CHAPTER XXI MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY (Part 3)

joints, 263 of kidney, 208 treatment of, 268 Tuberculous bronchopneumonia. 260 Tumors, cerebral, 185 Turpentine stupe, 367 Tympanites in typhoid fever, 251 Typhoid fever, 22, 244 pneumonia, 253 spine, 252 state in bronchopneumonia, 84 ulcer, 246 walking, 248 Ulcer, gastric, 118 typhoid, 246 of frenum, 98 Ulcerative stomatitis, 100 Undescended testicle, 211 Uremia, 202 Urea, 198 Urethritis, 212 Urinary tract, diseases of, 196 Urine, 198 collecting of, 199 examination of, 200 method of collecting, 36 retention of, treatment, 363 suppression of, treatment, 363 Urticaria, 225 Uvulitis, 108 Vaccination, 292 Vaccinia, 291 Vaginal douching, 385 injections, 385 Vaginitis, 212 Vapor bath, 371 Varicella, 291 Variola, 288 Varioloid, 290 Ventilation, 346 Vesical calculus, 211 spasm, 211 Vesicles, 222 Vincent's angina, 106 Vinegar and mercury bath, 375 Volvulus, 136 Vomiting, 114 cyclic, 115 habit, 115 of blood/ treatment, 362 persistent, treatment of, 363 Von Jaksch's disease, 167 INDEX 431 Walking, 14 typhoid, 248 Water, drinking of, 38 in food, 314 Water-hammer pulse, 152 Weakness, cry of, 26 Weaning, 331 Webbed fingers, 24 Weight, 11 chart, 13 Griffith's, 12 Weights and measures, 404 Whey, 320 and milk, 321 and white of egg, 321 milk, and white of egg, 321 Whooping-cough, 295 Widal reaction, 252 Wine measure, table of, 404 whey, 321 Woman's milk and cows' milk, difference between, 317 Worms, intestinal, 137 round, 137 tape-, 137 seat-, 138 Wounds, dressing of, 401 emergency treatment, 363 Wry-neck, 189 Yellow tubercle, 261 Young's rule for dosage, 348 Youth, general hygiene in, 33 period of, 11 SAUNDERS' BOOKS for NURSES Books Sent, Carriage Paid, upon Receipt of Price PAGE Beck's Reference Handbook for Nurses 4 Bergey's Hygiene 8 Davis' Obstetric and Gynecologic Nursing 5 DeLee's Obstetrics for Nurses 5 Dorland's American Illustrated Dictionary 8 Dorland's American Pocket Medical Dictionary 6 Fowler's Operating Room and Patient 4 Friedenwald and Ruhrah on Diet 6 Grafstrom's Mechanotherapy (Massage) 6 Griffith's Care of the Baby 7 Lewis' Anatomy and Physiolog}' for Nurses 3 Martin's Minor Surgery, Venereal Diseases, and Bandaging 4 Morris' Essentials of Materia Medica 7 Morrow's Immediate Care of the Injured 3 Nancrede's Essentials of Anatomy 3 Paul's Materia Medica for Nurses '4 Paul's Nursing in the Acute Infectious Fevers 5 Pyle's Personal Hygiene 8 Register's Fever Nursing 8 Stevens' Practice of Medicine 7 Stoney's Bacteriology and Surgical Technic 2 Stoney's Materia Medica for Nurses 2 Stoney's Nursing 2 Williams' Essentials of Practice 7 W. 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