Transactions of the Texas State Medical Association, Bind 27The Association, 1895 |
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Side 305 - Section 1. Should one or both eyes of an infant become reddened or inflamed at any time within two weeks after birth, it shall be the duty of the midwife, nurse, or person having charge of said...
Side 358 - Resolved, That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the society, and that a copy be sent to the relatives of our deceased member.
Side 62 - A particle of oxygen is ever a particle of oxygen — nothing can in the least wear it. If it enters into combination and disappears as oxygen, — if it pass through a thousand combinations, animal, vegetable, mineral, — if it lie hid for a thousand years and then be evolved, it is oxygen with its first qualities, neither more nor less.
Side 16 - A council, consisting of twenty-one members, shall be appointed by the Nominating Committee, whose duty it shall be to take cognizance of, and decide, all questions of an ethical or judicial character that may arise in connection with the Association.
Side 244 - ... as counter-irritants to the glandular structure. The indications of treatment, based on a knowledge of the minute anatomy of the os and cervix uteri, and the study of its pathology in leucorrhœa, appeared to the author to require constitutional medicines and regimen, with local applications.
Side 17 - The general meetings of the Association shall be restricted to the morning sessions; and the afternoon sessions, commencing at three o'clock, shall be devoted to the hearing of reports and papers and their consideration, in the following Sections: — 1.
Side 14 - ... requiring action, and shall attend to such other business as the Association may direct. He shall also supervise and conduct all the correspondence of the Association. SEC. 5. It shall be the duty of the treasurer to collect all moneys due the Association and receipt for same; and keep the accounts of the Association with its members, and pay all orders drawn on him by the president and attested by the secretary and by the chairman of the committee of publication, and make an annual report of...
Side 270 - Don't forget that the nose is meant to breathe through, and that complete or partial obstruction means mouth breathing and all its dangers. Don't fail to examine the nasal cavities in all cases of asthma, hay fever, deafness, and chronic cough. Don't use a palate hook in making a posterior rhinoscopic examination or post-nasal application. If the patient be trained to breathe through the nose, the soft palate will hang perpendicularly and the examination will be easy. Don't forget to cleanse the...
Side 244 - ... should be applied, not to the vagina, nor to the os uteri, but to the canal of the cervix.* The latter object may, I think, be most readily and effectively carried out by the employment of the curette, and for this purpose...
Side 134 - By which means our very exercises and recreations, running, wrestling, music, dancing, hunting, riding, and fencing, will prove to be a good part of our study. I would have his outward fashion and mien and the disposition of his limbs formed at the same time with his mind.