Medical Jurisprudence, Volume 3 (of 3)Paris, John Ayrton
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Medical Jurisprudence, Volume 3 (of 3)
Paris, John Ayrton
Medical laws and legislation -- Great Britain
EXECUTION, pleas in bar of, III. 131
_See_ witness.
EXAMINATION of body found dead, III. 18
of the skeleton, III. 73
EXEMPTIONS of physicians, 16—72
of surgeons, 72
of apothecaries, 72
EXPERIMENTS, cost of, disallowed, 157
EXPULSION, power of, 41
EXTRA-uterine conception, 281
EYE, orbit of the, dangerous wounds of, III. 51
F
FAINTING, II. 25
_See_ Syncope.
FACTORIES, diseases in, 89
FŒTUS, extra-uterine, 282
extraordinary defects in, II. 20
FALLOPIAN tubes, imperfect, 214
FANATICISM, prevalent cause of insanity, 314—363
FASTING pretended, 368
FATIGUE, effects of, 126
FEAR, no legal ground of nuisance, sed. qy., 351
death by, II. 29
FECUNDITY, premature, 257
protracted, 258
multeparous, 258—259
FEES, physicians, cannot be recovered at law, 77
FELLOW of College of Physicians must generally be a graduate of Oxford
or Cambridge, 3
who may be, 42
who may not, 15
who is, 46
FERMENTATION, nuisances by, 330
FEVER, yellow, 109—116—135
generation of, 115
Bulam, 117
Sir G. Blane on, 117
pestilential, 117
sporadic 118
malignant, 117
epidemic, 119
Andalusian or Gibraltar, 120
in Cork, 124
in Jails, 124
in Dublin, 126
feigned, 364
FILTH, whether capable of producing contagion, 122—126
FINES, grant of, to College of Physicians, 22
how to be levied, 24
FIRE, nuisances by action of, 331
FISH, poisonous, II. 449
FLAX, steeping, a nuisance, 332
FLESH, diseased, II. 444—447
FLEXIBILITY of body apparently dead, II. 14
FLOGGING, military, III. 147
FLUX, black, chemical use of, II. 233
FŒTUS, skeleton of the, III. 75
weight of the, III. 101
length of the, III. 101
appearances of, III. 101
FOMITES, 106
FOOD, adulterations of, 74
FOOTSTEPS, importance of tracing, III. 37
FORAMINA, examination of, III. 79
natural, extraordinary case of, III. 80
FOXGLOVE, II. 203
FRACTURE of the skull, examination of, III. 46
FROTH or foam, appearance of, III. 21
FUMIGATION should be enforced, 142
FUNGI, poisonous, II. 425
G
GALVANISM, II. 82
GAMBOGE, II. 203—207—371
GAOL fever, II. 115
_See_ Jail.
infectious diseases in, II. 113—115
GAOLER, to receive persons committed by the College of Physicians,
20—26
GAS, nuisances by, 331
diminution of, 339
GASES, noxious, II. 48
GASTRIC juice, effects of, II. 164—168—171
appearance of solutions by, II. 175
perforations, II. 164—III. 64
GENITALS, examination of the, III. 72
GESTATION, usual period of, 218—230
shortest period, 241
longest period, 242
authorities on, 247
GLASS powdered, II. 146—334
GODFREY, Sir Edmonsbury, II. 95
GOULARD’S extract, II. 350
GRAVES, depth of, 93—98
GRAVEL, feigned, 366
GRIEF, excessive, death by, II. 26—28—30—110
GUNPOWDER, not to be kept in large quantities, 352
GUNSHOT wounds, II. 124
course of, _ib._
H
HABEAS Corpus to bring up a lunatic, 294
HÆMOPTHYSIS, feigned, 365
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