[2] Sensorium.
[3] Inner head.
[4] Outer head.
[5] Sight and eyes.
[6] Hearing and ears.
[7] Smell and nose.
[8] Upper face.
[9] Lower face.
[10] Teeth and gums.
[11] Taste, speech, tongue.
[12] Inner mouth.
[13] Palate and throat.
[14] Appetite, thirst. Desires..
[15] Eating and drinking.
[16] Hiccough, belching, nausea..
[17] Scrobiculum and stomach.
[18] Hypochondria.
[19] Abdomen and loins.
[20] Stools and rectum.
[21] Urinary organs.
[22] Male sexual organs.
[23] Female sexual organs.
[24] Pregnancy. Parturition..
[25] Voice and larynx. Trachea..
[26] Respiration.
[27] Cough.
[28] Inner chest and lungs.
[29] Heart, pulse and circulation.
[30] Outer chest.
[31] Neck and back.
[32] Upper limbs.
[34] Limbs in general.
[35] Rest. Position. Motion.
[36] Nerves.
[37] Sleep.
[38] Time.
[39] Temperature and weather.
[40] Fever.
[41] Attacks, periodicity.
[42] Locality and direction.
[43] Sensations.
[44] Tissues.
[45] Touch. Injuries..
[46] Skin.
[47] Stage of life, constitution.
[48] Relations.
Ars-h. * Full text (75 Ko) * Red
and blue only * Red only
HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. [16] [Ars. h.]
Belching, with taste of food eaten ; a slimy tongue and no appetite evenings ; smoking tasteless. –F. K.
Eruptions. –Eisenmenger.
Spasmodic eructations of enormous quantities of tasteless gas from stomach, without relief of pain in abdomen, that causes him to moan for six hours. –Sch.
Uninterrupted belching up, spasmodically, of a large quantity of tasteless air, with great pain in abdomen. θ Yellow fever.
During spasmodic eructations without any interruption, an incredible large quantity of tasteless air is expelled from stomach without relieving pain in abdomen. R. Sch.
Hiccough following eructations ; 3d day. –R. Sch.
Annoying hiccough first night, returning 3d day. –Br.
Tormenting hiccough, with an oversensitive epigastrium. –Br.
Very troublesome and annoying hiccough. θ Yellow fever.
Nausea. –Berzelius.
Nausea and vomiting, with vertigo and constriction of chest. —
Nausea. θ Yellow fever.
Complains about nausea and fulness in epigastrium ; 6th day. –Br.
Incessant retching and vomiting. –Gehlen.
Retching and vomiting even after a single swallow, even a little water is followed by a return of most painful retching and vomiting. –Gehlen.
Vomits everything taken into stomach. –Gehlen.
Violent vomiting, could not retain slightest thing. O’Reilly. Ollivier.
Vomiting of green, bitter mucus with the colic. –Sch.
Vomiting of mucous, yellow, green and bitter fluid. θ Yellow fever.
Copious green vomiting, commencing in evening of first day and lasting all night ; every hour between time a soporous states ; on second day greenish vomiting every two hours, lessening on 3d and 4th day. –Br.
Vomits large masses. –Br.
Before midnight twice vomiting, with bellyache and greatest anxiety. –R. Sch.
Vomiting with pain in loins. –Br.
SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. [17] [Ars. h.]
Irritability of stomach, vomiting liquid, first bilious and afterwards coffee-colored, with a burning pain. –Robertson.
With pressure in stomach : very little appetite ; bitter taste ; belching ; nausea and obstinate constipation. Eisenmenger.
With dead feeling in limbs five hours after inhalation, violent cutting pain in region of stomach and below it, it compels him to moan constantly. –R. Sch.
A weary feeling in stomach, with pressure in temples. Stomach empty, two inflamed spots in large curvature, where mucous membrane could very easily be peeled off. Post-mortem. –Br.
Pain in epigastrium and vomiting of food. Very sensitive epigastrium and tormenting hiccough ; 2d day. –Br.
Pressure in epigastric region during chill. –Eisenmenger.
Pressure of hand causes dull pain in epigastrium. O’Reilly.
Pains in epigastrium. –Ollivier.
HYPOCHONDRIA. [18] [Ars. h.]
Liver painful to pressure ; after three or four hours. –Ollivier.
Liver was congested, without alteration of cells. –Ollivier.
Liver deep indigo blue, not enlarged, gall bladder full to bursting. –Br.
Softening of spleen. –Ollivier.
ABDOMEN AND LOINS. [19] [Ars. h.]
A slight pressure in abdomen ; 5th day. –R. Sch.
Pressing pain below diaphragm, on left side of abdomen ; first day. –C. Hg.
Violent cutting in region of navel, at intervals. –R. Sch.
Colic with vomiting, before midnight.
Pains in various parts of abdomen, < left side, followed by great weakness, most in lower limbs ; 1st day. –C. Hg.
Sensation of weakness in abdomen and pinching stitches.
An undecided but exceedingly unpleasant sensation, as from a stone lying in abdomen, as if all had changed into a stone ; he begged for a laxative, but neither injections nor repeated stools (after Magn. sulph.) made any change, belching did not relieve. –Sch.
Glowing heat in abdomen, with cold limbs. –Sch.
Burning pain through whole alimentary canal. Robertson.
Abdomen burning, outside ; cold feet. θ Yellow fever.
A gurgling noise in left side of abdomen from incarcerated flatus, causing colicky pain, threatening to become severe ; he has to lie on belly, or bent together, and wants to be well covered ; very sensitive to cold ; morning, 3 A. M. ; 2d day. –C. Hg.
Distension of abdomen during chills. –Eisenmenger.
Gaseous distension of abdomen. Post-mortem. –Br.
Integuments of abdomen look greenish, most on sides. –Br.
Violent itching below last rib on extreme left ; 3d day. C. Hg.
STOOLS AND RECTUM. [20] [Ars. h.]
Weak sensation, as if relaxed, and as if diarrhœa followed, the whole would fall out, evening ; 1st day. –C. Hg.
Urging as to diarrhœa ; noon, 2d day. –C. Hg.
Less wind passed after urination in morning : 2d day. C. Hg.
Copious passage of wind and looseness ; after Magn. sulph. did not relieve. –Sch.
Several openings the 4th day. –Sch.
Soft stool at 4 P. M. ; 2d day. –C. Hg.
Frequent bilious stools. –Br.
The usual morning stool is omitted and appears in afternoon ; the same 6th, 7th and 8th days. –F. K.
Two copious, offensive stools, 5 P. M., followed by a painless evacuation of half a pound of red urine, contain real blood-corpuscles ; 1st day. –Ollivier.
The first morning stool on 10th day, full of holes like lava. –F. K.
Obstinate constipation. –Eisenmenger. (Called “obstinate” by the Old School, which is transferring a quality of their own mind to the colon.)
Constipation, with a feeling of heaviness and stiffness, like a weight in abdomen. –F. W. Payne.
Constipation with fever. –Robertson.
Stool, with vertigo, weakness and crawling. –Br.
Thumping, knocking pains in region of perineum, near anus ; forenoon, 2d day. –C. Hg.
Frequent flying pains in perineum, to anus, or, upward in anterior wall of rectum ; first week. –C. Hg.
URINARY ORGANS. [21] [Ars. h.]
Unpleasant sensation of pressure in region of kidneys, rapidly increasing, extending over back to between shoulders, not violent until night ; it continued without interruption, and increasing, with urging to urinate ; urine dark red, and a thick coagulum of pure
blood is formed ; next day color the same, but no coagulum, pain in kidneys equally violent ; 3d day pain less violent ; color more bright, still bloody ; the same the 4th day ; on 6th day without bloody color. –R. Sch.
Pressure in kidneys, extending to shoulder blades, with pain in region of kidneys during desire to urinate. θ Yellow fever.
Kidneys enlarged, with very marked injection, most in tubular substance ; cells of both substances granulated. –Ollivier.
Kidneys deep indigo blue through whole substance, left enlarged similar to spleen, right smaller. –Br.
Scanty, foaming urine in morning, depositing a sediment ; 2d day. –C. Hg.
From 1st to 8th day less urine ; on 9th more, but brown, brown, with a suspended cloud. –F. K.
No urination 2d day. –Ollivier.
The urine is suppressed ; from 4 P. M. no urine till next morning ; 1st day. –C. Hg.
No urine 1st night ; very little next night ; 3d to 6th day. –Br.
Very small quantities of urine, deposits some blood ; 6th day.
Bladder empty, no change. –Br.
Urine very dark, orange-colored ; 5th day. –F. K.
Inky urine ; on boiling and adding nitric acid a reddish brown coagulum resembling that which we obtain from boiling blood is deposited. –J. Vogel.
Urine not so frequent, but more profuse evening ; 6th day. –F. K.
During night no urine ; in morning dark, reddish brown, with red gelatinous and bluish-red sediment ; 8th day. –F. K.
Afternoon, dark urine, with a rose-colored deposit on walls of utensil ; 9th day. –F. K.
Urine like porter, with a cloudy deposit ; 10th day. –F. K.
Urine darker on 13th day. –F. K.
Urine red, scanty ; 3d day.
Urine dark, reddish-black ; formed a thick clot of blood in vessel. –Sch.
Soon a painless discharge of two ounces of blood through urethra ; repeated with shuddering. –Br.
Hæmaturia ; passed two ounces of blood through urethra. O’Reilly.
Four tablespoonfuls of blood from urethra ; 2d day. –Br.
Four pints of bloody urine, containing arsenic. –Robertson.
Discharge of inky urine. –Bennecke.
Urine dark, blackish-red, with pure blood. θ Yellow fever.
Discharge at times of large quantities of pale urine. F. W. Payne.
MALE SEXUAL ORGANS. [22] [Ars. h.]
Sexual irritation on glans penis, almost irresistible with morning erection ; second day ; it continues after rising and passing water ; all first week. –C. Hg.
Deep in pelvis when crouching down, an unbearable sensation of numbness, with a waving as if it would break, then a horrible feeling, but of short duration ; forenoon, 11th day. –C. Hg.
A pain in symphysis pubis, no redness there, but it is exceedingly sensitive to touch, also when coughing or bending forward ; sixteenth day. –F. K.
Violent pricking pain on a small spot over right groin, often repeated, like a throbbing ; first day. –C. Hg.
Unbearable pain in both groins, exactly where spermatic cords emerge, as if everything would fall or slip out there ; exceedingly sensitive in standing ; > when sitting ; still more when pressing on it with both hands ; afternoon 10th day ; same feeling
returns on 12th day at 2 P. M. –C. Hg.
Pain in left side of penis ; 1st day. –C. Hg.
In third week whole foreskin and glans are covered with little blisters containing pus ; they burst and form very small round flat ulcers ; alone on outer surface of foreskin he counted sixty-five, they healed after ten to twelve days. –R. Sch. [Obs. Was the young man
syphilitic ? Ars. met. brings out dormant syphilis. –C. Hg.]® 2002