Philosophy and posology

What the Doctor Needs to Know in Order to Make a Successful Prescription

James Tyler Kent · What the Doctor Needs to Know in Order to Make a Successful Prescription · 1,015 passages in 38 chapters

Kent's pamphlet of questions to the patient, undated on the page, so no year is given

38 chapters

  1. Introduction28 passages
  2. Section 01 — When first writing4 passages
  3. Section 02 — After the first prescription1 passages
  4. Section 03 — Mental symptoms19 passages
  5. Section 04 — Sensations7 passages
  6. Section 05 — Better or worse12 passages
  7. Section 06 — Pain21 passages
  8. Section 07 — Discharges of all kinds8 passages
  9. Section 08 — Head20 passages
  10. Section 09 — Ears17 passages
  11. Section 10 — Eyes34 passages
  12. Section 11 — Nose9 passages
  13. Section 12 — Mouth and tongue26 passages
  14. Section 13 — Teeth22 passages
  15. Section 14 — Throat29 passages
  16. Section 15 — Eating and Drinking43 passages
  17. Section 16 — Nausea, Vomiting, Eructations, etc.72 passages
  18. Section 17 — The Stomach4 passages
  19. Section 18 — Abdomen18 passages
  20. Section 19 — Urine and urination56 passages
  21. Section 20 — Stool, Diarrhoea, Constipation63 passages
  22. Section 21 — Anus, Rectum, Piles24 passages
  23. Section 22 — Lungs and Breathing20 passages
  24. Section 23 — Heart14 passages
  25. Section 24 — Cough and Expectoration24 passages
  26. Section 25 — Joints17 passages
  27. Section 26 — Muscles4 passages
  28. Section 27 — Bones6 passages
  29. Section 28 — Back7 passages
  30. Section 29 — Wounds and Injuries22 passages
  31. Section 30 — Bleeding10 passages
  32. Section 31 — Morbid growths, Tumors, Cancers, etc.26 passages
  33. Section 32 — Skin Diseases44 passages
  34. Section 33 — Fever, Chill and Sweat41 passages
  35. Section 34 — Sleep and Dreams30 passages
  36. Section 35 — For women only152 passages
  37. Section 36 — For men only49 passages
  38. Section 37 — Conclusion12 passages