Boericke's Materia Medica
- tetanic effects
- angina pectoris
- constriction of chest muscles
- radiation to shoulders and back
- lowered coagulability
- anxiety
- screams with pain
- pain in neck to back of head
- occipital pain
- extreme apnea
- gasping respiration
- fears losing breath
- violent precordial pain extending to the axilla and down the arm and forearm to fingers
- numbness of the extremity
- pulse feeble and rapid
- sinking sensation at the chest
- cramping pain from chest to abdomen
- pain in left arm
- feels paralyzed
- weakness of legs followed by cramps in the abdominal muscles
- paresthesia of lower limbs
- coldness of whole surface
- skin cold as marble
Clarke's Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica
- Angina pectoris
- Hemorrhages, watery
- Itching of prepuce
- Nausea
- Severe abdominal pains
- Violent precordial pains extending to axilla and down left arm and forearm to fingers
- Numbness of the extremities
- Apnea
- Thin and florid and uncoagulable blood
- Left arm almost paralysed
- Pulse 130, very feeble
- Skin cold as marble
- Countenance expressive of deep anxiety
- Vomited black vomit
- Copious stools like the black matter vomited
- Extreme anxiety
- Screams fearfully, exclaiming that she would lose her breath and die
- Expression of deep anxiety
- Severe abdominal pain with nausea, and a sinking sensation at epigastrium
- Two copious evacuations similar to the black vomit
- Itching of prepuce (seat of the bite), with a little redness of the part
- Extreme apnea
- Respiration only occasional, gasping
- Violent precordial pains extending to axilla and down l. arm and forearm to fingers with numbness of the extremity and apnea
- Later, most violent precordial pains and pain in l. arm, which was almost paralysed
- Pulse 130
- Pulse so frequent it could not be counted and so feeble it could scarcely be felt (26h)
- Pulse quick and thready
- Pain extends from bitten r. hand to back of head
- more violent pain in precordia, extending thence to l. shoulder and axilla, down arm to finger-ends, l. arm partially paralyssed
- l. pulse extinct, r. pulse doubtful
- Pain in precordia with apnea
- Screaming fearfully, exclaiming that she would lose her breath and die
- Violent pain extending from bite on r. wrist, up forearm and arm to shoulder, thence up neck to r. back of head and precordia
- thence down l. axilla and arm to finger-tips, l. arm partially paralysed
- Stinging in r. wrist, with itching and redness of bitten spot
- in 1/2 h., painful sensations extended up arm to shoulder
- in 1h. along neck to back of head
- later, pain in precordia and apnea
- Screaming fearfully
- When cupped the blood flowed like water and would not coagulate
- not even when tannin was added next day
- In 36h. from the time he was bitten he took 3 1/2 quart bottles of the best rectified whisky without the least sign of intoxication
- Itching, and redness of part bitten, at first without pain, but violent pain soon commenced there (back of l. hand) and extended in a short time up forearm and arm to shoulder and thence to precordial region
- Apparently moribund
- Skin cold as marble
- Skin very cold
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