Sprain. A stopper is put under the heel; or compress the leg with bandages to stop circulation and knock below repeatedly and forcibly. Edema and ecchymosis follow.
Conjunctivitis. Ipecac, pepper, septic or fecal materials. Pupillary dilatation has been produced by introduction of a belladonna grain under the eyelid daily.
Ears. Running at the ears produced by placing urine or chemical product in the ear.
Emaciation and pallor. Ingestion of a large amount of vinegar. Abuse of strong tobacco.
Muscular weakness. Arsenious acid in eggs. Voluntary lead and mercurial intoxications.
Epilepsy. Absence of pupillary reflex to light and pupillary dilatation, insensibility of nasal mucosa and modifications of pulse persistent after the attack is over cannot be imitated.
Fever. Striking elbows against walls to elevate the mercury in the thermometer. Take temperature by rectum.
Bites. One simulator had a fork with twisted teeth to produce the effect.
Intra-abdominal projectiles. Bullet swallowed.