... the skin. The nature and constitution of this organ most certainly determine either our hope or apprehension for the safety of the patient. In the most dangerous in- ...

... Orchitis, iii. 311 (Fig.) syphilitic, vi. 726 Oregon grape-root, i. 475 Orellin, i. 235 Organonyms, merits of, viii. 522 Organonymy, viii. 516 Organs, classification of, according to the germ layers, iii. ...

... suspended. In yel- REFRIGERANTS. 417 Ioav fever, the safety of the patient frequently depends solely on the early application of the cold affusion. " 5. If hectic be symptomatic of pulmonary affections, or determination to internal organs, the cold affusion is decided- ly contra-indicated ; ...

... when the irritable condition of the di- gestive organs offers an objection to the internal employment of mercurials. It may be laid down as a general rule, that mercury may be used with more safety by the skin than by the stomach ; but ...

... acting as a reducing agent. (3) With yeast, grape sugar is decomposed into alcohol and carbonic dioxide (C6H1206=2C2H5OH+2C02.) DISEASES OF THE GENITO-URINARY ORGANS. 291 1. Moore's Test. The urine is boiled ...

... motion is the tenure and condition of the safety and preservation of the whole of animate and inanimate nature, every portion of organ- ized matter affords incontestible proofs. The solar system ...

... motion is the tenure and condition of the safety and preservation of the whole of animate and inanimate nature, every portion of organ- ized matter affords incontestible proofs. The solar system ...

... and bowels. The diseased condi- tion of the organ must be removed, that the food can be taken with safety, and then the impoverished condition of the blood ...

... sores, it is plain, can be attacked with safety and propriety only through the uterus. The functions of that organ must, in the first instance, be duly restored. ...

... galvano-caustic wire are preferred, for expedition and safety (in skilful hands) in some of the more difficult cases. Cancer of the uterus presents a general resemblance to cancer of other organs. It is more frequent in the uterus than ...