... smell. It congeals even at a very moderately cold temperature. It has less pungency than any of the ... ha= APPENDIX. 613 applied water of an exceeding cold temperature (exhibited in a bath where the effect was ...

... of the bed, and are relieved by exercise, cold temperature or perspiration. — Many complaints seem to originate particularly ... the arms hang down, and relieved by exercise, cold temperature and after perspiration. Drawing in the legs.— Stinging ...

... the disease favorably. Among the methods for reducing temperature, cold baths have not infrequently been resorted to, and ... the first bath the hands and feet were cold. The temperature in axilla was 97° instead of 103°, as ...

... is more difficult to do so in low temperatures. Cold congeals grease quickly, and other materials tend to ...

... breake5than feparare thefe two coats. It is of temperature cold and dry„as all other raembrases are. It ... contrafted in the Scull. It is of a cold and moift Temperature. The laudible temper of the braine is knowne ...

... precaution of keeping the water at a very cold temperature ; but when, on the contrary, the oil is ... ral waters, is that which distinguishes them into cold waters, and hot or thermal waters, accordingly as their temperature is the fame, or exceeds that of common ...

... chilled mortar and pestle and operate in a cold temperature, on small portions of the drug Yolk of ...

... EXPOsunE 0-1-2-3-to wet- to cold, Temperature on Admission After Resu.eilalion Pulse on admission - ...

... physically, they are feeble, with impaired circulation, low temperature, cold extremities, and defective sensibilities. Trophic disturbances are easily ...

... It is marked by muscular tremors, a low temperature, cold and clammy skin, persistent wakefulness, muttering talk, then ... bad air. Be sure and avoid draughts of cold air. Have a thermometer, and keep the temperature as the doctor directs. Do not allow a ...