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peritonitis

Abdomen, peritonitis ☞ distended, inflammation, sensitive; also Intestines inflammation, intussusception, obstruction; also Chaps. 23 and 24

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5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 6

lyc. Lycopodium Clavatum ter. Terebinthina rhus-t. Rhus Toxicodendron lach. Lachesis verat. Veratrum Album hyos. Hyoscyamus Niger

4 of 5 marks 19

sil. Silicea ars. Arsenicum Album sulph. Sulphur stram. Stramonium acon. Aconitum Napellus atro. Atropinium op. Opium bry. Bryonia Alba crot-h. Crotalus Horridus canth. Cantharis merc. Mercurius Vivus uran. Uranium Nitricum nux-v. Nux Vomica arn. Arnica Montana calc. Calcarea Carbonica podo. Podophyllum Peltatum carb-v. Carbo Vegetabilis kali-m. Kali Muriaticum kali-c. Kali Carbonicum

3 of 5 marks 4

phos. Phosphorus thuj. Thuja Occidentalis kali-n. Kali Nitricum spong. Spongia Tosta

1 of 5 marks 3

card-m. Carduus Marianus seneg. Senega chin-a. Chininum Arsenicosum

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Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 503 — ABDOMEN; ABDOMEN; peritonitis