Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory › COUGH, RESPIRATION
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C. M. Boger · Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory · 1905 first edition · p. 705 · 67 rubrics start on this page
- Anxious4
- Asthmatic, wheezy17
- Barking19
- Cachectic4
- Catarrhal32
- Chronic9
- Clear, ringing5
- Concussive, shaking, shattering37
- Croaking4
- Croupy (Compare Hoarse.)7
- Crowing8
- Deep21
- Dull (without resonance)6
- Exhausting, fatiguing18
- Forcible, violent, hard51
- Gurgling, followed by1
- Hacking52
- Dry26
- Hoarse (Compare Croupy.)40
- Hollow32
- In general121
- Incessant5
- Irritative5
- Nervous5
- Painful32
- Paroxysmal
- Paroxysms
- 2 in quick succession2
- Consisting of
- 2 coughs3
- 2 or 3 coughs2
- 3 coughs2
- 3 or 4 coughs2
- But few coughs3
- One cough1
- Short coughs6
- The 1st cough the most violent, the succeeding coughs weaker and weaker1
- The coughs rapidly following one another6
- In 24
- In 3 or 44
- Long8
- Short5
- Puffing cough1
- Retching cough20
- Rough, scraping13
- Scraping1
- Screeching2
- Sharp1
- Short51
- Spasmodic, paroxysmal73
- Slowly1
- Straining1
- Suffocative, choking53
- Sympathetic, reflex17
- Tickling37
- Toneless2
- Tormenting (Compare Dull.)11
- Trumpet toned1
- Vomiting, with28
- Weak1
- Whistling17
- Whooping cough54
- Catarrhal phase7
- Defervescent phase5
- Spasmodic phase12
- Concomitants
- In general118
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