The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-07
HUNTS ON CARDIAC DIsEAsE-SO. q

HINTS ON CARDIAC DIsEAsE-NO. 2.
PHYsIoLosy or THE CrRcuLATIos or THE BLOOD.
The Pulmonary Veins are four In number, two for
the Iunss and Converge iii single trunk i formed for
each lobe three trunks for the right lung and two
he right lung Joins ms that rom ne upper lobe Of the
sane side and ~ four mouths into ne four
which arises from the right ventrcle of heart and
sy Sen ns ihs s
nof The rorta! Ies 80 called because Il enters the
uns sso nSe IN aas
derived from the conveyance % the veins or the stom
the liver Where il divides and subdsdes. being dis
tributed through the organ This blood. with that OF
iion by the hepaiic velrs In a. hesnerrhase OF IN
lungs the rupture Is usually in the veins BY oyers
the pulmonary arteries and the pulmonary veins have
takes place. To avoid henorThase. every facility
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salt 10 the chest, nling the stomach frequently VITA
the head cool. Inc Perieardium, or hesr,.case. is
composed Of two layers, one nbrous and the other Sc
heart being connected only at the base from whichit
embraces the several blOOdyesscs and becomes con-
closely invests the heart and also the great boodies
sells at It's base from which Il Is reflected line the
or lining membrane Of the heart il a hn Translucent
membrane. continuous with the inner coats OF tho
ceedingly thin basement membrane and hbro-eiastic
layer closely adherent 70 the general muscular struet.
ure beneath. At the opening between the aurices
and yentrcles at the commencement Of the and
o. uhe Runon.S artery tne Tissue ioras
forms valves BY its little folds. Enclosing muscular
pulmonary artery named, from their shape semi
lunar valves, They form complete pockets three In
orinees. Behind each Of these valves + cavity or
pouch IN ne artery Chronic fericdrdns, or infam-
ing of the heart proper. common complaint, and
ends In heartdropsy and sudden death. tits caused
various diseases in other parts OF the body striking 10
the heart; such other diseases badly treated DR..
madie age who was troubled with scrofaious disease
and running sore on the ankle for eleven years.
peHt1l doctor succeeded in healing sore; the dis
ease az once struck . the heart causing pain spasns
an old sore The proper mode OF treatment IL 10 treat
viii sradSay WE Get %e o. iief case Of Pcard
a. from SAB RI on the hands, very troublesome
useless Warm s II sSd ' nss s a.
certain cure. When applied the hands healed al once,
from acute pericardiiis. Strains frequently cause
chronic pericardtis. This complaint Is known % ex-
LET by stitching palms heavy, dull achngi the heart
tense. wiry pulse, flashes Of heat and slight ehills
restessness AZ night heavy pains piercing ne near
Of the complaint. but surely fatal in advanced stages
The treatment must be ID rected far possible. to-
other direction so favorable 10 permanent cure az
this course Of treatment General ?rie,rde building
much may be done looking 10 permanent cure. This
complaint III not cured oIfen results IN dropsy OF the
heart. Observation: must be remembered that this
complaint Ike Pleursy, must be cured while they are
gether without rest. Parts and organs In the human
structure that part OF the time much more
easily cured Between the aurcles and yenircles
valves. also formed by foldngs OF the endocardlum
On the left side two, named lafrdi valves They
form kind of curtain, from whose floating edge small
white cords tch0rdtg kHdinr) pass 10 some OF the
fsshy columns (colunln0 edrnG thus preventing the
edge from being carried into the aurice ON the right
side three valves formed OF three folds OF men,
brane, called the tyfcasDid valves The muscular
structure OF the heart based upon the four hbrous
zones which furnish point OF departure for most OF
the muscular fbers In the ventrices. Those of the
aurcles andof the ventcles quite Independent OF
each other. The crossing n,ers form networks, ar
ranged In three circular plates the superncis middle
and Internal The superficial nbers commence at the
base and pursue spiral TO the apex those OF
the nigh side running nom the right 10 the left those
OF the left aide from the et TO the right. These two
spiral encrce the apex and each other some
what like that OF sna.lshell, forming q remarkable
whorl. Observation II Ia computed that not less than
tons OF blood traverse the bloodvesses daily. The
force required TO expel this amount to different and
extreme parts OF the person often causes disease OF the
heart and Its valves. The heart may become enlarged
or its walls may be eoftened or thnned. The valves
may become carilaenous or ossned, or even broken.
Whenever the heart becomes diseased the movements
Of the person should be guarded the skin kept clean
and protected by warm, porous clothing. and the food
urcs. DIR. N. 8. DODGE.
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