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The Medical Roundup
Consulttnt In Medicine
Mivo cllnlo
Emeritus Professor of Medicine
Msyo Cllnlo
(neglster end Tribune Syndicate.
1981)
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Congestive Heari Failure
Many peoplD wrltu saying.
I he doctor says Dad has con
Restive heart -failure. What
does that
mean?" First,
perhaps,
should remind
people that
the heart is
pump which
n o r m al 1 y
works so well
that enough
blood is con
stantly being
forced through the large and
small arteries in all parts of
the body, and In the lungs,
This blood supplies the tissues
with the oxygen that they
must have every minute of
the day and' night. The oxy
gen Is taken out of the air as
the blood goes through the
lungs. Naturally, . when the
Heart pump falls to work well
blood backs up. and accumu-
ates in several parts of the
body. When the blood almost
stands still, some of the fluid
in it will go out Into the tis
sues, and there will cause
them to swell and become
dropsical, as around the
ankles. A great difficulty is
that when the blood pump
rails, the kidneys tend to
work poorly; they do not
throw out of the body certain
salts and much fluid, and
often it is this retained fluid
that gets the patient into
trouble.
A low output from the heart
can cause feelings of fatigue,
easy tiring, and loss of en
ergy also, often, a distressing
shortness of breath, and a sort
of asthma. Often the patient
con be much helped by being
put at rest and given drugs
that will help the heart and
kidneys lo gel rid of the Ac
cumulated fluid. With time,
the heart muscle may ehlargo
enough so that It can handle
comfortably lis increased load.
An Increased load may be due
to a high blood prossure or to
nn old Injury lo a heart valve.
Often such an Injury was pro
duced by a rheumatic fever
In childhood. A defective
heart action can follow also
the narrowing and plugging
up of some of the arteries that
supply the heart muscle with
blood.
If you're like most of us,
medical language is Greek to
you. Dr. Alvaron uses under
standable, laymen's terms In
his booklet "Heart Trouble."
It's a must If you or arty mem
ber of your family hnve tho
slightest suspicion of heart
trouble. It may be obtained
by sending 25 cents and a
arge, stamped, self-addressed
envelope with your request to
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept.
MMT. The Register and Trib
une Syndicate, Box 937, Dcs
Moines 4, Iowa.
CAT SCATCH DISEASE
Some people scold me, say
ing that we doctors keep flnd-
00 About Faces
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13 00 Sign Off ,
ing new diseases, when, good
ness knows, the world already
has enough of them, In 1051,
two doctors, W, Greene and
C. S. Reefer, described a
fever which followed the
scratch of a cat. Since then.
some 500 cages have been re
ported. Usually, the lymph
nodes draining the region
scratched will enlarge - either
in the arm-pit or the groth
Sometimes the enlarged
glands will break down and
fill with pus. When this hap
pens; they have to be lanced,
Checklist of Birds
Compiled by SI urges
Ashland "Birds of South
ern Oregon," a checklist pri
marily for birds indigenous to
Douglas, Coos, Curry, Jose
phine, Jackson, Klamath, and
Lake Counties, has been com
piled and published by Dr.
F. W. Bturges of the Southern
Oregon eollege science-mathematics
division.
Symbols have been devised
for each bird listed In the leaf
let, "c" indicating that the
bird Is seen mostly on the
coast; "1" seen mostly in the
lake basins of Klamath and
Lake counties; "m" seen most
ly in the mountains; "r" year
long resident; "s" summer Vis
itor, usually nesting; w win
ter visitor; and "p" passing
through on migration. Paten
theses around the symbol in
dicate names of older usage.
Additional data to be en
tered on the checklist Includes
weather, locality, and date of
the sighting. The leaflets have
been placed on sale at cost in
the college bookstore, it was
announced.
Small
Worlds
Around
By
Lynn W.
Watklni
(Register it Tribune Syndicate, 1861)
Th King'! Crown
II an AabrtttiVt) Kill
There s a horde of hungry,
cold-blooded killers stalking
the tidal mud fliits; relentless
predators who never rest . .
each with an outer then sym
bollcally striped with white
bands . . . like desperate con
vlcts running at large.
These colorful marauders
are the "crown shells, and
by the shell collector they art
considered pretty. If they
were less abundant, they
might be valuable aa collect-
on' ltema.
To glorify them a little,
most walkers along the beaoh
cs call these shells "th King's
Crown," because of the row
of sharp spinea around the
upper part of the shell, For
some . unknown reason this
shell Is common In many sec
tions around the Gulf Coast,
and in other places seemingly
the same, they are strangely
absent.
Aggressive Creature
The Kings crown is one
of the most aggressive of all
the world s shelled creatures.
And, too, it is exceedingly ac
tive another peculiar char
acteristic for ordinarily we
think of the mollusks as pret
ty slow and sluggish crea
tures.
The shells usually are snug
gled corlly In the warm mud
of a bay bottom, living their
lives In a drab, peaceful sort
of way. But to the rest of the
world ot mollusks, the King's
Crown is a bloodthirsty tiger
whose vicious nature makes
him the most dangerous of
predators.
The King's Crown can move
about twice as fast as any
other mollusk. They are
equipped by nature with long,
rasping tongues capable of fil
ing a hole in the thickest
shell In a very ' short time.
Even the salt water clam, who
usually has a protecting shell
at least a quarter of an Inch
in thickness, cannot escape if
a hungry crown shell decides
to eat it.
The hole Is bored, the long
tongue of the King's Crown
Is probed Into the opening and
into the soft flesh, and the
juices are quickly sucked out.
Later the empty clam shell
may be cast up Oh a beach.
Construct! Disci
Even in this low order of
animal life, and amid vicious
ahd bloodthirsty killers, there
must be periods of love-making
and the starting of fam
ilies so that the race will con
tinue. So, each spring, when
the water warms and the sun
is hot, the female crown shell
goes to great, pains to con
struct a series Of flat, wafer
like discs attached to a tough
cord.
The discs she makes from
,,,.la- innil orA aalitrd It, frtf
capsules thus made she de
posits her eggs. Each diso is
about the size and thickness
of a nickel, and each evenly
spaced along the "cord." The
entire assembly is buried in
the mud The minute the task
is completed, this cold-blooded
mother forgets them, and
goes on her predatory way.
The little discs lie quietly
in the warm, oozy mud for
several days. Inside the cap
sules the tiny mollusks are
born, each about the size of
a pinhead and each equipped
with a sharp, raspy tongue
and the instinctive knowledge
to cut a hole In the wall of
the capsule that holds them,
and to escape Into the wide
ocean, and there prey merci
lessly on otner snott creaiures
who also will be striving to
live. .
People In ' the Orient and
the Pacific Ocean eat sea
weed both as vegetables and
as sweet condiments.
Tin ehlnmfshtg from Malava
during the first 10 months of
ig.to totaled 36.638 tons-7.7
per cent lower than the cor
responding 1958 period.
Strange As It Seems sy elsif mix
1JH U65 tRITON,
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