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1997.48.26 |
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1997.48 |
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Symptoms of Visceral Disease, 5th Edition |
Published Date |
1938 |
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Symptoms of Visceral Disease, 5th Edition; 1938. Written by Francis Marion Pottenger, published by C. V. Mosby Company in St. Louis, full title "Symptoms of Visceral Disease: A Study of the Vegetative Nervous System in Its Relationship To Clinical Medicine", blue cover with gold lettering on spine "Symptoms of Visceral Disease - Pottenger", "5th Edition" and "Mosby", on interior of front cover is signature, stamp and sticker, signed "Leonard Staff Jr.", stamped "APPROVED Osteopathic Principles KCOS - WMP", sticker "Ex=Libris Dr. Leonard E. Staff, Jr" with quote by A. T. Still; 16 cm (w) x 23.3 cm (h), 442 pages. Worn along the top and bottom spine extremes, acid burn on interior covers and endpapers, acid burn around edges of the textblock. |
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Museum of Osteopathic Medicine |
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Abderhalden, Emil Adson, A. W. Allen, E. Alvarez, W. C. Anderson, J. J. Andrus, E. C. Arquin, Sergius Aub, Joseph C. Auer, J. Bacq, Z. M. Bailey, F. R. Bainbridge, F. A. Banting, F. G. Bard, Philip Bayliss, W. M. Bechterew, W. V. Behan, Richard J. Berg, B. N. Bernard, Claude Berry, E. L. Best, C. H. Bickel, A. Biedl, A. Bishop, G. H. Bradford, J. R. Brodie, T. G. Brown, George E. Brown, Langdon W. Brown, P. K. Brucke, Ernst Burns, David Burridge, W. Cajal, Ramon Y. Callender, C. L. Cannon, W. B. Carlson, A. J. Carrion, H. Carter, E. P. Cattell, McK. Child, Charles M. Clark, A. J. Clark, J. H. Coffey, W. B. Collip, James B. Crile, G. W. Croxby, Elizabeth C. Cushing, Harvey Dale, Henry H. Daly, I. De B. Dastre, A. Davis, L. De Boer Dejerine, J. Doisy, E. Duke, W. W. Durante, L. Dusser De Barenne, J. G. Ebbecke, U. Edinger, Ludwig Elliott, T. R. Engelbach, William Engelmann, J. Eppinger, H. Evans, Herbert M. Falta, Wilhelm Fontaine, Rene Friedlander, A. Froehlich, A. Gaskell, W. H. Gauckler Gley, E. Guillaume, A. G. Gunn, James A. Gunning, R. E. L. Hanson, A. M. Hardy, W. B. Hartman, F. A. Harvier, P. Head, Henry Heinbecker, B. Hess, Alfred E. Hess, Leo Higier, H. Hoskins, R. G. Houssay, B. A. Howell, W. H. Huber, G. Carl Huber, Rudolf Hunt, Reid Hunter, John Hunter, John Irvine Huntington, Ellsworth Hurst, Arthur F. Ivy, A. C. Jansen, W. H. Jelliffe, Smith Ely Jonnesco, T. Kahn, R. W. Kayser, Curt Keith, Arthur Kolm, R. Kraus, F. Krogh, August Kuntz, Albert Kure, K. Kylin, E. Langley, J. N. Larsell, O. Lehman, E. P. Lennander, K. G. Lereboullet, P. Leriche, Rene Levinson, S. A. Lewandowsky, M. Lewis, Thomas Lilly, Ralph S. Livingston, W. K. Loeb, Jacques Loewi, Otto Lucas, Keith Luciani, Luigi Luckhardt, A. B. Lyman, H. Lyon, B. B. Vincent Lyster, Theodore Mackenzie, James Magnus, R. Marcus, Maurice Marris, H. F. Mathews, A. P. McCord, Carey P. McMahon, Alphonse Meltzer, J. Meltzer, S. G. Miller, Adam M. Mills, C. A. Moore, Benjamin Morat, J. P. Muller, E. F. Muller, L. R. Myers, C. N. Neumann, Wilhelm Nitta, Y. O'Leary, J. L. Oldberg, Eric Parker, G. H. Pasteur, Louis Paton, Noel Pavlov, I. P. Pearcy, J. Frank Petersen, William F. Pick, E. P. Plummer, Henry S. Pollock, L. J. Pottenger, F. M. Pottenger, Francis Marion Pottenger, J. E. Ranson, S. W. Rasmussen, A. T. Riddle, Oscar Riddoch, George Ringer, Sydney Ross, James Rouget, Ch. Rowntree, Leonard G. Russel, A. E. Sale, Llewelly Schade, H. Schilf, Erich Schmidt, C. A. Sherman, Elizabeth Sherrington Shipley, J. L. Shiraishi, K. Smith, P. E. Sollmann, Torald Soper, H. W. Staff, Leonard E. Jr. Starling, E. H. Steinach, E. Stewart, G. N. Still, Andrew Taylor Stone, T. T. Sunoga, B. Tigerstedt, Robert Tilney, F. Tsuji, M. Underhill, S. W. F. Vallery-Radot Van Liere, E. J. Vaughan, Victor C. Villiger, Emil Vincent, Swale Weiss, S. Wenckebach, K. Wheelon, Homer White, James C. White, William A. Wilson, Lewis B. Zondek, S. G. Zsaardemaker, J. |
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Abdominal organs reflect in diaphragm Abdominal viscera ganglia supplying vasomotors Accessories pulmonary reflexes through Acetylcholine acts chiefly on parasympathetics Acetylcholine may cause sympathetic effects Acetylcholine produces vasodilator effects Acetylcholine test for parasympathicotonia Acid base balance effects symptoms Acid base equilibrium effect of toxins on Activation in vegetative structures Activity protoplasmic control of Adequate stimulus Adequate stimulus lowered in chronic disease Adequate stimulus necessary to cause reflex Adrenal cortex action of Adrenal medulla connector neurons of Adrenal medulla formation of Adrenal medulla related to sympathetic nerves Adrenal test for sympathicotonia Adrenalin Adrenalin action compared with ergotoxine Adrenalin action in vascular control Adrenalin and sympathetic stimulation Adrenalin causes same effect as sympathetic stimulation Adrenalin does not cause sweating Adrenalin emergency action of Adrenalin in hyperexia Adrenals internal secretion of Adrenals parasympathetics of Adrenals sympathetics Adrenergic transmission of nerve impulse Afferent fibers of sympathetic system Afferent neurons Afferent neurons basis of the reflex Afferent neurons of all tissues somatic Afferent paths from skin Allergic inflammation Anaphylactic phenomena cutaneous Anaphylaxis a parasympathetic hyperirritability Anaphylaxis favorably influenced by adrenalin calcium and atropine Anaphylaxis syndrome Anaphylaxis vegetatively considered Anger action on intestinal tract Angina surgical treatment of Antagonism of calcium and potassium Antagonism of calcium and sodium Antagonism of hydrogen and OH ions Antagonism of shown pharmacologically Antagonism of sympathetics and parasympathetics Antidromic impulse Antidromic impulse causes herpes zoster Antidromic impulse causes trophic changes Antigen-tissue reaction symptoms due to Aorta Aorta innervation of Aorta parasympathetics of Aorta segmental relation to skin Aorta spread of pain from Aorta sympathetics of Aorta vagus fibers to regulate blood pressure Aortic pain location Appendicitis motor reflex in Appendicitis pain in Argyll Robertson pupil Arterial tone Arteries contractility an important function of Arteries innervation Arteries sensibility of Arteries structure and function of Asphyxia sympathetics combat Asthma a parasympathetic syndrome Asthma hypermotility in Asthma reflex from nasal chambers Asthma reflex from other viscera Asthma treatment by adrenalin atropine calcium increasing acidity of tissues and sympathetic stimulation Atrophy of facial muscles in pulmonary tuberculosis Atropine action of on parasympathetics Atropine test for parasympathicotonia Atropine test for typhoid fever Autonomic nerves Axon reflex Basis of classification of symptoms of disease Bile ducts inflammation of Bladder innervation of Bladder parasympathetics of Bladder sympathetics of Bladder visceromotor reflex from Bladder viscerosensory reflex from Blood pressure effect of acetylcholine Blood pressure effect of adrenalin on Blood pressure effect of sympathetic stimulation on Blood pressure effect of vagus fibers in aorta on Blood pressure organic extracts lower Blood vessels Blood vessels action of adrenalin on Blood vessels centers for control of Blood vessels control of tonus in Blood vessels fibers originate in lateral ganglia Blood vessels innervation of Blood vessels parasympathetic control of Body activities control part of electrolytes in Body activities part of internal secretions in Body activities part of nerves in Body activities psychic activity changes Body activity chemical control of Body activity influenced psychically Body chemical control of Body fluids content in calcium Body fluids electrolytic content of Body fluids in carbonates Body fluids in chlorides Body fluids in magnesium Body fluids in phosphates Body fluids in potassium Body nerve control of Body normal control of Body segmentation of Body temperature and dermal structures Bradycardia from intestine Bradycardia from nasal chambers Bradycardia from pulmonary tuberculosis Bradycardia reflex Brain vasoconstrictors Bronchi and lungs Bronchi innervation Bronchitis a parasympathetic syndrome Bronchitis reflexly caused by other viscera Budge center for fibers to eyes Calcium effect on cell permeability Calcium in body fluids Calcium in the treatment of parasympathetic syndromes Calcium potassium and cell activity Calcium potassium ratio affects symptoms Calcium relation to sympathetics Capillaries participation in muscle activity Capillaries possess motor nerves Carbonates in body fluids Cardia innervation of Cardia open a reflex syndrome Cardiac viscerosensory reflex Cell action consists of Cell action inherent in Cell action narcotics on Cell action of electrolytes upon Cell activity possible without nerves Cell change in electric potential of Cell colloidal structure of Cell interdependence of vegetative nerves and ionic content Cell membrane formation of Cell membrane permeability decreased by calcium Cell membrane permeability increased by sodium and potassium Cell nature of Cell penetration Cell permeability effect of calcium on Cell physical state of influence nerve activity Cell protoplasm Cell reaction in Cell structure of Cells act independent of nerves Cells effect of potassium on Cells effect of sodium on Cells effect of toxins on Cellular action part of nerve in Cellular activity cause of Cellular changes depend upon OH and Hydrogen content Cellular changes follow chemical and physical laws Centers for vasomotor control Centers hypothalamic relation to hypophysis Centers in central nervous system Centers in cord Centers in diencephalon Centers vasomotor in brain and cord Centers vegetative function of Centers vegetative function useful in adjustment to weather changes Central nervous system relationship to vegetative Cervix sensibility Chemical control of body Chemical transmission of nerve impulse Chlorides in body fluids Cholecystokinin Choline Cholinergic effects Cholyeystitis Chorda tympani vasodilator fibers of Chromaffin cells origin of Clinical evidence of interdependence of cell and nerves Clinical observation inaccuracy Colchicine effect on vasodilators Cold sores antidromic reflex through fifth nerve Colicky pains Colitis reflexly caused by lung Collar of degeneration sign of old pulmonary inflammation Colloids of cells Colon innervation Colon parasympathetics Colon segmental relation to skin Colon supplied by vagus and pelvic nerve Colon sympathetic supply Common duct spasm of sphincters Complex reflex Conditioned reflex Connector neurons Connector neurons for vasomotor control Connector neurons supply adrenal medulla Constipation Constipation spastic Constipation spastic reflex from lung Cord centers in Cord gangliated Cord gangliated formation Cord segmentation of Coronary vessels vasoconstrictors of Correlation of body activities Cortical hormone deficiency favors sodium and chloride loss Cough most common causes of Cranial vegetative nerves Craniosacral outflow Cutaneous zones expressing visceral pain Dalrymple sign Defense against enemy sympathetic response in Defense development Defense physiologic factors in Degenerations reflexly caused Dep sensibility defined Dermal musculature innervated by sympathetics Dermal structures regulate body heat Dermographia Diabetes experimental Diagnosis importance of reflexes in Diaphragm Diaphragm abdominal reflex in Diaphragm action of Diaphragm parasympathetics Diaphragm pleural from peritoneum Diaphragm pleural reflex in Diaphragm segmental costal portion to skin Diaphragm segmental relation of central tendon to skin Diaphragm spinal nerves of Diaphragm sympathetic reflexes from Diaphragm sympathetic reflexes supply Diaphragm symptoms due to inefficient action of Diaphragmatic motor reflex from lungs Diaphragmatic pain Diaphragmatic parasympathetic reflex Diaphragmatic phrenic reflex Diaphragmatic reflexes from 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functions of Endocrine glands innervation of Endocrine glands interrelation of Endocrines control metabolism Endocrines effect of toxins on Endocrinology and visceral neurology inseparable Endodermal musculature nerve supply Enteral innervation of Enteral system action inhibited by sympathetics Enteral system activated by parasympathetics Environment external man adjusts to through nervous system Epiblastic tissues supplied by sympathetics Epicritic sensibility defined Epiphera Epithalamus Erben test for parasympathicotonia Ergotamine test for sympathicotonia Ergotoxine and adrenalin action compared Ergotoxine selective action on sympathetic system Eserine test for parasympathicotonia Esophageal reflex Esophagus Esophagus clinical consideration of Esophagus innervation of Esophagus sensibility of Esophagus stricture of Evolution of modern medicine Evolution of somatic and visceral nervous systems Excretory ducts sensibility of Exophthalmic goiter ocular symptoms Exophthalmos cause of Extremities ganglia supplying vasomotors Extremity anterior vasomotors of Extremity posterior vasomotors Eye Eye strain reflex gastrointestinal symptoms Eye strain symptoms of Eyes dryness of Eyes excess of tears in Eyes innervation of smooth muscle of Eyes nerve supply from fifth nerve Eyes parasympathetics Eyes reflex symptoms in other organs from Eyes sympathetics Facialis pulmonary reflexes through Fallopian tubes innervation Fallopian tubes pain from Fallopian tubes segmental relationship to skin Fatigue effect on neurons Fear effect on intestinal tract Fever a sympathetic effect Fever adrenalin in Fever pathologic Fever physiologic Fibers nonmedulalted Fibers postganglionic Fibers preganglionic Fibers proportion of afferent to efferent Fifth cranial nerve relationship to parasympathetics Flush hectic of intestinal origin Flush of pulmonary origin Function in vegetative structures Gall bladder drainage Gall bladder innervation Gall bladder parasympathetics Gall bladder phrenic 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Pharmacologic differentiation between neurons of the thoraciocolumbar and craniosacral outflow Pharmacologic differentiation of sympathetics and parasympathetics Pharynx innervation Pharynx reflex from intestinal tract Phosphates in body fluids Phrenic nerve supply to diaphragm Phrenic reflex diaphragmatic Phrenic supply to abdominal viscera Phrenic supply to liver and gall bladder Physical condition changes body control Physical state of cell influences nerve activity Physiologic equilibrium control of Physiology of vegetative nervous system Physiology use of in medicine Physostigmine Pierotoxin Pilocarpine action on parasympathetics Pilocarpine effect ton vasodilators Pilocarpine test for parasympathicotina Pilomotor muscles Pilomotor sympathetic supply Pituitary and nerve stimulation Pituitary functions of Pituitary internal secretions of Pleura Pleura innervation of Pleura muscles involved in reflexes from Pleura parasympathetics of Pleura reflex in diaphragm from Pleura segmental relation to skin Pleura sympathetics of Pleural pain location Pleural pain may extend over abdomen Pleural reflexes through spinal nerves Pleural spinal nerves of Pleural visceromotor reflex Pleural viscerosensory reflex Pleural viscerotrophic reflex Plexus of Auerbach and Meissner Potassium and cellular activity Potassium calcium ratio affects symptoms Potassium calcium ratio and nerve activity Potassium effect of cortical hormone on Potassium in body fluids Potassium radio-activity of Potassium relation to parasympathetics Potassium relation vagus action Preganglionic fibers Prostate innervation of Prostate viscerosensory reflex from Proteins chemical qualities of Protopathic pain in viscera Protopathic sensibility defined Protoplasm Protoplasm control of activity in Pseudo-reflex Psychic activity changes body control Psychic effect on cell activity Psychic idea the basis of Psychic influence on digestion Psychic stimuli act through vegetative centers Psychic stimuli and 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Reflex cardiac visceromotor Reflex cardiac viscerosensory Reflex cause of spreading of Reflex chief factor in adjustment to environment Reflex complex Reflex conditioned Reflex depends on state of organ Reflex description of Reflex diaphragmatic from lung Reflex diaphragmatic from other viscera Reflex diaphragmatic spinal Reflex diaphragmatic visceromotor Reflex diaphragmatic viscerosensory Reflex esophageal Reflex from abdominal organs in diaphragm Reflex gastric from other viscera Reflex gastric parasympathetic Reflex gastric visceromotor Reflex hepatic parasympathetic Reflex hepatic visceromotor Reflex hepatic viscerosensory Reflex hyperchlorhydria Reflex in flat and round muscles differ Reflex intersegmental Reflex intestinal visceromotor Reflex intestinal viscerosensory Reflex intrasegmental Reflex laryngeal from lung Reflex law governing Reflex Loewi pupillary Reflex method of production Reflex nasal and pharyngeal from intestinal tract Reflex nausea Reflex ovarian viscerosensory Reflex pancreatic parasympathetic Reflex paths Reflex paths of pulmonary motor Reflex phrenic diaphragmatic Reflex pleural in diaphragm Reflex pleural parasympathetic Reflex pleural visceromotor Reflex pleural viscerosensory Reflex prostatic viscerosensory Reflex pulmonary motor Reflex pulmonary motor sympathetic Reflex pulmonary motor sympathetic mediates in midcervical segments of cord Reflex pulmonary motor sympathetic somatic Reflex pulmonary motor trophic Reflex pulmonary motor visceromotor Reflex pulmonary motor viscerosensory Reflex reciprocal between skin and viscera Reflex renal visceromotor Reflex renal viscerosensory Reflex renal viscerotrophic Reflex sensory not true reflex Reflex simple Reflex spreading in central nervous system Reflex stimulus must be adequate to produce Reflex swallowing Reflex sympathetic Reflex testicular viscerosensory Reflex trophic Reflex trophic cause of Reflex trophic changes Reflex trophic examples of Reflex trophic favors infection Reflex trophic in larynx Reflex trophic tissues involved in of differential diagnostic value Reflex ureteral visceromotor Reflex ureteral viscerosensory Reflex viscerogenic and physiologic control Reflex viscerogenic and visceral inflammation Reflex visceromotor Reflex viscerosensory Reflex viscerosensory a clinical conception Reflex viscerosensory from bladder Reflex viscerosensory from prostate Reflex viscerosensory not always painful Reflex viscerotrophic Reflex viscerotrophic due to chronic inflammation Reflex vomiting Reflexes accompany organic disease Reflexes dermal Reflexes diagnostic importance of Reflexes from anterior and posterior pulmonary tissues affect different structures Reflexes from craniosacral outflow Reflexes from sympathetically innervated structures Reflexes in intestine from other viscera Reflexes parasympathetic basis of Reflexes parasympathetic classification of Reflexes parasympathetic distribution of Reflexes parasympathetic examples of Reflexes pleural through spinal nerves Reflexes pleural viscerotrophic Reflexes pulmonary classification of Reflexes pulmonary somatic Reflexes pulmonary through oculomotor nerve Reflexes pulmonary through trigeminus Reflexes pulmonary through vagus Reflexes relation of fifth nerve Reflexes skin afferent component Reflexes skin efferent component Reflexes sympathetic Reflexes sympathetic basis of Reflexes sympathetic distribution of Reflexes sympathetic pulmonary visceral Reflexes sympathetic tissues involved in Reflexes sympathetic viscerogenic Reflexes tissues involved in Reflexes variations from law of Reflexes visceral conditions underlying Reflexes visceral law of Reflexes visceral produced by somatic stimuli Reflexes visceral two groups Reflexes viscerogenic Reflexes whose afferent impulses course in the parasympathetic nerves Reflexes whose afferent impulses course in the sympathetic system Relation of the ionic content and physical state of the cell to cell activity and nerve stimulation Relationship between the vegetative nervous system and the symptoms of visceral disease Reproductive organs sympathetics predominant Respiratory tract sensibility Rhythm Rhythm independent of nerves and hormones Rhythm myogenic not neurogenic origin Rhythm possessed by all cells Ringers solution Ruggeri test for sympatheticotonia Sacral nerve supply to urogenital structures Salivary glands Salivary glands effect of major emotions upon Salivary glands innervation of Salivary glands toxins upon Secretin Secretion of nose and throat diminution Secretion of nose and throat increase of Secretions internal action of Segmental relationship between sensory and motor neurons Segmental relationship of viscera Segmental relationship of visceral pain Segmentation of body Segmentation of cord Segmentation of muscles Segmentation of nerves Segmentation of skin Segmentation of the body Seminal vesicles innervation Seminal vesicles segmental relation to skin Sensibility deep defined Sensibility epicritic defined Sensibility of arteries Sensibility of bladder Sensibility of cervix Sensibility of digestive tract Sensibility of esophagus Sensibility of excretory ducts Sensibility of heart Sensibility of kidney Sensibility of lymphatic glands Sensibility of pancreas Sensibility of peritoneum marked Sensibility of pleura marked Sensibility of respiratory tract Sensibility of spleen Sensibility of tissues Sensibility of tissues innervated by somatic nerves Sensibility of tissues innervated by sympathetics slight Sensibility of tissues varies Sensibility of urogenital system Sensibility of uterus Sensibility of vagina Sensibility of veins Sensibility protopathic defined Sensibility three types of Sensory reflex not true reflex Sensory reflex root stimulation produces vasodilatation Sherrington law of the reflex Shock Shock sympathetics Simple reflex described Sinuses accessory innervation Skin anaphylactic reaction of Skin innervation of Skin reactions to injury Skin reciprocal reflexes between and viscera Skin reflexes Skin reflexes efferent component Skin segmental relationship and aorta Skin segmental relationship and appendix Skin segmental relationship and bladder Skin segmental relationship and colon Skin segmental relationship and diaphragm Skin segmental relationship and esophagus Skin segmental relationship and Fallopian tubes Skin segmental relationship and heart Skin segmental relationship and intestines Skin segmental relationship and kidney Skin segmental relationship and liver Skin segmental relationship and lungs Skin segmental relationship and ovary Skin segmental relationship and pancreas Skin segmental relationship and pleura Skin segmental relationship and prostate Skin segmental relationship and seminal vesicles Skin segmental relationship and spleen Skin segmental relationship and stomach Skin segmental relationship and testicle Skin segmental relationship and ureter Skin segmental relationship and uterus Skin segmentation of Skin segments of related to viscera Skin segments overlap Skin spreading flush on stroking Skin temperature and color of Sneeze irritation of fifth nerve as cause Somatic versus visceral pain Spastic colitis Sphincters innervation of Sphincters of common duct spasm of Sphincters parasympathetic supply of Sphincters related to dermal musculature Sphincters spasm of Sphincters sympathetics activate Spinal nerves of pleura Spinal nerves pleural reflexes from Spinal reflex diaphragmatic Splanchnic control of abdominal vessels Splanchnic nerves Splanchnic storehouse for surplus blood Spleen ganglion supplying vasomotors to Spleen segmental relation to skin Spleen sensibility of Stasis intestinal Stimuli afferent from viscera do not produce keen sensitiveness Stimulus adequate Stomach Stomach clinical consideration of Stomach dilatation of Stomach innervation of Stomach parasympathetic supply of Stomach segmental relation to skin Stomach sympathetic nerve supply of Structures supplied by sympathetics only Structures vegetative nerves Subdermal structures Subdermal structures innervation Sublingual gland innervation Submaxillary gland innervation Sweat and adrenalin Sweat glands innervation of Sweating conditions causing Sympathectomy periarterial Sympathetic and adrenalin effects same Sympathetic and parasympathetic syndromes Sympathetic cardiac reflexes Sympathetic control methods of studying Sympathetic effects production of Sympathetic fibers effect on striated muscle Sympathetic general response Sympathetic innervation functions served by Sympathetic nerves distribution of Sympathetic nerves reverse action in Sympathetic nervous system Sympathetic nervous system anatomy of Sympathetic nervous system origin of Sympathetic pulmonary reflexes Sympathetic pulmonary reflexes somatic reflexes Sympathetic pulmonary reflexes visceral reflexes Sympathetic reflexes Sympathetic reflexes basis of Sympathetic reflexes distribution of Sympathetic reflexes from diaphragm Sympathetic reflexes structures showing Sympathetic stimulation and adrenalin Sympathetic stimulation and adrenalin related to calcium Sympathetic syndromes Sympathetic system Sympathetic system defensive function Sympathetic system distribution Sympathetic system function of Sympathetic visceral effects Sympathetic visceral reflexes location Sympathetic viscerogenic reflexes Sympathetics a catabolic system Sympathetics action of ergotoxine Sympathetics activate psychic stimulation Sympathetics activate sphincters Sympathetics antagonize parasympathetics Sympathetics combat asphyxia Sympathetics combat shock Sympathetics dominant in reproduction Sympathetics express major emotions Sympathetics in high blood pressure Sympathetics inhibit action in central system Sympathetics inhibit activity in intestine Sympathetics marshal defensive forces Sympathetics nicotine in study of Sympathetics of adrenals Sympathetics of aorta Sympathetics of bladder Sympathetics of colon Sympathetics of diaphragm Sympathetics of eye Sympathetics of gallbladder Sympathetics of heart Sympathetics of kidney Sympathetics of lacrimal glands Sympathetics of liver Sympathetics of lungs and bronchi Sympathetics of nose and sinuses Sympathetics of pancreas Sympathetics of pharynx Sympathetics of pleura Sympathetics of small intestine Sympathetics of sphincters Sympathetics of stomach Sympathetics of submaxillary and sublingual glands Sympathetics of thyroid Sympathetics of urogenital system Sympathetics pharmacologic differentiation from parasympathetics Sympathetics relation to calcium Sympathetics service rendered organism by Sympathetics show toxic action Sympathetics tissues activated by Sympathetics vascular control of Sympathicotonia Sympathicotonia adrenalin test for Sympathicotonia ergotamine test for Sympathicotonia ergotoxine test for Sympathicotonia Loewi pupillary reflex an indication of Sympathicotonia Pende pilomotor reflex an indication of Sympathicotonia Ruggeri test for Sympathicotonia Sergent white line an indication of Sympathin Sympathoblasts Symptoms and vegetative nervous system Symptoms basis for classification of Symptoms causes for variability in Symptoms common parasympathetic Symptoms due to antigen tissue reactions Symptoms due to reflex cause Symptoms due to toxemia Symptoms due to tuberculous process per se Symptoms etiologic classification of Symptoms functional Symptoms general or constitutional Symptoms ocular of exophthalmic goiter Symptoms of defense against infections Symptoms of disease assigned to proper system of nerves Symptoms of tuberculosis etiologic classification Symptoms of Visceral disease Symptoms on part of larynx Symptoms on part of pupil Symptoms pulmonary reflexes classified Symptoms reflex importance Symptoms related to nerve and endocrine activity Symptoms reversibility of Symptoms sensory segmentally distributed Symptoms sympathicontonic and parasympathicotonic Symptoms variability of Synapse Syndromes common parasympathetic Syndromes local parasympathetic Syndromes toxins produce sympathetic Test for paraparasympathicotonia Testes innervation Testes internal secretion Testes pain from Testes parasympathetic supply Testes segmental relation to skin Testes sympathetic supply of Theory importance of Thoracicolumbar control methods of studying Thoracicolumbar outflow Thymus internal secretion Thyroid functions Thyroid internal secretion of Thyroid parasympathetics of Thyroid sympathetics Tissue activity myogenic versus neurogenic theory of Tissues sensitivity of varies Tonsillitis classification of symptoms Tonus Tonus influenced by nerves and chemical substances Tonus of vascular wall Tooth decay relationship to pulmonary tuberculosis Toxemia causes hypomotility in gastrointestinal tract Toxemia effect on salivary glands Toxemia effects of Toxemia symptoms due to Toxins action of intestinal tract Toxins effect of on acid-alkali equilibrium Toxins effect on cells Toxins effect on digestion Toxins effect on endocrines Toxins effect on function of stomach Toxins effect on nerves Toxins expression of symptoms due to Toxins liberation from inflammatory processes Toxins produce a sympathetic syndrome Toxins produce sympathetic stimulation Trigeminus pulmonary reflexes produced through Trigeminus relation to parasympathetic reflexes Trophic changes due to antidromic impulses Trophic changes in larynx Trophic reflex Trophic reflex cause of Trophic reflex example of Trophic reflex favors infection Trophic reflex from lung detection of Trophic reflex parasympathetic Trophic reflex tissues involved of differential diagnostic value Truth establishment difficult Tuberculosis bradycardia Tuberculosis classification of symptoms of Tuberculosis laryngeal favored by trophic reflex Tuberculosis pulmonary hypermotility in Typhoid fever bradycardia a test for Ureter innervation Ureter segmental relation to skin Ureter visceromotor reflex from Ureter viscerosensory reflex from Ureteral pain Urogenital structures motor reflex from Urogenital system innervation of Urogenital system sensibility Urogenital tract Urogenital tract embryology of Urogenital tract innervation of Urogenitodermal muscles sympathetics supply Urticarial Urticarial a parasympathetic syndrome Uterine pain Uterus innervation of Uterus segmental relation to skin Uterus sensibility of Vagina innervation of Vagina sensibility of Vagotonia Vagus Vagus action depends on potassium Vagus fibers to aorta function of Vagus nuclei of Vagus pulmonary reflexes through the Vagus structures sensory fibers Vagus structures supplied by motor fibers Vagus supply to enteral system Vagus supply to heart Vas deferens innervation Vascular control compensation in Vascular control parasympathetic Vascular tone Vasoconstrictors of brain Vasoconstrictors of coronary vessels Vasoconstrictors of lungs Vasodermal musculature innervation of Vasodilatation acetylcholine causes Vasodilatation caused by acid metabolites Vasodilatation stimulation of posterior sensory root causes Vasodilator choline Vasodilator effect of atropine Vasodilator nerves Vasodilator nerves origin Vasodilator physostigmine Vasodilators parasympathetic Vasomotor control Vasomotor fibers originate in lateral ganglia Vasomotor nerves Vasomotor nerves origin of Vasomotor reciprocal of somatic and visceral structures Vasomotors action of adrenalin on Vasomotors of abdominal and pelvic viscera Vasomotors of extremities Vasomotors of head and neck Vasomotors origin in collateral ganglia Vegetative and cerebrospinal nervous systems relationship between Vegetative and voluntary neurons differ Vegetative cells migrate from central nervous system Vegetative centers function Vegetative nerves and electrolytes act reciprocally Vegetative nerves and ionic content of cell interdependence Vegetative nerves assignment to tissues Vegetative nerves cranial Vegetative nerves form pathway from skin to viscera Vegetative nerves other names for Vegetative nerves response compared with voluntary Vegetative nerves sacral Vegetative nerves structures supplied by Vegetative nervous system Vegetative nervous system a correlating mechanism Vegetative nervous system adjustment to environment made through Vegetative nervous system anatomically considered Vegetative nervous system anatomy of Vegetative nervous system and metabolism Vegetative nervous system and symptoms of disease Vegetative nervous system cause of disturbed equilibrium in Vegetative nervous system divisions of Vegetative nervous system embryologically considered Vegetative nervous system general considerations Vegetative nervous system general considerations of Vegetative nervous system general physiologic considerations Vegetative nervous system origin of Vegetative nervous system physiology of Vegetative nervous system protective features of Vegetative nervous system relationship to cerebrospinal system Vegetative nervous system significance of Vegetative nervous system tissues supplied by Vegetative structures Vegetative structures activity in Vegetative structures inhibition in Vegetative system antagonistic action in Veins sensibility of Vertebra relation of spinal nerves to Viscera abdominal and pelvic phrenic supply of Viscera abdominal and pelvic vasomotors Viscera reciprocal stimulation between and somatic structures Viscera segmental relationship in skin Viscera send impulses central ward from outward environment Visceral disease Visceral disease hyperalgesia caused by Visceral disease recurrent pain in Visceral inflammation and viscerogenic reflex Visceral neurology and endocrinology inseparable Visceral pain Visceral pain causes of recurrent Visceral pain cutaneous zones expressing Visceral pain Head discussion of Visceral pain Head law governing Visceral pain local and referred Visceral pain of protopathic type Visceral pain peculiarities of Visceral pain referred nature of Visceral pain segmental relationship Visceral reflexes conditions underlying Visceral reflexes two groups of Visceral versus somatic pain Viscerogenic reflex Viscerogenic reflex and physiologic control Visceromotor reflex Visceromotor reflex cardiac Visceromotor reflex diaphragmatic Visceromotor reflex gastric Visceromotor reflex hepatic Visceromotor reflex intestinal Visceromotor reflex pancreatic Visceromotor reflex pleural Visceromotor reflex pulmonary Visceromotor reflex renal Visceromotor reflex ureteral Viscerosensory reflex Viscerosensory reflex a clinical conception Viscerosensory reflex cardiac Viscerosensory reflex diaphragmatic Viscerosensory reflex from bladder Viscerosensory reflex hepatic Viscerosensory reflex intestinal Viscerosensory reflex not always painful Viscerosensory reflex ovarian Viscerosensory reflex pancreatic Viscerosensory reflex pleural Viscerosensory reflex prostatic Viscerosensory reflex pulmonary Viscerosensory reflex renal Viscerosensory reflex testicular Viscerosensory reflex ureteral Viscerotrophic reflex Viscerotrophic reflex due to chronic inflammation Viscerotrophic reflex pleural Viscerotrophic reflex pleural differentiated from pulmonary Viscerotrophic reflex pulmonary Viscerotrophic reflex renal Voluntary and vegetative neurons difference in Vomiting reflex Von Graefe sign Wheal White line of Sergent White rami communicantes Whooping cough classification of symptoms Zones cutaneous expressing visceral pain Zones sensory of skin overlap |