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'•'•■ Bulam. 

 F., Bur J wan. 

 F.-bu ■':-. ■ 



til stimu- 

 itile oil. 



! - .. ::. Call 



; . Carbuncular. 

 1-".. Catarrhal, i ne with 



Mil 



I-'.. Catheter, mittent 



the- 

 i Ccrebro-spinal, a malignant epi- 



itrai ti"ii 

 i the hi 

 bral and 



F., 



CI 1 .. al. 



ho- 



Child-be /. F., 



Colorado. F., Congestive, 



intermittent malarial 



■ M • n //is. 



ila- 



: . ails 



F., Contagious. 



F . Continued, one in 



temperature 



!. when ver 



F., Country. 



F., Cretan Ita. F., 



New, of Crete an. 



Y . Dandy F., Date. 



F., Deccan. Synonym of 



F., Diary. Synonym of 



F.. Dothienteric. Synonym of 



F., Dynamic. Synonym of F., 



Y .. Elcphantoid, a name given to the 



ml the ■ 



F., Enteric. See A, 



idemic Catarrhal. Synonym of 



F . Epidemic Gastro-rheumatic. Syno- 



!•' . Epihippic, influenza in the 



I'., Eruptive, that accompanied <>r suc- 



I 



. . F., Eruptive Epi- 



demic, of In : F., 



F., Famine. See 

 Fcco-malarial. See F.,M, 



Y -:'•• .v. ; „ in m, 



linintic 



I ii. ■ T. F., 



F., Florida, 



ical 



■\ typhoid 



• high 



' indefinil 



■ in- 



•bilious. 

 Gibraltar 

 F., Haj if the mucous membrai 



til 

 [t is mat 

 tbundant lachry- 



' ' ind 



othei grasses, and to dust, odors, perfumes, and irrita 

 ting substances acting upon a hypersensitive Schneidi 

 rian membrane in those with a marked nervous con- 

 stitution. It i> aKo attributed to the influence of 

 microbes that float in the air. Climate seems to 1m ,i 

 potent factor in the etiology in certain > a-cs. F., 

 Heat. Synonym of Insolation. F.-heat, the heat 

 F., Hectic. Synonym of Tabes mesenterica. 

 Also the fever that accompanies pulmonary tubercu- 

 losis and other disease- attended with suppurati 

 F., Hemo-gastric. See /. , Yellow. F., Hospital. 

 /•'., Typhus. F., Idiopathic, one the cause of 

 which escapes detection. F., Inflammatory. Syno 

 nym of Anthrax. F., Intermittent, one in which the 

 symptoms intermit, with intermediate periods of free- 

 dom from the febrile attack. This is the common form 

 of malarial fever. F., Italian. Synonym of Influenza 

 and of /'. , Mediterranean. F., Jail. Synonym of 

 /■'., Typhus. F., Jungle, a remittent fevei of India. 

 F., Kendal. Synonym of F., Yellow. F., Leghorn. 

 Synonym of /.. I F., Lent. Synonym of/.. 



Typhoid. F., Levant. Synonym of /., Relapsing. 

 F., Low, fever of an asthenic type. F., Lung, ai 



iipous pneumonia. F., Lying-in. Synonym of F., 

 Puerperal. F., Maculated. Synonym of F., typhus. 

 F., Malarial, a febrile condition of periodic character 

 dependent upon the presence ofthehematozoamalarise. 

 F., Malarial Typhoid, typhoid fever modified by 

 simultaneous malarial infection. F., Malignant, a 

 si vere and fatal form of any fever. F., Malta. See 

 /•.. Mediterranean. F., Marsh. Synonym of /•. , 

 Malarial. F., Mediterranean, Gastrobilious 1 ever; 

 ial Fever; Malta Fever; Italian Fever; 

 Neapolitan 1 ever; Cretan lever; RockFever; Gibral- 

 tar Fever; a specific febrile disease occurring particul 

 ary on the Mediterranean coast, and characterized by 

 long, irregular pyrexia, frequent relapses, rheumatii 

 complications,* constipation, and the absence ol ulcera 

 tion of Peyer's patches. It has an incubation period of 

 from six to nine days. The temperature may rise to 104 

 or ic6° 1 •'., and in fatal cases to Ilo° Y. The course is 

 often prolonged to from three months to a year or 

 more. The mortality rate is about two per cent. F., 

 Mesenteric. Synonym of 'Tabes mesenterica. F., 

 Miasmatic. Synonym of F., Malarial. F., Miliary, 



an former!} very comm occurring in an 



epidemic form, with a prodromal stageof twoorthree 

 days, during which there is great irritation of the 

 skin, debility, and a feeling of suffocation. This is 

 followed by profuse sweating, high fever, precordial 

 and trie distress, and the appearance on the 



third or fourth day of a rash, first upon the neck and 

 breast, consisting of numerous round or irregular spots, 

 in the centei of which vesicles arise that finally burst 

 and form crusts. Desquamation and slow convales- 

 cence follow. F., Military. Synonym of F., Ty- 

 phus. F., Milk, a form of slight puerperal septi- 



lia, formerly thought to be <\uc to (he formation of 

 milk in the mother's breast. F., Mountain. Syno- 

 nym of /., Typhoid. F., Mucous. A synonym of 

 /■'., Typhoid, ,/. v. F , Neapolitan. Si e F., Medi- 

 terranean. F., New. Synonym of /•". , Malta. F., 

 Night-soil. Synonym ol /•'. . Typhoid. F., Och- 

 lotic. Synonym of /. . Typhus. F.. Paludal. See 

 /■. . Intermittent. ¥.. Panama, an endemic fever on 

 the Isthmus of Panama; pernicious malarial fever. 

 F., Periodic. See F., Intermittent. ¥., Pernicious, 

 a malignant fatal type ol remittent or intermittent 

 malarial fever. F., Peyerian. Synonym of /•'. , 

 Typhoid. F., Prison, typhus fever. F.. Puerperal, 



tria ; an acute, heterogenetic, contagious febrile 

 women in child-bed. It is due to the in- 



