 | 1903 - 528 pages
...defines shock and gives the following brief statements of his observations : 1. By common usuage the term "shock" has come to represent a peculiar state of...another, to peripheral afferent nerves. In order to procure shock, the impulse resulting from this traumatism must have acted reflexly upon the vasomotor... | |
 | Homeopathy - 1902 - 778 pages
...attempted this feat!) PREVENTION OF SHOCK BY COCAINIZATION OF NERVE TRUNKS. —(1) By common usage the term "shock" has come to represent a peculiar state of...shock, the impulses resulting from this traumatism must nave acted reflexly upon the vasomotor mechanism in the medulla in such a way as to occasion a marked... | |
 | Medicine - 1905 - 1096 pages
...evening in quoting the following statement of principles by Cushing: "(1). By common usage the term 'shock' has come to represent a peculiar state of...peripheral afferent nerves. In order to produce shock, the impulse resulting from this traumatism must have acted reflexly upon the vasomotor mechanism in the... | |
 | Homeopathy - 1902 - 804 pages
...this feat!) PREVENTION OF SHOCK BY COCAINIZATION OF NERVE TRUNKS. — (1) By common usage the term "shock" has come to represent a peculiar state of...medulla in such a way as to occasion a marked fall in blood pressure. This diminution of arterial tension is the most characteristic symptom of shock. (2)... | |
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shock" has come to represent a peculiar state of depression of the normal activities of the central nervous system. Such a condition is ordinarily brought about by traumatism of one sort or another, to peripheral afferent nerves. In order to produce shock,... 