Introduction to chemical methods of clinical diagnosis / by H. Tappeiner.

  • Tappeiner, H. von (Hermann von), 1847-1927.
Date:
1898
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    Wi t/A fJA CONTENTS TAGE List of Reaoents, Apparatus, and Instruments . . xiii I. GENERAL CHARACTERS OF THE URINE >! 1. Changes uiiclergone aftcr evacuation . . . . 1 § 2. Reaction of the urine 2 ^ 3. Colour of the urine ........ 3 § 4. Specific gravity of the urine ...... 4 § 5. Quantity of the urine ....... 0 II. ALBUMEN § 0. Classification of the most important proteicls . . . 7 § 7. General reactions of proteicls ...... 7 § 8. Demonstration of albumen in urine . . . . . II § 9. Quantitative estimation of urinary albumen . . .1(5 § 10. Fibrin 18 § 12. Albumose 19 §13. Peptone . 20 § 14. Removal of albumen 20 III. H.EMOGLOBIN § 15. Its propertics ......... 22 § 10. Demonstration of blood, haimoglobiii (hajmatoporphyriii i 25 IV. PIGMENTS 17. Indican og 18. Bile pigment 29 19. Urobilin (urorosein)