St. Louis Courier of Medicine, Volum 35Medical Journal and Library Association of the Mississippi Valley, 1906 |
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Side 39
... taken in weariness and fatigue ; for then it pre- pares the way for a greater destruction of living particles , rather than a removal of the old . You will never fail to find , that whenever you overdo yourself , in the way of exercise ...
... taken in weariness and fatigue ; for then it pre- pares the way for a greater destruction of living particles , rather than a removal of the old . You will never fail to find , that whenever you overdo yourself , in the way of exercise ...
Side 40
... taken up by medical bodies and societies under medical guidance . The simple truth is all that is needed . That will make us free - free from the ignorance which lain at the root of sexual sins . The physi- ology of the sexual organs ...
... taken up by medical bodies and societies under medical guidance . The simple truth is all that is needed . That will make us free - free from the ignorance which lain at the root of sexual sins . The physi- ology of the sexual organs ...
Side 45
... taken place . From this it may be de- ducted that the earlier the beginning of treatment the better will be the result . After the pain has disappeared , usually the second to third day ; careful passive and active movements may be ...
... taken place . From this it may be de- ducted that the earlier the beginning of treatment the better will be the result . After the pain has disappeared , usually the second to third day ; careful passive and active movements may be ...
Side 47
... taken to Ewald's methods , for phenolpthalein was used as an indicator in the nitrogenous estimations , and it is now universally ad- mitted that phenolpthalein is useless as an indicator when dealing with ammonia . The results in this ...
... taken to Ewald's methods , for phenolpthalein was used as an indicator in the nitrogenous estimations , and it is now universally ad- mitted that phenolpthalein is useless as an indicator when dealing with ammonia . The results in this ...
Side 48
... taken up . Deucher concludes that 10 gm . of fat per diem are absorbed with difficulty even in favorable circumstances . He found that salt aided the absorption . The author found a definite relation between the amount of fat given and ...
... taken up . Deucher concludes that 10 gm . of fat per diem are absorbed with difficulty even in favorable circumstances . He found that salt aided the absorption . The author found a definite relation between the amount of fat given and ...
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Side 163 - Men will not take time to get to the heart of a matter. After all, concentration is the price the modern student pays for success. Thoroughness is the most difficult habit to acquire, but it is the pearl of great price, worth all the worry and trouble of the search.
Side 163 - ... griefs. The comedy, too, of life will be spread before you, and nobody laughs more often than the doctor at the pranks Puck plays upon the Titanias and the Bottoms among his patients. The humorous side is really almost as frequently turned towards him as the tragic. Lift up one hand to heaven and thank your stars if they have given you the proper sense to enable you to appreciate the inconceivably droll situations in which we catch our fellow creatures.
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Side 163 - No human being is constituted to know the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth; and even the best of men must be content with fragments, with partial glimpses, never the full fruition.
Side 163 - EXCEPT it be a lover, no one is more interesting as an object of study than a student. Shakespeare might have made him a fourth in his immortal group. The lunatic with his fixed idea, the poet with his fine frenzy, the lover with his frantic idolatry, and the student aflame with the desire for knowledge are of
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Side 293 - ... 2. In patients suffering with superacidity and subacidity it is best to order rest after meals; after violent exercise or during sleep, the digestion is impaired in these cases. 3. In patients suffering with motor disturbances of the stomach, it is best to prescribe moderate exercise after meals, for rest, violent exercise, or sleep disturbs the digestion under these conditions.