contextual information as possible

Anyone who did consult in this way should obtain as much contextual information as possible to avoid falling into the same trap as the eminent Parisian physician Guillaume Boucher (d. 1410). He examined a sample and confidently announced that it belonged to a man with stomach problems. The couriers burst out laughing because it was produced by a woman. Partly motivated by a desire to avoid such humiliation, university-educated physicians increasingly argued that bedside medicine was the best form of treatment: it allowed the practitioner to conduct a physical examination (considering other important signs, such as pulse, and scrutinizing other excreta, such as sweat and feces) and to interrogate the patient about his symptoms. สล็อตเว็บตรง