The Study of Medicine 5
The Study of Medicine 5
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Next, the exhalants of an .organ, though themselves in a state of health, may throw forth an undue proportion of fluid in consequence of some stimulus applied to them. The Stimulus of most common stimulus to which they are exposed is dis- ^^^^ tention, and that by a retardation of the Mood in the veins, of blood m and a consequent accumulation in the arteries. This re- *** **** tardation or interruption of -the flow of venous blood may IBu,tr * le4 ' arise from diseases of the right ventricle o...f the heart or its valves ; from various affections of the lungs or their sftrrotnding muscles ; from an upright posture continued without intermission for many days and nights, as is often the case in monthly nurses ; from a gravid uterus, whence the edematous ancles of pregnant women; from scirrhous or other obstructions in the fiver or spleen ; from polypous concretions in die veins, aneurisms in the arteries, or steatomatous or other hard tumours in the vicinity of the larger arterial trunks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Next, the exhalants of an .organ, though themselves in a state of health, may throw forth an undue proportion of fluid in consequence of some stimulus applied to them. The Stimulus of most common stimulus to which they are exposed is dis- ^^^^ tention, and that by a retardation of the Mood in the veins, of blood m and a consequent accumulation in the arteries. This re- *** **** tardation or interruption of -the flow of venous blood may IBu,tr * le4 ' arise from diseases of the right ventricle o...f the heart or its valves ; from various affections of the lungs or their sftrrotnding muscles ; from an upright posture continued without intermission for many days and nights, as is often the case in monthly nurses ; from a gravid uterus, whence the edematous ancles of pregnant women; from scirrhous or other obstructions in the fiver or spleen ; from polypous concretions in die veins, aneurisms in the arteries, or steatomatous or other hard tumours in the vicinity of the larger arterial trunks.
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