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... become carious . There is swelling of the tongue , fauces , pharynx and larynx , attended with dysphagia and thickness of speech . The pulse is slow and the temperature of the body commonly subnormal . The mental faculties become torpid ...
... become carious . There is swelling of the tongue , fauces , pharynx and larynx , attended with dysphagia and thickness of speech . The pulse is slow and the temperature of the body commonly subnormal . The mental faculties become torpid ...
Side 12
... becomes hoarse or is lost . The face is suffused and the lips are dusky . There is throbbing of the temporal arteries . The hair become thin and the eyelashes fall out . Sometimes bronzing of the face and chest occur ; occasionally ...
... becomes hoarse or is lost . The face is suffused and the lips are dusky . There is throbbing of the temporal arteries . The hair become thin and the eyelashes fall out . Sometimes bronzing of the face and chest occur ; occasionally ...
Side 13
... become so themselves . On the other hand , goitrous persons removing from such a district to a healthy one have healthy children . Endemic cretinism occasionally appears at birth , or in infancy , but generally in early child- hood ...
... become so themselves . On the other hand , goitrous persons removing from such a district to a healthy one have healthy children . Endemic cretinism occasionally appears at birth , or in infancy , but generally in early child- hood ...
Side 25
... become slow and feeble at the time when the inhalation is discontinued , and artificial respiration is not resorted to , the fall in blood . pressure will continue and death ensue . The struggling with alternate holding the breath and ...
... become slow and feeble at the time when the inhalation is discontinued , and artificial respiration is not resorted to , the fall in blood . pressure will continue and death ensue . The struggling with alternate holding the breath and ...
Side 28
... becomes insensitive or the breathing sterto- rous , the inbalation should be stopped . The breathing may become stertorous while the cornea is still sensitive . The rule to stop the inhalation should be rigidly enforced , and it will be ...
... becomes insensitive or the breathing sterto- rous , the inbalation should be stopped . The breathing may become stertorous while the cornea is still sensitive . The rule to stop the inhalation should be rigidly enforced , and it will be ...
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