The Southern Practitioner, Vol. 30: An Independent Monthly Journal Devoted to Medicine and Surgery; October 1908 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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With reaction from shock the patient loses his dull apathetic appearance, may ask questions as to his condition, the cold per spiration disappears, the respiration becomes fuller, deeper and more regular, the pulse gains in volume and may decrease in rapidity, Slight color comes to the cheek and lips, the eyes are less sunken and the face is not so pinched, he may show some restlessness and a desire to change his position; with a steady progress along these lines, the temperature gets above the normal, the pulse becomes full and strong, a flush comes to the cheeks, restlessness is increased, pain becomes more manifest, and reac tion is fully established.' In some injuries the irritation may be so great that reaction may be greatly delayed or even prevented, or the patient may oscillate between a slight degree of reaction and an aggravation of the condition of shock.

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