 | 1910 - 806 sider
...venerable preparations. I present herewith the views of twenty eminent members of the medical profession : "The young practitioner may bear in mind that patients...more often damaged than helped by the promiscuous druggings." — Osier. "Young doctors give too much medicine. A doctor will give more medicine the... | |
 | 1914 - 528 sider
...working harmoniously together along the line of antisepsis and drainage. With Osier, I would repeat, that patients are more often damaged than helped by...promiscuous drugging which is still only too prevalent." To recapitulate: The use of whiskey, digitalis or other heart stimulants is contraindicated because... | |
 | Sir William Osler - 1895 - 1206 sider
...spontaneously on the third or the fifth day, or continuing until the tenth or twelfth. We have, then, no specific treatment for pneumonia. The young practitioner...promiscuous drugging, which is still only too prevalent. In cases of moderate severity a purely expectant plan may be followed — keeping the bowels open,... | |
 | Presbyterian Hospital (New York, N.Y.) - 1904 - 364 sider
...patient by means which disturb as little as "possible the functions of the various organs. Osier says: "The young practitioner may bear in mind that patients...promiscuous drugging which is still only too prevalent."- The fact that in young children and in vigorous healthy adults in good hygienic surroundings the tendency... | |
 | American Institute of Homeopathy - 1896 - 1302 sider
...circumstances it will terminate abruptly and naturally, without a dose of medicine having been administered The young practitioner may bear in mind that patients...promiscuous drugging which is still only too prevalent." 2. The second class includes a great variety of more or less chronic diseases, the natural termination... | |
 | 1912 - 524 sider
...can neither be aborted nor cut short by any known means at our command. The young practitioner should bear in mind that patients are more often damaged than helped by promiscuous dragging, which is still too prevalent. Bleeding. We employ bleeding nowadays much more... | |
 | Sir William Osler - 1901 - 1216 sider
...terminating sometimes spontaneously on the third or the fifth day, or continuing until the tenth or twelfth. There is no specific treatment for pneumonia. The...more often damaged than helped by the promiscuous diugging, which is still only too prevalent. 1. General Management of a Case. — The same careful... | |
 | 1903 - 704 sider
...medicine having been given. There is no specific treatment for pneumonia. The young practitioner must bear in mind that patients are more often damaged...helped by the promiscuous drugging which is still known to be prevalent." Could any criticism be stronger than that? Still he proceeds to advise, apparently... | |
 | 1905 - 666 sider
...we get as many warnings against the danger of drugs as any indications for their use. Osier says, " The young practitioner may bear in mind that patients...promiscuous drugging, which is still only too prevalent." It is surely time now that the use of drugs should be placed upon some sounder footing than these quotations... | |
 | 1905 - 792 sider
...we get as many warnings against the danger of drugs as any indications for their use. Osier says, " The young practitioner may bear in mind that patients...promiscuous drugging, which is still only too prevalent." It is surely time now that the use of drugs should be placed upon some sounder footing than these quotations... | |
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There is no specific treatment for pneumonia. The young practitioner may bear in mind that patients are more often damaged than helped by the promiscuous drugging which is still only too prevalent. 
