Domestic Medicine : or, the Family Physician ; a Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of Diseases, by Regimen and simple Medicines / by William Buchan. Dunbar : Miller, 1818
Inhalt
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Vorderdeckel
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Illustration Frontispiece.
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Titel
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Widmung
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Contents.
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Preface.
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Introduction.
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Part I. Of The General Causes Of Diseases.
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Chapter I. Of Children.
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26Chapter II. Of The Laborious, The Sedentary, And The Studious.
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43Chapter III. Of Aliment.
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52Chapter IV. Of Air.
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57Chapter V. Of Exercise.
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61Chapter VI. Of Sleep And Clothing.
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66Chapter VII. Of Intemperance.
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71Chapter VIII. Of Cleanliness.
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75Chapter IX. Of Infection.
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79Chapter X. Of The Passions.
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86Chapter XI. Of The Common Evacuations.
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Part II. Of Diseases.
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Chapter XII. Of The Knowledge And Cure Of Diseases.
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100Chapter XIII. Of Fevers In General.
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105Chapter XIV. Of Intermitting Fevers, Or Agues.
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112Chapter XV. Of An Acute Continual Fever.
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117Chapter XVI. Of The Pleurisy.
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122Chapter XVII. Of A Peripneumony, Or Inflammation Of The Lungs.
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124Chapter XVIII. Of Consumptions.
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134Chapter XIX. Of The Slow Or Nervous Fever.
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139Chapter XX. Of The Malignant, Putrid, Or Spotted Fever.
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146Chapter XXI. Of The Miliary Fever.
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150Chapter XXII. Of The Remitting Fever.
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152Chapter XXIII. Of The Small-Pox.
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170Chapter XXIV. Of The Measels.
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176Chapter XXV. Of The Erysipelas, Or St. Anthony's Fire.
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180Chapter XXVI. Of The Phrenitis, Or Inflammation Of The Brain.
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183Chapter XXVII. Of The Ophthalmia, Or Inflammation Of The Eyes.
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187Chapter XXVIII. Of The Quinsey, Or Inflammation Of The Throat.
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195Chapter XXIX. Of Colds And Coughs.
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204Chapter XXX. Inflammation Of The Stomach, And Other Viscera.
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218Chapter XXXI. Of The Cholera Morbus, And Other Excessive Discharges From The Stomach And Bowels.
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225Chapter XXXII. Of The Diabetes, And Other Disorders Of The Kidneys And Bladder.
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232Chapter XXXIII. Of Involuntary Discharges Of Blood.
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249Chapter XXXIV. Of The Head-Ach.
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258Chapter XXXV. Of Worms.
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262Chapter XXXVI. Of The Jaundice.
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265Chapter XXXVII. Of The Dropsy.
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269Chapter XXXVIII. Of The Gout.
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278Chapter XXXIX. Of The Scurvy.
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286Chapter XL. Of The Asthma.
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289Chapter XLI. Of The Apoplexy.
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292Chapter XLII. Of Costiveness, And Other Affections Of The Stomach And Bowels.
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296Chapter XLIII. Of Nervous Diseases.
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320Chapter XLIV. Disorders Of The Senses.
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328Chapter XLV. Of A Schirrus And Cancer.
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332Chapter XLVI. Of Poisons.
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343Chapter XLVII. Of The Venereal Disease.
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364Chapter XLVIII. Diseases Of Women.
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379Chapter XLIX. Diseases Of Children.
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395Chapter L. Of Surgery.
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407Chapter LI. Of Dislocations.
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411Chapter LII. Of Broken Bones, etc.
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416Chapter LIII. Of Casualties.
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428Chapter LIV. Of Fainting Fits, And Other Cases Which Require Immediate Assistance.
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436Chapter LV. Of Cold Bathing, With Remarks On The Cases In Which The Warm Bath Is More Advisable.
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441Chapter LVI. Of Mineral Waters.
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447Chapter LVII. Of The Cow-Pox.
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453Chapter LVIII. Of Diet.
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Appendix: ...
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Introduction To The Appendix.
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A List Of Simples, And Of Such Medical Preparations, As Ought To Be Kept In Readiness For Private Practice.
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Catalogue Of Medicines. With Their Proper Doses.
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Medicinal Preparations.
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Rules And Regulations To Be Observed By Mothers And Nurses ...
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Chapter I. On The Treatment Of New-Born Infants.
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532Chapter II. On The Food Of Infants.
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534Chapter III. Sleep, Exercise, And Proper Situations For Infants.
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535Chapter IV. Directions For Bathing Infants.– Cleanliness And Economy.
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536Chapter V. Precautions To Be Used In Handling And Dressing An Infant, ...
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537Chapter VI. What Constitutes The Wealth Of The Poor ...
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538Chapter VII. Urgent Reasons For Early Inoculation.
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540Chapter VIII. Precautions To Be Taken Against Contagion. / Chapter IX. On The Training Of Children.
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541Chapter X. Rules Of Treatment – How To Make Good Nurses.
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542Chapter XI. Religious Principles The Best Safeguard For Children ...
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Useful Information Respecting The Prevention Of, Or Recovery From Accidents, ...
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Accidents From Fire.
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559Thunder Storms.
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563Accidents From Water.
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572Means To Be Used In Cases Of Shipwreck.
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579Life-Boats.
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585Life-Preservers.
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591Accidents From Cold.
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593Accidents In Summer.
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596Cautions In Visiting Sick Rooms.
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598Accidents From Intoxication.
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599Dangerous Effects Of Noxious Vapours
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600Accidents From Suffocation.
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601Poisonous Plants.
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605Accidents In Travelling: ...
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608Dangerous Situations, Plays And Sports, For Children; ...
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610Local Affections.
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617Sudden Death.
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618Captain Cook's Rules For Preserving The Health Of Seamen.
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620Economy In Medicine; ...
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A Glossary.
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Index To Buchan.
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