet fever,
533
of simple continued fever,
235
of symptomatic parotitis,
627
of typho-malarial fever,
616
of typhoid fever,
314-316
of typhus fever,
359
,
360
of vaccinia,
464
of varicella,
484
of variola,
450
of varioloid,
444
in yellow fever,
646
,
647
effect of constitution,
168
of nature of malady,
169
of present state of patient,
169
influence of nursing,
169
modifying effects of medicinal agents,
169
Prophylactic treatment of diphtheria,
696
Prophylaxis, individual, in contagious diseases,
206
of leprosy,
794
of pertussis,
843
of puerperal fever,
1021
Prostration in dengue,
882
in typhus fever,
348
treatment,
365
Protective power of vaccination,
466
duration of,
468
against pertussis,
468
Pseudo-membrane, solvents of,
703
Psoas abscess in puerperal fever,
1010
Psychical treatment of hydrophobia,
906
Public sewers,
224
P
UERPERAL
F
EVER
,
984
Definition,
984
Frequency,
984
Etiology,
1013
Atmosphere, impure, influence on causation,
1013
,
1014
Malaria, nosocomial, influence on causation,
1013
Micro-organisms, influence on causation,
1013-1015
Lochial discharge, influence on causation,
1015
Atmosphere, peculiar states of, on causation,
1016
Direct inoculation,
1016
Contagiousness of,
1017
Contagion, physicians as carriers of,
1017
Dissecting poison,
1018
Self-inoculation,
1019
Morbid anatomy,
985
Spiegelberg's classification of puerperal inflammations,
986
Endocolpitis and endometritis,
986
Diphtheritic ulceration,
986
Metritis and parametritis,
987
Diphtheritic endometritis,
987
Pelvic cellulitis,
988
Cellulitis from specific infection,
988
Peritonitis, pelvic and diffused,
988
exudation in,
989
general,
989
appearance of abdominal cavity,
989
ovaries,
989
Phlebitis and phlebo-thrombosis,
989
Thrombi in uterine and pelvic veins,
989
Abscesses,
989
pulmonary,
989
Veins, inflammation,
989
Thrombi, growth,
990
Septicæmia,
990
Abscesses, metastatic,
990
Endocarditis, ulcerative,
990
Pleuritis,
990
Joints, purulent inflammation,
990
Earlier views concerning nature,
990
Modern view concerning nature,
992
Septic origin,
993-1003
Bacteria, relation to causation,
994
Koch's investigations of,
997
physical characters,
999
modes of entering the circulation,
1000
action of, upon the blood,
1000
Diphtheria of genitalia, characters,
1002
Relation of, to erysipelas,
1002
Inflammatory affections of non-specific origin,
1003
Symptoms, general,
1004
Incubation period,
1004
Chill, significance of,
1005
Of endometritis and endocolpitis,
1005
temperature,
1005
Parametritis and perimetritis,
1005
Incubation,
1006
Temperature,
1006
Pulse,
1006
Relapse,
1006
Headache,
1007
Pains,
1007
Vomiting,
1007
Duration,
1007
Exudation,
1007
Uterus fixity of,
1007
Tumors in iliac fossa,
1008
Abscesses,
1008
location,
1008
pointing of,
1008
Local peritonitis,
1009
Of psoas abscess,
1010
Of peritonitis, general,
1010
Pains,
1010
Abdomen, state,
1010
Respiration,
1010
Vomiting,
1010
Vomit, characters,
1010
Fever,
1010
Skin,
1010
Pulse,
1010
Pyæmic form,
1011
Of septicæmia lymphatica,
1011
Mode of onset,
1011
Temperature in,
1011
Abdomen, state,
1011
Skin, state,
1011
Vomiting,
1011
Tongue, condition,
1011
Pulse, condition,
1011
Respiration,
1012
Pleurisy in,
1012
Endocarditis,
1012
Mental condition,
1012
Joint affections in,
1012
Duration,
1012
Of septicæmia venosa,
1012
Chills in,
1012
Fever in,
1012
Temperature in,
1012
Pulse in,
1012
Abdomen, state of,
1012
Uterus in,
1012
Of pure septicæmia,
1013
Mortality,
1020
Relation of, to zymotic diseases,
1020
Prophylaxis,
1021
Maternity hospitals, advantages,
1021
Necessity of light and air,
1024
Antisepsis, value,
1024
methods,
1025
Sulphurous acid, use,
1025
Corrosive sublimate, use,
1025
Iodoform, use of, intra-uterine,
1025
Vaginal injections, carbolized, use,
1025
Tarnier's maternity pavilions for prevention,
1027
Treatment—indications,
1028
Disinfection,
1028
Local,
1028
Use of hydrochloric acid,
1028
Persulphate of iron,
1028
Intra-uterine injections, use,
1029
dangers of,
1029
methods,
1029
Corrosive sublimate, use,
1025
,
1029
Pain, peritoneal,
1031
Use of opium,
1031
in pyæmic variety,
1031
Leeches,
1031
Turpentine stupes,
1032
Hyperpyrexia,
1032
Use of purgatives,
1032
Quinia,
1032
Sodium salicylate,
1032
Veratrum viride,
1033
Digitalis,
1033
Alcohol,
1033
Cold in,
1033
Cold, method of applying,
1034
Cold water, intra-uterine injections,
1034
Baths, cold, use,
1034
Kibbie's fever-cot, use,
1034
,
1035
Coil,
1036
Diet,
1036
Encysted peritoneal effusions,
1036
Quinia, use,
1036
Pelvic exudations,
1036
Pelvic abscesses,
1036
Puerperal septicæmia, relations of, to obstetrical scarlatina,
499
women, general sepsis from diphtheria in,
674
symptoms of diphtheria in,
674
Pulmonary abscess in puerperal fever,
989
collapse, complicating influenza,
869
complications of typhus fever, treatment,
367
oedema, complicating rubeola,
572
Pulsation of jugular veins, significance of, in general diagnosis,
156
Pulse and temperature, relation of, in yellow fever,
644
average frequency in health and disease,
154
characters of, in erysipelas,
633
in idiopathic parotitis,
623
in general peritonitis of puerperal fever,
1010
in septicæmia,
977
Pulse, characters of, in septicæmia lymphatica of puerperal fever,
1011
venosa of puerperal fever,
1012
condition of, in acute glanders in man,
921
in beriberi,
1040
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
815
in cholera,
737
in dengue,
881
in influenza,
866
in pyæmia,
975
in relapsing fever,
382
in typhus fever,
351
significance of, in general diagnosis,
152
in malignant scarlet fever,
507
in typhoid fever,
275
kinds of,
154
methods of examining,
153
relation to respiration,
154
temperature, relation of, in relapsing fever,
382
Pupil, significance of state of, in general diagnosis,
151
Pupils, condition of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
810
Pure septicæmia of puerperal fever,
1013
Purgatives, use of, during hot stage of intermittent fever,
596
in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
830
in hemorrhagic form of pernicious malarial fever,
613
in puerperal fever,
1032
in remittent fever,
604
Purity of water, standards of,
184
Purpura, complicating diphtheria,
674
Pus,
48
influence of, in production of pyæmia,
955
in stools, significance in diagnosis,
164
Pustule, malignant,
926
Putrefaction of cadaver, rapidity of, in puerperal fever,
971
Putrified flesh as a means of disseminating typhoid fever,
257
P
YÆMIA AND
S
EPTICÆMIA
,
945-955
History,
945-952
Nomenclature,
952
Pyæmia,
953
Definition,
953
Septicæmia,
953
Definition,
954
Etiology of pyæmia,
955
Theories concerning,
955
Pus, influence of, in production,
955
Character of production,
956
Thrombosis, relation of, to causation,
957
,
958
Contamination of blood, influence of, in causation,
958
sources,
958
Germs, disease-, influence of, in causation,
958
Wounds, characters of, influence on causation,
958
Etiology of spontaneous pyæmia,
959
Wounds of alimentary canal and genito-urinary apparatus as cause,
959
Air, vitiated, influence of, on causation,
959
Spontaneous origin,
959
Contagiousness,
960
Chemical origin,
960
Living organisms, influence of, on causation,
958-960
Etiology of septicæmia,
960
Septic intoxication, relation of, to,
961
Traumatic fever, relation of, to,
962
Dissecting wounds, relation of, to causation,
962
Putrid substances, maximum toxic action of, on the body,
962
Lymphatics as channel of entrance of poison,
963
Etiology of septo-pyæmia,
963
Pathology,
963
Condition of blood,
963
in pyæmia simplex,
963
multiplex,
963
Metastasis, conditions,
964
Pus, mode of entering the circulation,
964
Metastatic abscesses, production,
964
from primary infection,
964
from secondary infection,
964
Emboli, action of, in production of metastatic abscesses,
964
Thrombi, action of, in production of metastatic abscesses,
965
Seat of pathological changes,
965
Fat emboli, influence of, in production,
966
Morbid anatomy,
966
Of pyæmia,
966
Appearance of body,
966
Rigor mortis,
966
Lesions of cellular tissue,
966
Muscles,
966
Brain and membrane,
966
Retina and choroid,
967
Cornea,
967
Ear,
967
Bones,
967
Joints,
967
Parotid gland,
967
Arteries and veins,
967
Blood,
968
Pericardium,
968
Pleuræ,
968
Lungs,
968
Liver,
969
Spleen,
969
Kidneys,
969
Micro-organism in blood, changes effected by,
970
Pyæmia simplex,
970
Absence of abscesses in,
970
Septicæmia,
971
Putrefaction of bodies, rapidity of,
971
Blood, lesions of,
971
Sepsin, nature,
971
Lesions, nervous system,
972
Endo- and pericardium,
972
Lungs,
972
Pleuræ,
972
Kidneys,
972
Spleen,
972
Uterus,
972
Ovaries,
972
Bladder,
972
Of septo-pyæmia,
972
Symptoms,
972
Of pyæmia,
972
Prodromal stage,
973
Chills, date of appearance,
973
frequency,
973
Temperature,
974
Perspiration,
974
Eruptions,
974
Pulse,
975
Tongue, condition of,
975
Vomiting,
975
Singultus,
975
Diarrhoea,
975
Stools, character of,
976
Heart, condition of,
976
Lungs, condition of,
976
Liver and spleen, enlargement,
976
Urine,
976
Joints, suppuration,
976
Abscesses, frequency,
976
Delirium,
976
Breath, odor of,
976
Wound, changes,
976
Of septicæmia,
976
General,
976
Wound, condition of,
977
Temperature,
977
Abdomen, state of,
977
Pulse,
977
Diarrhoea,
977
Vomiting,
977
Tongue,
977
Singultus,
977
Bronchitis in,
977
Of gangrene foudroyante,
977
Skin, condition,
977
Diagnosis,
978
Of pyæmia from septicæmia, table showing,
979
Treatment,
979
In fully-developed cases unsuccessful,
980
Preventive,
979
,
980
Cleanliness, necessity of, in prevention,
980
Atmosphere, pure, necessity of, in prevention,
980
Food and drink, proper, necessity of, in prevention,
980
Cheerful and pleasant surroundings, in prevention,
980
Antiseptics, use of,
980
Local,
981
Of wound,
981
Metastatic abscesses,
981
Constitutional,
982
Sulphites of magnesium, sodium, potassium, and lime, use of,
982
Use of alcohol,
982
Quinia,
982
Ergotine,
982
Diet,
982
Stimulants,
982
Of septicæmia,
982
Indications for,
982
Local,
983
Preventive,
983
Of wound,
983
Diarrhoea,
983
Antisepsis,
983
Sulphites and hyposulphites, use of,
983
Quinia, use of,
983
Of puerperal septicæmia,
983
complicating erysipelas,
634
typhoid fever,
295
typhus fever,
356
Pyæmic form of general peritonitis of puerperal fever,
1010
Q.
Quarantine in cholera,
204
,
755
in leprosy,
794
in the plague,
783
Quinia, use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis,
833
in dengue,
885
in diphtheria,
708
,
712
in erysipelas,
637
in influenza,
874-876
during cold stage of intermittent fever,
595
hot stage of intermittent fever,
596
sweating stage of intermittent fever,
597
to prevent the return of intermittent fever, paroxysm,
598
in hemorrhagic form of pernicious malarial fever,
612
in pertussis,
847
in puerperal fever,
1032
,
1036
in pyæmia,
982
in relapsing fever,
426
in remittent fever,
603
in rubeola,
580
in scarlet fever,
543
in septicæmia,
983
in typhoid fever,
330
in typho-malarial fever,
618
in typhus fever,
365
in yellow fever,
651
and opium, use of, in yellow fever,
651
R.
R
ABIES AND
H
YDROPHOBIA
,
886
Synonyms,
886
Definition,
886
History,
886
Geographical distribution,
886
Etiology,
887
Climate, relation of, to causation,
887
Season, relation of, to causation,
887
Summer heats, relation of, to causation,
887
Hunger and thirst, relation of, to causation,
888
Improper food, relation of, to causation
888
Sex, relation of, to causation,
888
Liability of special breeds,
889
From skunk-bite,
889
Spontaneous origin,
890
Contagion,
891
Modes of dissemination,
891
Milk, propagation by,
891
Saliva, propagation by,
891
Specific germ,
892
Pasteur's experiments as to infectiousness,
892
Point of election of germ,
892
Antagonism between blood and germ,
892
,
893
Localization of the virus in the wound,
893
Relation of successful inoculation to bites,
893
Insusceptibility to,
894
Incubation,
894
Duration of, in lower animals,
894
in man,
894
Condition of cicatrix during,
895
Symptoms,
895
In dogs,
895
Importance of recognizing premonitory,
895
Of prodromal stage,
895
Of furious form,
896
During paroxysms,
896
Between paroxysms,
896
Of paralytic form,
896
,
897
Of lethargic form,
897
Popular fallacies regarding,
897
In horse and other animals,
897
In man,
898
Symptoms,
898
Prodromal stage,
898
Appearance of wound,
898
,
899
Of paroxysms,
899
Duration,
899
Reflex irritability during,
899
Facies during,
899
Mental condition,
900
Delirium during,
900
Relative severity in men and women,
900
Paralytic stage,
900
duration,
900