An Ephemeris of Materia Medica, Pharmacy, Therapeutics and Collateral Information, 4권E.R. Squibb, 1897 |
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acetanilid acetic acid acetone action acute administration agent alcohol alluded analgesic antipyretic Antipyrin antiseptic antitoxin appears application attention barium bottle camphor carbolic acid cent chemical chloride chloroform chronic claimed clinical cocaine color colorless compound continues creosote decomposed decomposition diluted diphtheria disease disinfectant distilled doses drug eczema effects ether experience favorable fever Germany give glycerin grains grammes guaiacol guaiacum hydration hydrogen dioxide hypnotic hypochlorite Ichthyol increased injection iodoform irritation Journ liquid manufacture Medical milligrammes mixture name given neuralgia observers obtained odor ointment pain paper paraldehyde past patient Phenacetin Piperazin potassium powder practically produced Prof pulmonary tuberculosis quantity recently recommended remedy reported rheumatism Salicylate salicylic acid Salol salt serum skin sodium soluble in water solution specific gravity strength successful Sulphonal sulphuric acid symptoms temperature therapeutic tion toxic treated treatment tube ulcers uric acid urine vapor
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1459 페이지 - It has a powerful affinity for the epidermis, penetrating deeply into its substances and it mingles with fatty materials in any proportion.
1876 페이지 - In practice it will have been noticed by most medical practitioners that there is a very distinctly appreciable lowered vitality in infants which are fed on boiled milk. The process of absorption is more delayed, and the quantity of milk required is distinctly larger for the same amount of growth and nourishment of the child than is the case when fresh milk is used.
1684 페이지 - The discovery of the healing serum is entirely the result of laboratory work. It is an outcome of the studies of immunity. In no sense was the discovery an accidental one. Every step leading to it can be traced, and every step was taken with a definite purpose and to solve a definite problem.
1667 페이지 - Any manufacturer finding it necessary to use alcohol in the arts, or in any medicinal or other like compound, may use the same under regulations to be prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury, and on satisfying the collector of internal revenue for the district •wherein he resides or carries on business that he has complied with such regulations and has used such alcohol therein, and exhibiting and delivering up the stamps which show that a tax has been...
1864 페이지 - Fontan, with the addition of the peroxide of hydrogen, and are as follows : " 1. The operative field is shaved and rendered surgically clean in the usual manner. " 2. A few drops of a 4 per cent, solution of cocaine are injected beneath the skin where the puncture is to be made. "3. A straight, sharp-pointed bistoury is then thrust well into the most prominent part of the tumor until pus flows.
1854 페이지 - ... drachm each of oil of cajuput and oil of cloves. A piece of lint is soaked in this mixture, wrapped around the affected parts, covered with protective, and kept in place by a bandage.
1842 페이지 - ... or less of air. 2. The vapor of formalin is rapid in its disinfectant action. The effect produced in the first fifteen minutes is practically equivalent to that observed after twenty-four hours.
1742 페이지 - That after a lapse of two years the metrical system be rendered compulsory by act of Parliament. (c) That the metrical system of weights and measures be taught in all public elementary schools as a necessary and integral part of arithmetic, and that decimals be introduced at an earlier period of the school curriculum than is the case at present.
1789 페이지 - ... (1) A great reduction in the mortality of cases brought under treatment on the first three days of illness. (2) The lowering of the combined general mortality to a point below that of any former year.
1903 페이지 - X-ray. She has detailed the ladies of her court to serve as subjects, and has been making pictures of their skeletons. It seems that these gave such an alarming insight into the distortion wrought by tight lacing, that the female nobility of Portugal rushed to order gowns six or eight inches wider than their belt measure.