Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
HINTS ON CARDIAC DIsEAsE-NO. 4.


arteries as S s @ es
shared Valves. usually arranged In pairs and op
posite each other They are formed BY the doublnss
IN as es ntns ssn BEHIND ses valve
diation OF the yen forming little pouch The veins
seated the former lie Immediately under the akin pos
ssssing no corresponding arteries, the deep-seated
zane name. The largest arteries have one yenous
e az s arys SS vsn.
NTH paTye e.se and nsrvss se snsses o.
sGSS y ae ysrea o hs
permanent etc. OF the person from which II Is taken
1850 parts as calculated from the ansy q venous
Blood by iecann .orppsclesT,Wa,er ~; ha,mann'
Is; salts, Gls; fisrin, :, Xlbumsn. Piasms Water.
l5l.i5; Fat, So; Extractiye Matter, ~, salts, ass
charged With sasss~osygen, Nitrogen and carbonie
Blood Is exposed 10 the ali the Fibrin contained in It
coaeulates and carries down with II meehanealy the
corpuscle which leaves an amber colored huid called
Serum In which the solid part or elot floats. -.
Dr. Newman OF London regards inc use ., arse ea
cause Of s a ra ss@ d,eS So
ns q as me ann and
Parker of New York, regards extreme medication AZ
symptoms d general debility slortness q breath and
sense Of sunoeation. Prof Chapman Of Philadelphia.
the volume OF blood tends TO cause hesr,dronsy which
induces general dropsy and paralysis pr Wool or
Diseases because OF their tendency 70 strike 20 the
heart and thus produce sudden death. DR.. Bchart,
sultng from the Of this and similar agents Tor the
cure OF abscesscs plccrs cancers scrotnla ann me
affected the heart that Pericardlts Dropsy and sud
The prevalent forms of Cardiac complaints arc en-.
argclrent, congestion, Inflammation and dfopsS ana
blood 10 The heart cold feet general weakness short
Of BREATH dizziness and sense OF buiinratl0n ~
where persons apparently free o disease have after
null meal, or In NJ OF anger, or In al attack OIL
Water around the heart Ia dangerous form Of Car
dac disease and arises frOn variety OF causes. In
have never known an instance Of cure after he heart
has become entirely surrounded with the hnid. The
upon their activity, which In turn sdcpendent ON the
quantity Of oxygen aud nntrtiyc matter snpped-the
former being necessary 10 the healthy stimulus OF the
neryomuscular system a',d 20 the chemical coInbina
an Without wG fs eoaa og ~ sl
by Tbs chemical and vital activities. Hence the
supply II oxygen and hydraulic apparatus 10 convey
the prepared nutrinent Ia part OF the body and
asd ), IN The lungs and The latter by The heart and
bioodyesscs. The two agencies, tremendously work
Ing ~ means OF ne donbs circulation, create The ne
II often happens that disease attacks one side OF the
sldes act alternately and independently y has no
rest, and works on from the day Of BIRTH until death.
require more skiful treatment when attacked BY dis
ease Reinedie. sh9nd be chosen with great care and
sagscity and experience There appears nj the pres
snt day, spirit Of reckessness among physicians In
the administration OF powerful remedies by way Of
experimental practice which should be discounte-
naiced IL ls pnquestlonably true that large per-
centaRe Of disease aud consequent mortality results
| directly from this cause,
From the left ventrice the blood forced into the
sortn TO be thence diuned through the arteries 10 the
eapiarles In every part OF the body IL IL thence
turned by the veins through the peaa 10 the right
aaricle. which delivers u 70 the right ventrice. This
eompIeses TIE systsmae e,,cu!at,on From the RICH.
through ia branees 70 a., he bumona
thsace returned by the pulmonary veins. which co
alesce and finally enter the left alrcle which ponrs =
Into the left yentrclc thus pleting the pnnsOc
circulation. Tho two constitute complete circuit
Of the double circulation. Both are carried s!muI
taneously The aurcles contract and dilate and this
contraction and dation IL followed Immediately By
like action OF the yentrcles BY the latter pure blood
almost simultaneously the auricles receive IMPURE
blood from the body and pure from the lungs.
consulted 81 the Palmer House Chlcsgo timely notice
Of visit will be given.