Handy book of veterinary homoeopathyW. Radde, 1869 - 466 頁 |
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常見字詞
abscess Aconite Aconitum affected Ammonium Causticum animal appear applied arises Arnica Arsenicum attack attended becomes Belladonna belly bladder blood bone bowels breathing bronchitis Bryonia catarrh causes chest chronic cold colic colour constipation Continue medicine copious costive cough crepitation diarrhoea discharge disease distemper dogs doses DOSES.-10 drops drops for horses dull eating eruption especially excitement eyes fæces febrile fever feverishness fluid frequent give glanders glands hard hind legs hock horses and oxen incisors indicated indigestion inflammation injected injuries irritation lameness less loss of appetite lungs matter Mercurius milk minute mouth mucous membrane mucus muscles nasal night and morning nose nostrils Nux Vomica offensive oxen pain pleura pleurisy pulse quick rattling rectum remedy respiration scanty sheep and pigs side skin sometimes sound stomach straining Sulphur swallowing swelling swollen symp symptoms teeth tender three hours three times a-day tion tongue TREATMENT ulcers urine vomiting weak
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第 283 頁 - The disease manifests itself under two forms. The furious form, characterized by augmented activity of the sensorial and locomotive systems, a disposition to bite, and a continued peculiar bark. The animal becomes altered in habits and disposition, has an inclination to lick or carry inedible substances, is restless and snaps in the air, but is still obedient and attached. Soon there is loss of appetite and thirst, the mouth and tongue swollen ; the eyes red, dull, and...
第 428 頁 - Pulse 64, and full ; respiration 14 per minute ; the nasal membranes are thickly studded with scarlet spots, from the size of a pin's head to that of a shilling...
第 218 頁 - Original. that his words are repeated: "the moment the fly touches this part (the nose) of the sheep, they shake their heads and strike the ground violently with their fore-feet; at the same time holding their noses close to the earth, they run away, looking about them on every side to see if the fly pursues. They also "smell to the grass," as they go, lest one should be lying in wait for them.
第 283 頁 - ... of the extremities ; the breathing and deglutition become affected by spasms ; the external surface irritable, and the sensorial functions increased in activity and perverted ; convulsions may occur. These symptoms are paroxysmal, they remit and intermit, and are often excited by sight, hearing, or touch. " The sullen form is characterized by shyness and depression, in which there is no disposition to bite and no fear of fluids. The dog appears to be unusually quiet, is melancholy and has depression...
第 143 頁 - Peritonitis is inflammation of the serous membrane which lines the cavity of the abdomen and covers the intestines.
第 389 頁 - It is an enlargement at the back of the hock, about three or four inches below the point of the hock.
第 317 頁 - Scrofulous Ophthalmia. Definition. — Inflammation of the conjunctiva — the mucous membrane -which lines the inner surface of the eyelids and the front part of the globe of the eye — occurring in young persons advancing towards puberty, and in children of scrofulous constitution, living chiefly in low, badly-drained situations.
第 228 頁 - ... touch, etc. To have Ammonium Causticum every hour. On the following morning the pulse counted 28 in the minute, and intermitted occasionally ; all the other symptoms had disappeared, and he eats, drinks, dungs, and stales as if nothing had been amiss. At two o'clock of the same day the pulse had risen to the healthy standard, and had assumed the usual character ; in short, the horse was ' all right,' and resumed work the next morning.
第 167 頁 - Splenitis generally coexists with other diseases of the abdominal organs, and its symptoms are, for that reason, blended with, and obscured by, the symptoms which are respectively manifested by the morbid states with which it may be associated. . . In speaking of the symptoms of splenitis Youatt says : — " In the cases that I have seen, the earliest indications were frequent vomiting, and the discharge of a yellow frothy mucus. The animal appeared uneasy, there is shivering, the ears are cold,...