Clark’s

(Alonzo) sign. hepatic dulne due to tympanitic distention of the abdomen. Corrigan’s line. A purple line at the junction of the teeth with the gums. A forcible pulse-wave, Corrigan’s pulse. which quickly recedes. Dalrymple’s sign. Abnormal widening of Visual tion. the palpebral aperture. Reflection of light Davidsohn’s sign. through the pupil in transamination. Drummond’s whiff. A whiff heard at the open mouth, during respiration proceeding from the glottis. Dietl’s crises. Sharp paroxysmal pains occurring in case of movable kidney. Duroziez’s mur- A double murmur ocmur. cas i on ally heard in the femoral artery. Farre’s tubercles. Superficial ma es felt on the surface of the liver. Filipovitch’s sign. A saffron-like coloration of the prominent parts of palms of hands and soles of feet. 37 SYMPTOMS OF DISEASES.— Continued. Disease in which Significance. How Elicited. Present. Paretic dementia. Auscultation. Cardiac hypertrophy. Lesion of lateral half of spinal cord. exam in as on ing. lead-poi- Chronic In various affections in which d the brain is implicated. Cerebral edema. Uremia. nany. A slight tap upon Postoperative tetthe side of the face. Percu ion. The presence of the Appendicitis and inflated bowel, or other peritoneal inflammations. of the gas in front of liver. Visual exam in a- Chronic copper tion. poisoning. By finger or sphygcy. Aortic insufficienmograph. exam in a- Exophthalmic ter. goi- Electric light in Health. the mouth. Auscultation. Aortic aneurysm. Probably dependent on acute hydronephrosis from twisting of ureter. Auscultation. Aortic incompetence. Carcinoma of the Palpation. liver. Inspection. Typhoid fever. TABLE OF EPONYMIC SIGNS AND Name. Description. Fisher’s brain-mur- A systolic murmur over mur. the anterior fontanel or in the temporal region of infants. Flint’s murmur. A second murmur frequently heard at the apex; it has a rumbbe ling quality and and may-is pre systolic, probably produced at the mitral orifice. Variations in the field Fcerster’s shifting of vision. type. Friedreich’s respi- The pitch of the percusratory change of sion-note becomes in sound. creased at the height of a deep inspiration. Friedreich’s sign. Diastolic collapse of the cervical veins. Garel’s sign. Absence of luminous perception on the affected side of the walls and sinuses about the mouth — antrum of High more. A change of percu ion- Gerhardt’s of sound. change note according to the patient’s position, whether upright, lying on the back, or on the side. Due to changes in the form of the air tents space of the and fluid-con thoracic cavity. Absence of movement Gerhardt’s sign. of larynx in dyspnea due to aneurysm of aorta. Systolic sound in Glasgow’s sign. brachial artery. von Graefe’s sign. Failure of the upper lid to follow the eyeball in glancing downward. Grancher’s sign. The expiratory murmur equals in pitch that tory. of the inspira- Gubler’s tumor. A prominence seen on the dorsum of the carpus. *• Renal ballottement. Guyon’s sign. SYMPTOMS OF DISEASES.— Continued. Disease in which Significance. How Elicited. Present. Auscultation. Rickets and other conditions. Auscultation. Aortic incompetence. Perimetric limits Anesthesia of the differ according retina, traumatic neuroses, etc. as they mined are by moving deter the disc from the center outward or from without to the center. On percu ion. Pulmonaryculosis and tuber other conditions. Palpation. In- Adherent pericardium. spection. Electric transil- Disease of the an lumination. trum. Percu ion in the Pneumothorax, different positions. pulmonary tuberculosis. Inspection. In dyspnea from other causes, the movements of larynx sive. are exten- Auscultation. Latent aneurysm of aorta. By having the Exophthalmic goipatientnately rotate alter the ter. eyes up and down. Auscultation. Pulmonary condensation. Obstruction to expired air. By flexing carpus. Wrist-drop of Probably some soning. chronic lead-poi effusion into the synovial sacs. Palpation. Floating kidney. TABLE OF EPONYMIC SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS How Elicited. Name. Description. Heberden’s nodos- Hard nodules, usually Palpation. ities. on the distal joints of the fingers. By forefinger in Hegar’s sign. A softening of the lower uterine segment. the rectum and the thumb in the vagina. with above. sure from pres- Intermittent uterine Palpation. ch665.xhtml h 581