Clarke's Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica
- Raved incoherently
- Moaned piteously
- Fright
- Stupid state
- Insensible
- Coma
- Dizzy
- Head felt as if enclosed with an iron band
- Jerking of head
- Eyes glare
- Twitching of eyes
- Eyes feel as if bursting from their sockets
- Pupils dilated
- Very red face
- Venous aspect
- Face swollen and livid
- Veins of face, head, and neck fully distended
- Swollen and dark colored lip, chin and mouth
- Tongue and gums swollen and livid
- Jaws firmly fixed
- Thought it would take the skin from her mouth and throat
- Could not speak so as to be understood
- Articulated like one having hemiplegia
- Fauces in spots denuded of their mucous covering
- Great thirst
- Sick and distressed at her stomach
- Vomited matter smelt of cedar oil
- Vomited black matter
- Vomited green matter
- Distension and tenderness at pit of stomach
- Pain in stomach
- Burning in stomach
- Abdomen swollen and hot
- Intense pain in abdomen
- Violent purging
- Great difficulty in passing urine
- Uterine hmorrhage
- Fever and pains like labour-pains
- Soft parts about the neck were sucked down at every effort at inspiration
- Lower jaw descended
- Stertorous breathing
- Unsuccessful heaving of the chest in inspiration
- Limp dropping together of the chest in expiration
- Expiration slow
- Pulse less than 60
- Pulse sank to 45
- Pulse intermitted
- Pulse fluttering, feeble, slow, very irregular
- Almost pulseless
- Hands at times clenched
- Staggering
- Twitching of the muscles
- Violent convulsion
- Loss of consciousness
- Rigid spasm
- Whole body jerking
- Eyes glassy
- Respiration struggling, catching, and strangling
- Imploring reaching out of the arm
- Groaning
- Glaring eye
- Extreme terror and amazement
- Inconstant motion
- Apoplectic state
- Venous countenance
- Much exhausted
- Prostration when attempting to inspire
- Sore all over
- Could be aroused a very little
- Doze away again
- Rigors followed by fever
- Feverish
- Skin dry and parched
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