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Blood
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Sub-rubrics 20
- Acrid, sharp13p. 727
- Black8p. 727
- Bluish1p. 727
- Brownish6p. 727
- Coagulated (clotted)32p. 727
- Dark, black, etc.45p. 727
- Flecked2p. 727
- Frothy, foaming10p. 727
- Light colored, bright, pale or watery41p. 727
- Offensive, of bad odor17p. 727
- Pure, hæmoptysis34p. 727
- Purulent9p. 727
- Sour2p. 727
- Specked3p. 727
- Sticky11p. 727
- Streaked (mixed with blood)53p. 727
- Tenacious, tough4p. 727
- Thick14p. 727
- Thin13p. 727
- Uncoagulated (incoagulable)12p. 727
Cite
C. M. Boger, Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 first edition (1905), p. 727 — COUGH; Expectoration; Blood