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Reason for useT. F. Allen
Authorities. 1 , Dr. Geo. N. Edwards, St. Bartholomew's Hosp. Resp., 1865, p. 141, a man (who sometimes had epileptic fits) was engaged in the preparation of Mercuric methide; 2 , same, T. S., employed in same business.
By regionT. F. Allen
Mind Moves his arms about apparently without objects, and in an idiotic manner; at times in even violent, shrieking out, making loud incoherent noises, or laughing or crying in an idiotic manner; occasionally makes efforts to get out of bed, [2] .
Head Giddiness, [2] . Eye. A dark margin around his eyes, [2] . Some inflammation of both conjunctivae, with a muco-purulent discharge, [2] . Pupil. …
Stomach Refuses to take nourishment, and struggles and becomes furious upon any attempt being made to force him to drink, [1] . …
Skin The skin over the sacrum is red, [2] .
Sleep Restless nights, [1] . Sometimes sleeps well, but is often restless at night, [2] .
Fever Cold hands, [1] . Skin generally warm and dry, that of hands and feet cold, [2] .
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