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Handbook of anæsthetics

Chapter 162: INDEX.
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The handbook provides a concise practical guide to anaesthetic practice, beginning with physiological effects, shock, and asphyxia, then outlining methods of anaesthesia, patient preparation and clinical observation. Subsequent chapters review inhalational agents (nitrous oxide, ether, chloroform, ethyl chloride), gas mixtures and intratracheal techniques, inhaler and apparatus design, sequences of agents, and accident prevention and management. It addresses postoperative sequelae, patient positioning and criteria for choosing agents, and concludes with chapters on local and spinal anaesthesia. Emphasis is placed on safe administration, physiological monitoring, and practical details of equipment and technique.

INDEX.

A

  • Abdominal operations, ix, 7
  • local anæsthesia in, 187
  • Abdominal muscles, rigidity of, 19
  • Abnormalities of anæsthesia, minor, 38
  • major, 140
  • Acapnia, 10, 29, 39
  • Accidents of anæsthesia, 140
  • Acetonuria, 153
  • Acidosis, 153
  • Adenoids, 127, 166
  • in status lymphaticus, 148
  • Adrenalin, 175
  • danger of, with chloroform, 113, 166
  • Aedentulous patients, 23
  • After-effects of anæsthetics, see Sequelae
  • Ages, dosage of morphia at various, 45
  • selection of anæsthetic at various, 164
  • Airshaft, natural, 96
  • Airway, natural, 15, 31, 114, 145
  • artificial, 23
  • Alcoholics, anæsthesia in, 2, 87, 103, 137, 165
  • Alkaloids, 12, 43, 88, 103
  • Aneurysm, 56
  • Anoci-association, 11
  • Anoxæmia, 15
  • Arm, management of in anæsthesia, 157
  • regional anæsthesia of, 181
  • Arteries, spouting of, x, 37
  • Arterio-sclerosis, 56, 167
  • Artificial respiration, 146
  • Asphyxia, 15
  • Athetosis, 38
  • Atropine, 43, 45, 112, 147
  • Auer and Meltzer, 96

B

  • Barth 3-way tap, 50
  • Bicarbonate of soda in acidosis, 156
  • Bladder, reflexes from, 39, 168
  • local anæsthesia in operations upon, 190
  • Blistering, by chloroform, 109
  • Blood, changes in, during anæsthesia, 207
  • spouting of, from cut arteries, x, 37
  • Blood-pressure, in natural sleep, 1
  • in shock, 6
  • in asphyxia, 17
  • in nitrous oxide, 46
  • in ether, 75
  • in chloroform, 110
  • in ethyl chloride, 122
  • clinical observation of, 37
  • Blowing respiration, 34, 89
  • Boothby, on ether percentages, 99
  • Boyle, Mr Leonard, 70
  • Brachial plexus, nerve blocking in, 181
  • Brain, see Nervous System
  • local anæsthesia for operation upon, 191
  • Breath-holding, 34, 112, 114
  • Breathing, deep (see Acapnia)
  • Bronchitis, 150

C

  • Carbon-dioxide, 10, 18, 206
  • Cardiac cyanosis, 37
  • Cardiac disease, 107
  • Cardiac failure (see Syncope)
  • Castration, anæsthesia in, 169
  • C.E. mixture, 83, 134, 137
  • Cells, nerve, changes in, 5
  • Centripetal impulses, 6
  • Children, 45, 94, 125, 164
  • Chloretone, 93
  • Chloride of ethyl (see Ethyl Chloride)
  • Chloroform, administration of, 113
  • decomposition of, 109
  • delayed poisoning by, 153
  • physiology of, 109
  • Choice of anæsthetics, 162
  • Circulation, observation of, x, 37
  • in shock, 10
  • in asphyxia, 17
  • in valved breathing, 29
  • in nitrous oxide, 46
  • in ether, 75
  • in chloroform, 110
  • in ethyl chloride, 122
  • in C.E. mixture, 131
  • failure of (see Syncope)
  • Circumcision, anæsthesia in, 169
  • Clarke’s apparatus, 69
  • Clenching of Jaws, 15, 24
  • Clinical phenomena of asphyxia, 18
  • of normal anæsthesia, 33
  • Closed ether, 78
  • Closed method, features of, 29
  • Clover’s inhaler, 78, 138
  • Cocaine, 170
  • Collapse (see Syncope)
  • Conduction of nerve impulses, 3
  • Connell, Karl, 90, 205
  • Conjunctival reflex, 31, 35
  • Convulsions, 17
  • Corneal reflex, 32, 35
  • Crile, Prof., 5, 9
  • Crowing respiration, 16, 169
  • night crowing, 148
  • Cyanosis, 18, 37, 53
  • Cylinders for nitrous oxide, 43
  • for oxygen, 64

D

  • Dangers of chloroform, Prof. L. Hill upon, 120
  • Death, causes of, 17, 110, 140, 144, 148
  • Decomposition of chloroform, 109
  • of ether, 74
  • Deep breathing, 10
  • Degrees of anæsthesia, 31
  • Dental anæsthesia, 54, 57, 128, 131, 163
  • Depth of anæsthesia, 36
  • Dextrose in acidosis, 156
  • Difficulties of anæsthesia, major, 140
  • minor, 38
  • Dilatation of pupils, 5, 17, 35, 53, 66, 125, 136, 141, 143
  • Disease, relation of anæsthesia to, 166
  • acute infectious, 168
  • Dislocations, anæsthesia in reduction of, 164
  • Dorsal position, 157
  • Dosimetric method for chloroform, 114
  • for ether, 90
  • Dott, Mr N., direct laryngoscope, 104
  • Douche method, 20
  • Dread (see Fear)
  • Drop bottles; chloroform, 117
  • ether, 83
  • Drop method, 30, 83
  • Drugs for local and spinal anæsthesia, 170 to 174

E

  • Emphysema, 167
  • Empyæma, 167, 187
  • Enema, before operation, 42
  • Ether, 74, et seq.
  • closed, 78
  • intratracheal, 96
  • open, 83
  • physiology of, 75
  • rectal, 93
  • warmed vapour, 90
  • Ether, respiratory sequelæ of, 150
  • Ether tremor, 38
  • Ethyl chloride, 122, et seq.
  • combined with nitrous oxide, 128
  • freezing anæsthesia by, 200
  • Eucain, 174
  • Excitement (see Struggling)
  • Extraction of teeth (see Dental Anæsthesia)
  • Eye reflexes, definition of, 31

F

  • Face-down posture, 157
  • Face, adaptation of masks to, 21, 52, 83
  • Face-pieces for nitrous oxide, 51
  • False anæsthesia, 41
  • Faradism of motor nerves in anæsthesia, 3
  • Fat patients, 158, 165
  • Fatty changes after anæsthesia, 153
  • , effects of, 9
  • prevention of, 11, 43, 88
  • Feeble patients, 168
  • Ferguson, Dr., W. J., 87
  • Fingers, regional anæsthesia for, 184
  • Flame, open, dangers of, 74, 104
  • Forceps, tongue, 24
  • Food before anæsthesia, 42
  • Foreign bodies in the larynx, 16
  • Freezing analgesia, 201
  • Fright (see Fear)

G

  • Gags, 25
  • Gardner, Mr Bellamy, 23, 24, 83
  • Gas and air, 54
  • Gas and ether, 138
  • Gas and ethyl chloride, 128
  • Gas-oxygen, 60
  • Gasping, 40
  • Genito-urinary operations, 168
  • Glossotilt, 24
  • Glottis, spasm of, 16, 20, 26, 105
  • Goitre, anæsthesia for, 160, 185
  • Goitre, exopthalmic, 9, 167
  • Grey and Parsons on shock, 6
  • Guy, Dr Wm., 128
  • Guy-Ross, gas oxygen method, 131
  • Gwathmey, warmed ether vapour, 90
  • oil-ether, 93

H

  • Hæmorrhage, as a factor in shock production, 9
  • observation of, by anæsthetist, x, 37
  • Hæmorrhoids, local anæsthesia for, 191
  • Harcourt, Vernon, 114
  • Head and neck operations, position for, 158
  • Head and neck, raising, 152
  • lowering, 110, 145
  • extra pillow in deep chested patients, 157
  • Heart, failure in asphyxia, 17
  • observation of, 37
  • action of ether upon, 75
  • of chloroform upon, 110
  • of ethyl chloride upon, 122
  • failure of, in secondary syncope, 144
  • Heart disease, anæsthetics in, 167
  • Henderson, Yandell, 10, 29
  • Hernia, local anæsthesia in, 189
  • Heroin, 44
  • Hewitt, Sir Frederick, 22, 50, 62, 81, 137
  • Hill’s direct laryngoscope, 104
  • Hill, Prof. Leonard, 111, 120
  • Hornabrook, 87, 123
  • Hydrochloric acid, as an impurity in chloroform, 109
  • Hypnotics, 12, 42
  • Hypodermic medication, 12, 42

I

  • Impurities of anæsthetics, 74, 109, 122
  • Infiltration analgesia, 175
  • Inhalers, Clover, 78
  • Clarke, 68
  • Guy, 128
  • Guy-Ross, 130
  • Hewitt, 50, 62, 81
  • Junker’s, 115
  • Ormsby, 81
  • Paterson, 58
  • Rendle, 135
  • Inhibition, vagal, 111, 143
  • Intestinal obstruction, 141, 189
  • Intranasal surgery, 160, 166, 192
  • Intratracheal method, 96
  • Kelly’s instrument for, 100
  • Shipway’s, 101
  • Inversion, Leonard Hill’s experiments upon, 110, 111

J

  • Jactitations, 53
  • Jaundice, 154
  • Jaws, clenching of, 15, 26
  • falling back of, 16
  • operations upon, 166
  • management of, in anæsthesia, 23, 83
  • Joints, anæsthesia in dislocation of, 164
  • Junker’s inhaler, 115

K

  • Kidney, position for operations upon, 168
  • Kelly’s intratracheal instrument, 100

L

  • Labour, anæsthesia in, 44, 169
  • Lane, Sir Arbuthnott, 14
  • Laryngeal stridor, 16, 20, 26, 40, 169
  • Levy, Goodman, 112, 145
  • Light anæsthesia, dangers of, in chloroform, 9, 112
  • Levy’s views, 113
  • Light reflex, 32
  • Local anæsthesia, 170 et seq.
  • Lowering of head and shoulders, 110, 145
  • Lumbar puncture, site for, 196
  • Lungs, ventilation of, by normal breathing, 96
  • by intratracheal method, 97
  • Lymphatism, 148

M

  • Malcolm, J. D., 9
  • Marshall, Dr Geoffrey, 70
  • Masks for chloroform, 110
  • for ether, 82
  • for perhalation method, 28
  • Massage of heart, 148
  • Mechanical asphyxia, 15
  • Meltzer and Auer, on intratracheal method, 96
  • Menstruation, 169
  • Micturition before nitrous oxide, 51
  • Mixtures, C. E., 83, 134, 137
  • of nitrous oxide and oxygen, 60
  • of nitrous oxide and ethyl chloride, 128
  • Morphine, 12, 43, 152
  • Mouth, breathing through, 22
  • Mouth, operations upon, 165
  • Mouth props, 22
  • Mucus in air passages, 40
  • Musculo-spiral paralysis, 157
  • Muscles in anæsthesia, ix, 3, 19, 34
  • Muscle tone, 3, 19, 53

N

  • Nasal breathing, 23, 166
  • Naso-pharyngeal catarrh, 151
  • Nasal methods of giving nitrous oxide, 57
  • Nasal tube for Junker’s bottle, 119
  • Neck, position of, 20
  • relaxation of muscles of, 21
  • posture for operation upon, 159
  • tumours and inflammatory swellings in, 7, 166
  • Nephritis, influence of, upon choice of anæsthetics, 77, 168
  • Nervous system, effects of anæsthetics upon, 2, 75
  • Nerves, peripheral, unaffected by anæsthetics, 3
  • Nerve blocking, 12, 179
  • Night-crowing, 148
  • Nitrous oxide, 46
  • with air, 54
  • with ether, 138
  • with ethyl chloride, 128
  • nasal, 57
  • physiology of, 46
  • contra-indications to, 56
  • Nitrous oxide and oxygen, 8, 12, 60
  • various systems for, 66, 70, 130
  • for use in major surgery, 72
  • with ethyl chloride, 131

O

  • Obesity, 158, 165
  • Obstruction, intestinal, 141
  • respiratory, 15, 141
  • Oil ether, Gwathmey’s method of, 93
  • Oligæmia in shock, 10
  • Omnopon, 44
  • Open method, definition of, 28
  • chloroform, 117
  • ether, 83
  • ethyl chloride, 123
  • O’Malley’s technique for intra-nasal surgery, 160
  • Ormsby’s inhaler, 81, 137
  • Over-dosage, 36, 110, 144
  • with nitrous oxide, 54
  • Oxygen, reduction in blood in anæsthesia, 206
  • as a relief in asphyxia, 27
  • to old patients, 165
  • with nitrous oxide (see Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen)
  • with nitrous oxide and ethyl chloride, 130

P

  • Paralysis, musculo-spiral, 157
  • Patella reflex in anæsthesia, 3
  • Percentages of chloroform and ether required in anæsthesia, 6
  • of chloroform, 111
  • of ether, 86, 99, 201, 204
  • Perhalation method, definition of, 28
  • ether (see open Ether)
  • Phenomena of anæsthesia
  • normal, 33
  • abnormal, 38
  • of nitrous oxide, 52
  • of ethyl chloride, 125
  • Pericarditis as a cause of death in anæsthesia, 168
  • Phillip’s artificial airway, 23, 160
  • Physics of natural respiration, 96
  • Physiology of anæsthetic drugs, 1
  • of asphyxia, 17
  • of chloroform, 109
  • of ether, 75
  • of ethyl chloride, 122
  • of nitrous oxide, 46
  • Phthisis, 167
  • Pneumonia, post anæsthetic, 157
  • Position in anæsthesia, 157
  • Positive pressure in nitrous oxide, 52
  • in nitrous oxide and oxygen, 66
  • Post-chloroform poisoning, 153
  • Post anæsthetic complications, 150
  • Pregnancy, anæsthesia in, 169
  • Preliminary hypodermic medication, 11, 43, 152
  • Preparation of patient, 42
  • Primary syncope, 110, 143
  • Protection from shock by general anæsthetics, 8
  • Pulse, rate in shock, 6
  • clinical observation of, 37
  • Pupil, light reflex of, 32
  • size of, 35
  • in asphyxia, 17
  • Purging before anæsthetics, 40

Q

  • Quinine and urea hydrochloride, 174

R

  • Rebreathing method, 18
  • in nitrous oxide, 68
  • Rectal administration of ether, 93
  • Rectal saline, 42
  • Reflexes as a cause of shock, 4, 6
  • order of disappearance of, 3
  • Reflex, conjunctival, 31, 35
  • corneal, 32, 35
  • light, 32, 35
  • patella, 3
  • skin, 37
  • Reflex syncope, 8, 112, 145
  • Regional anæsthesia, 179
  • Renal disease, 163
  • Rendle’s cone, 135
  • Repeated administrations, 60, 156
  • Respiration, arrest of, 142
  • artificial, 146
  • blowing, 34, 89
  • crowing, 16
  • depressed, 39, 43
  • effect of morphia and chloroform upon, 43, 86
  • normal, 34
  • obstructed, 15, 141, 166
  • Respiration, physics of natural, 96
  • reflex arrest of, 39
  • Respiratory abnormalities, minor, 39
  • major, 141
  • Respiratory system, effects of ether upon, 76
  • after-effects of anæsthetics upon, 150
  • Rigidity of muscles in asphyxia, 19, 38, 39
  • in second stage, 33