Principles of Internal Medicine, Volume 2Tinsley Randolph Harrison |
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PART V | 747 |
Disturbances of the Motor System | 748 |
PART I | 749 |
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abdominal abscess acid acute adults agents alcohol animals antibiotics antibodies antigen appear areas bacilli bacteremia bacterial barbiturate blood cardiac cause cells cent chemotherapy chronic clinical manifestations common complications cultures cyanosis develop diagnosis diarrhea differentiated disease disorders doses drug edema effective endocarditis epidemic Etiology fatal frequently headache heart hemolytic anemia hemorrhage illness immunity increased infection influenza ingestion intestinal involvement laboratory lesions leukemia leukocyte leukocytosis leukopenia liver lung lymph nodes meningitis mild muscle nausea nervous system normal observed occasionally occur onset organisms pain Pathogenesis patients penicillin period pneumonia poisoning poliomyelitis present produce prognosis protein pulmonary rare rash reaction red corpuscles renal respiratory result rheumatic fever serum severe signs skin specific spinal fluid spleen splenomegaly sputum staphylococcal streptococcal streptomycin sulfonamides suppurative symptoms syndrome syphilis temperature therapy tion tissue toxic tract treatment tubercle tuberculosis tularemia typhus ulcers urinary urine usually vaccine ventricular viral virus vomiting weeks