of the epidemics-第14章
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was completely insensible; skin parched and tense。 On the twentieth;
much talk; and again became composed; loss of speech; respiration
hurried。 On the twenty…first she died。 Her respiration throughout
was rare and large; she was totally insensible; always wrapped up in
her bedclothes; either much talk; or completely silent throughout。
Phrenitis。
CASE XVI。 In Meliboea; a young man having become heated by
drinking and much venery; was confined to bed; he was affected with
rigors and nausea; insomnolency and absence of thirst。 On the first
day much faeces passed from the bowels along with a copious flux;
and on the following days he passed many watery stools of a green
color; urine thin; scanty; and deficient in color; respiration rare;
large; at long intervals; softish distention of the hypochondrium;
of an oblong form; on both sides; continued palpitation in the
epigastric region throughout; passed urine of an oily appearance。 On
the tenth; he had calm delirium; for he was naturally of an orderly
and quiet disposition; skin parched and tense; dejections either
copious and thin; or bilious and fatty。 On the fourteenth; all the
symptoms were exacerbated; he became delirious; and talked much
incoherently。 On the twentieth; wild delirium; On the twentieth;
wild delirium; jactitation; passed no urine; small drinks were
retained。 On the twenty…fourth he died。 Phrenitis。
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