Zoonomia/II.II

by Erasmus Darwin

The Orders and Genera of the Second Class of Diseases.

CLASS II.

DISEASES OF SENSATION.

ORDO I.

Increased Sensation.

GENERA.

1. With increased action of the muscles.

2. With the production of new vessels by internal membranes or glands with fever.

3. With the production of new vessels by external membranes or glands with fever.

4. With the production of new vessels by internal membranes or glands without fever.

5. With the production of new vessels by external membranes or glands without fever.

6. With fever consequent to the production of new vessels or fluids.

7. With increased action of the organs of sense.

ORDO II.

Decreased Sensation.

GENERA.

1. With decreased actions of the general system.

2. With decreased actions of particular organs.

ORDO III.

Retrograde Sensitive Motions.

GENERA.

1. Of the excretory ducts.

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The Orders, Genera, and Species, of the Second Class Of Diseases.

CLASS II.

DISEASES OF SENSATION.

ORDO I.

Increased Sensation.

GENUS I.

With Increased Action of the Muscles.

SPECIES.

1. Deglutitio.	Deglutition.
2. Respiratio.	Respiration.
3. Sternutatio.	Sneezing.
4. Anhelitus.	Panting.
5. Tussis ebriorum.	Cough of inebriates.
6. Syngultus.	Hiccough.
7. Asthma humorale.	Humoral asthma.
8. Nictitatio sensitiva.	Winking from pain.
9. Oscitatio et pandiculatio.	Yawning and stretching.
10. Tenesmus.	Tenesmus.
11. Stranguria.	Strangury.
12. Parturitio.	Parturition.

GENUS II.

With the Production of new Vessels by internal Membranes or Glands, with Fever.

SPECIES.

1. Febris sensitiva irritata.	Sensitive irritated fever.
2. Ophthalmia interna.	Inflammation of the eye.
3. Phrenitis.	—— of the brain.
4. Peripneumonia.	—— of the lungs.
—— trachealis.	—— the croup.
5. Pleuritis.	—— of the pleura.
6. Diaphragmitis.	—— of the diaphragm.
7. Carditis.	—— of the heart.
8. Peritonitis.	—— of the peritoneum.
9. Mesenteritis.	—— of the mesentery.
10. Gastritis.	—— of the stomach.
11. Enteritis.	—— of the bowels.
12. Hepatitis.	—— of the liver.
13. Splenitis.	—— of the spleen.
14. Nephritis.	—— of the kidney.
15. Cystitis.	—— of the bladder.
16. Hysteritis.	—— of the womb.
17. Lumbago sensitiva.	—— of the loins.
18. Ischias.	—— of the pelvis.
19. Paronychia interna.	—— beneath the nails.

GENUS III.

With the Production of new Vessels by external Membranes or Glands, with Fever.

SPECIES.

1. Febris sensitiva inirritata.	Sensitive inirritated fever.
2. Erysipelas irritatum.	Erysipelas irritated.
—— inirritatum.	—— inirritated.
—— sensitivum.	—— sensitive.
3. Tonsillitis interna.	Angina internal.
—— superficialis.	—— superficial.
—— inirritata.	—— inirritated.
4. Parotitis suppurans.	Mumps suppurative.
—— mutabilis.	—— mutable.
—— felina.	—— of cats]].
5. Catarrhus sensitivus.	Catarrh inflammatory.
6. —— contagiosus.	—— contagious.
—— equinus et caninus.	—— among horses and dogs.
7. Peripneumonia superficialis.	Superficial peripneumony.
8. Pertussis.	Chin-cough.
9. Variola discreta.	Small-pox distinct.
—— confluens.	—— confluent.
—— inoculata.	—— inoculated.
10. Rubeola irritata.	Measles irritated.
—— inirritata.	—— inirritated.
11. Scarlatina mitis.	Scarlet fever mild.
—— maligna.	—— malignant.
12. Miliaria sudatoria.	Miliary fever sudatory.
—— irritata.	—— irritated.
—— inirritata.	—— inirritated.
13. Pestis.	Plague.
—— vaccina.	—— of horned cattle.
14. Pemphigus.	Bladdery fever.
15. Varicella.	Chicken-pox.
16. Urticaria.	Nettle rash.
17. Aptha sensitiva.	Thrush sensitive.
—— irritata.	—— irritated.
—— inirritata.	—— inirritated.
18. Dysenteria.	Bloody flux.
19. Gastritis superficialis.	Superficial inflam. of the stomach.
20. Enteritis superficialis.	—— of the bowels.

GENUS IV.

With the Production of new Vessels by internal Membranes or Glands, without Fever.

SPECIES.

1. Ophthalmia superficialis.	Ophthalmy superficial.
—— lymphatica.	—— lymphatic.
—— equina.	—— of horses.
2. Pterigion.	Eye-wing.
3. Tarsitis palpebrarum.	Red eyelids.
4. Hordeolum.	Stye.
5. Paronychia superficialis.	Whitlow.
6. Gutta rosea hepatica.	Pimpled face hepatic.
—— stomatica.	—— stomatic.
—— hereditaria.	—— hereditary.
7. Odontitis.	Inflamed tooth.
8. Otitis.	—— ear.
9. Fistula lacrymalis.	Fistula lacrymalis.
10. Fistula in ano.	Fistula in ano.
11. Fistula urethræ.	Fistula urethræ.
12. Hepatitis chronica.	Chronical hepatitis.
13. Scrophula suppurans.	Suppurating scrophula.
14. Scorbutus suppurans.	Suppurating scurvy.
15. Schirrus suppurans.	Suppurating schirrus.
16. Carcinoma.	Cancer.
17. Arthrocele.	Swelling of the joints.
18. Arthropuosis.	Suppuration of the joints.
19. Caries ossium.	Caries of the bones.

GENUS V.

With the Production of new Vessels by external Membranes or Glands, without Fever.

SPECIES.

1. Gonorrhœa venerea.	Clap.
2. Syphilis.	Venereal disease.
3. Lepra.	Leprosy.
4. Elephantiasis.	Elephantiasis.
5. Framboesia.	Framboesia.
6. Psora.	Itch.
7. Psora ebriorum.	Itch of drunkards.
8. Herpes.	Herpes.
9. Zona ignea.	Shingles.
10. Annulus repens.	Ring-worm.
11. Tinea capitis.	Scald-head.
12. Crusta lactea.	Milk-crust.
13. Trichoma.	Plica polonica.

GENUS VI.

With Fever consequent to the Production of new Vessels or Fluids.

SPECIES.

1. Febris sensitiva.	Sensitive fever.
2. —— a pure clauso.	Fever from concealed matter.
3. —— a vomica.	—— from vomica.
4. —— ab empyemate.	—— from empyema.
5. —— mesenterica.	—— mesenteric.
6. —— a pure aerato.	—— from aerated matter.
7. —— a phthisi.	—— from consumption.
8. —— scrophulosa.	—— scrophulous.
9. —— ischiadica.	—— from ischias.
10. —— arthropuodica.	—— from joint-evil.
11. —— a pure contagioso.	—— from contagious matter.
12. —— variolosa secundaria.	—— secondary of small-pox.
13. —— carcinomatosa.	—— cancarous.
14. —— venerea.	—— venereal.
15. —— a sanie contagiosa.	—— from contagious sanies.
16. —— puerpera.	—— puerperal.
17. —— a sphacelo.	—— from sphacelus.

GENUS VII.

With increased Action of the Organs of Sense.

SPECIES.

1. Delirium febrile.	Delirium of fevers.
2. —— maniacale.	—— maniacal.
3. —— ebrietatis.	—— of drunkenness.
4. Somnium.	Dreams.
5. Hallucinatio visûs.	Deception of sight.
6. —— auditus.	—— of hearing.
7. Rubor a calore.	Blush from heat.
8. —— jucunditatis.	—— from joy.
9. Priapismus amatorius.	Amorous priapism.
10. Distentio mamularum.	Distention of the nipples.

ORDO II.

Decreased Sensation.

GENUS I.

With decreased Action of the general System.

SPECIES.

1. Stultitia insensibilis.	Folly from insensibility.
2. Tædium vitæ.	Irksomeness of life.
3. Paresis sensitiva.	Sensitive debility.

GENUS II.

With decreased Actions of particular Organs.

SPECIES.

1. Anorexia.	Want of appetite.
2. Adipsia.	Want of thirst.
3. Impotentia.	Impotence.
4. Sterilitas.	Barrenness.
5. Insensibilitas artuum.	Insensibility of the limbs.
6. Dysuria insensitiva.	Insensibility of the bladder.
7. Accumulatio alvina.	Accumulation of feces.

ORDO III.

Retrograde Sensitive Motions.

GENUS I.

Of Excretory Ducts.

SPECIES.

Motus retrogressus	Retrograde motion.
1. —— ureterum.	—— of the ureters.
2. —— urethræ.	—— of the urethra.
3. —— ductus choledoci.	—— of the bile-duct.