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Identifier: diseasesofchildr00mcco (find matches)
Title: Diseases of children, for nurses, including infant feeding, therapeutic measures employed in childhood, treatment for emergencies, prophylaxis, hygiene, and nursing
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: McCombs, Robert Shelmerdine, 1880-
Subjects: Children Nursing
Publisher: Philadelphia, London : W. B. Saunders company
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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Fig. 8o.—^Torticollis in a child two years of age. (Friihwald and Westcott.) TORTICOLLIS OR WRY-NECK This is a tonic spasm of the sternomastoid muscle.At times it is persistent. 276 DISEASES OF CHILDREN FOR NURSES Treatment.—If due to rheumatism the neck should beironed with a hot iron, over a piece of flannel first laidon the skin for protection.
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Figs. 81-86.—Method of rising from the floor in pseudohjT>ertrophic muscular dystrophy.(Church and Peterson.) THE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHIES The most frequent variety seen is the pseudohypertro-phic type. The majority of cases begin in early child- DISEASES OF THE BONES AND MUSCLES 2/7 hood; frequently several children in a family being af-fected. Symptoms.—The onset is insidious; generally theredevelops slowly an increasing weakness in the lowerextremities in children previously normal. The pecuHar and very characteristic manner of risingfrom the floor is the most prominent symptom. Thechild first pushes itself up until it is standing on its feetand hands, then it places first one, then the other handon its knees and again pushes itself into the erect posturefrom this position. With this weakness there is noticeda symmetric increase in the size of certain muscles, es-pecially the calves. This peculiarity gives the name tothe type. The course of the disease is very slow, often with i

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