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 CONTENTS.

Pages Part First. - THE MA.TERIA MEDICA, as in

to b8.
I
actual use to-day by British Physicians.
(Alphabetically arranged.)

This part embraces all those Simple Medicinal Sub-

stances (that is, drugs and chemicals) which are in current

and well-established use in the medical practice of Greater

Britain or which, if too recently introduced to be as yet
in general use, are vouched for by eminent authorities in
medical science —
also all the Pharmaceutic Preparations
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recognized by the British Pharmacopoeia.

(Added thereto, for the convenience of those practilionert who

prescribe them, are Medicamentous Mixtures advertised only to
the Profession, but whose composition or mode of manufacture
has not been made known with sufficient completeness or exact-
ILqcss to satisfy all members of the Profession.)

There has also been included, under the title of “Foods",

a list ofsuch mere B'ood and Dietetic Products as are fre-
(luently prescribed for infants’ diet, or for the sick or con-
valescent.

Omitted from the Materia Medica chapter are: Medica-

ments that have become obsolete, or that are too rarely
used to be of general interest; and such new remedies as
are not yet safely accredited on reliable authority; also
those galenic preparations (tinctures, extracts, pills, essen-
ces, elixirs, wines, emulsions, etc.) which are not standard-
ized according to the British Pharmacopoeia; likewise all
articles that are put up and advertised for self-medication
by the lay public.

Separate Titles in the alphabetic series are accorded,

as a rule, to the botanical drugs and other(pharmacentical
mother substances, to proximate principles (alkaloids, glu-
cosidcs, organic acids, etc.), and to chemical compounds
(salts, “synthetics", etc.); while the official galenic prepa-

iV
rations, Infusions, Extracts, Tinctures, etc., derived from
them, are mentioned under the titles of their respective
mother-substances as well as in their respective groups,
which will be found in the alphabetical order. (Thus, for
instance, Tinctura Opii ammoniata will be found both
under Opium and in the group of „Tincturae.“
Thoi do.scs stated always represent single doses, which
may be repeated several times a day.

CSmaller typt hna been employed— in order to economiee space

for those of th'jolder drugs and preparations which are so long
and well known that but little reference will need to he made to
them.)
(Those substances of the Materia Medica which can be had
of theMKRCK brand are — for the convenience of prescribera —
so designated.)

Supplement to the Materia Medica.

Part Second. — THERAPEUTIC INDICATI-

ONS for the use of Materia Medica and
other agents. (Arranged alphabetically under
the titles of the various Pathologic Conditions.)

This part summarizes in bidef form, the principal

means of treatment for each form of disease, as reported
to be in good use with practitioners at the present time
special stress has been laid on the therapeutic
agents usually employed in tropical diseases.
The statements hereon .are drawn from the standard works
of the leading modern writers on Therapeutics, and sup-
plemented —
in the case of definite chemicals of more
recent introduction — by the reports of prominent clinical
investigators.

Supplement to tlie Therapeutic indications.

Part Third.— CLASSIFICATION OF MEDICA-

MENTS according to their Physiologic
Actions. (Arranged alphabetically under the tit-
les of the Actions.)

This part recapitulates, for ready survey,

such
statements as are already given in “Part
1“, as to the
modes of action of the various medicaniciits.
 INDEX.

THE MATERIA MEDICA, as in actual use to day

by British Physicians. . . . (See pages 1 to 98.)

THERAPEUTIC INDICATIONS for the use of the

Materia Medica and other agents.
(See pages 99 to 226.)

CLASSIFICATION OF MEDICAMENTS according

to their Physiologic Actions, (See pages 227 to 236.)

For Details, see Descriptive Table of Contents, on

pages IV a?ul V.

ABBREVIATIONS.
= dram 0*. s ounce or ouJicc<
aim. = almost fl. dr. fluid
powd. = powder
amorpb. ~ amorphous grn.s: grain or grains
= which C^uod
grro.s* gramme or grammes q, V. .‘»ce
arom. — aromatic
infuB = infusion
vidtj
cc. = cubic centimetre = soluble or golubiUty
comp. — compound inject =
injection sol.
s sidutinn
Insol. s insoluble
Kului.
cryst =
crystals or crystal- spirit
intern, s internally
apt
line
lin. = liniment
ayr. = syrup
decoct. =
decoctiont
tastel. ~ tasteless
= liq. sr liquid or liquor
oil. dilute
Max. D. = maximum dose tr. = tinture
dram
or, ss wh. = white
emul^ = emulsion rt} or min. or M. = minim
4t. = times, 4 timet.
3 1 ;
fl

ert. =
extract or minims ,

extern. =
externally oint- ^ ointment.
P. B. or ft. otet. = fluid ex-
tract

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 Merck’s Manual.
PART FIRST.
THE MATERIA MEDICA,
As in Actual Use To-day by British Physicians.

Btadtr pleatt note;—

The GALKSIC PREPARATIONS of the Britijih Pharmacopoeia, when not listed un-
der their own titles, will be found under the titles of the druRS from which they are
derived.
FOOD AND DIETETIC PRODUCTS proper wUl be found under the title: “Foods**;
while Digeslanta, Hcmatinics, etc., are listed under their own titles.
SMALL TYPE is employed for the older class of drugs, which are so well known
as to require but little description.
Those articles of which the BIERCK brand is on the market, are — for convenience
in prescribing —
designated accordingly.
The DOSES given are for adults ; for children the following rule (Young’s) will
be found the most convenient. A.dd 12 to the age, and divide by the age, to get the
denominator of tlie fraction, the numerator of which is 1. Thus, for a child iwo
2 +^ 12
yearsold, =s 7, and the dose is one seventh of that for an ndult. Of power-
ful narcoticsand anthelmintics scarcely more than one-half of this proportion should
be need. Of mild cathartics, two or even ihree times the proportion may be employed.
In a general way it may bo said that appi-oximatoly the dose for a child of one
month is 1/20 that of an adult; for one of 8 months is 1/16; 0 months 1/10; 1 year
1/8; 2 years I'O; 3 years 1/6; 6 years 3/10; 8 years t/g; 10 years S'6 ; 12 years 2'S;
16 years 4'5; 20 to 45 years, adult dosage; 50 years 5 6; 60 years 4/5; 80 years 2/S.
For HYPODERMATIC INFECTIONS, the dose should be one-half of that used by
the mouth ; by reetmn, tive-fourihs of the same.
The letters grn. stand for grains; m. Minims; dr., drams; oz, ounces;] grm.,
grams.; cr.. cubic centimetres. — P. B. stands for British Pharmacopoeia.

Absinthin Merck.
Absiktiihx —
Yellow-brown, amorpli. or eryst. powd.; very bitter.
— Sol. in alcohol, chloroform; slightly in ether; insol. in water.
Bitter Tonic (in anorexia, constipation, chlorosis, etc.). Dose. —
Vigrn. (0.03 grm.) Max. D.: 1 grn. (0.06 grm.) single, 2grs. (0;1 grin.) daily.
Absinthium.
Wo.<iwnno.-]lo,c: ‘iO-40 Rm. (1.2-2.4 Krm.).— InfuB. (1-3: «4) and oil (1)., 1 P mj
0,00-0,18 cc.) used.

Acaciae Gummi. — V. B.
Go*i Aa.\iiic. — 8 tl, in water, insol. in alcohol. — PrepareUions Mucilage; Syr.— both
vehicles.

Acetanilide Merck. —
P. B. - Cryst. or Powd.
Antifekrin. — \Vh. scales or powd.; odorl.; burning
.
taste. — SoL.
in 194 parts water, 5 alcohol, 18 ether; very sol. in chloroform. —
Antipyretic, Analgesic, Antirheumatic, Antiseptic.' Uses: Intern.,
fever, rheumatism, headache, alcoholism, delirium, neuralgia, sleep-
lessness in children, etc.; extern., like iodoform, and as a preser-
vative of hypodermic solutions (1 :.100). Dose .3—10 grn. (0.2— 0.6 — :

grm.) in powd., alcoholic solut., or hot water cooled down and swee-
tened to taste. Max. D.: 8 grn. (OA grm.) single, 60 grn. (4.0 grm.'i
daily. —
Caution: Avoid large doses in fever!
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MAT. MED. J’ART I.

Acetyl-phenyl-hydrazine Merck.
Hydkacetin; Pyrouin.
— Prisms, or — tablets; silky luster; odorl.-
tastel. Sol. in 50 parts water; in alcohol, chloroform.
retic, Analgesic, Antipnrasitic.
Antipy-
— —
Uses Intern., to reduce fever gene- :

rally, in rheumatism, etc.; extern., psoriasis and other skin

— Dose :
diseases.
'.2—3 grn. (0.03—0.2 grm.). Max. D. 3 grn. fo.2 grm.)
single! :

4 grn. (0.25 grm.) daily. Extern, in 10 0/0 oint.

Acid, Acetic, Merck. Glacial. 99 5 %. — — .

Caustic (in warts or corns) .and Vesicant. Not used internally.

Antidotes: Emetics, magnesia, chalk, soap, oil, etc.
Acid, Acetic, Merck. — P. B. — 33%.
Dose: 5 — 15 1T\ — (0,3 1,0 grm.), well diluted.
Acid, Acetic, Diluted. — P. B.
4,27 per cent. — Dose s 1 dram to 1 o» (4.0 -30.0 grm.) with Water.
Acid, Agaricic, Merck.
Agaric, Laricic or Agaricinic, Acid. Powd. odorl.; almost tasteL
— — ;

Sol. in ether or chloroform; in 130 parts cold and 10 parts boi-

ling alcohol. Antihidrotic. — Uses: Night-sweat of phthisis and —
other infectious diseases, and to check the sudorific effects' of anti-
pyretics. — —
Dose Vo 1 grn. (0.01 0.06 grm.) at night, in pills.
: — Max.
D.: grn. 2'/2 (0.15 grm.) single; grn. 8 (0.5 grm.) daily.

Acid, Arsenious, Merck. — P. B. — Pure, Powder.

AVhite powd. odorl. tastel. — Sol. very slightly in water or alcohol.
— ; ;

Antiperiodic, Antiseptic, Alterative. —, Uses: Intern., malarial

fever, skin diseases, chorea, neuralgia, gastralgia, uterine disorders,
diabetes, bronchitis; extern., to remove warts, cancers, etc.
— Dose: —
Voo */i6 grn. (0.001 —
0.004 grm.) 4 t. daily. Max. D.: About '12 grn. —
(0.005 grm.) single ; about ‘/:i grn. (0,02 grm.) daily. Preparation Solut.
(l"/„). —
Extern, on neoplasms in large amounts to get quick re-
sults (namely combined with Orthoform); otherwise it is dangerous.
Keep from healthy tissues, lest dangerous absorption may occur. —
Antidotes; Emetics; stomach pump or siphon if seen immediately;
hot milk and water with zinc sulphate or mustard. .After vomiting,
give milk or eggs, and magnesia in milk. If saccharated oxide
of iron or dialyzed iron is handy, use it. If tincture of iron and
ammonia w'ater are within reach, precipitate former with latter,
collect precipitate on a strainer, and give it wet. .Always give anti-
dotes, be the case ever so hopeless. Incomi'atibles: Tannic acid, —
infusion cinchona, salts of iron, magnesium, etc.
Acid, Benzoic, from Benzoin, Merck. P. B. Sublimed. — — —
Pearly plates, or needles; aromatic odor and taste. SOL. in 2 parts —
alcohol; 3 parts ether; 7 parts chloroform; 10 parts glycerin; 500
parts water. (Borax, or sod. phosphate, increases sol. in water.)
— Antiseptic, Antipyretic, Expectorant. Uses: Intern., to acidify
phosphatic urine, reduce acidity of uric-acid urine, control urinary
incohtinence, also in chronic bronchitis and jaundice; extern., wound
dressing (1:100), in urticaria, etc. —
Dose: 5 — 15 grn. (0..3 1.0 grm.) —
6 t. daily. — . Incompatiules: Corrosive sublimate, lead acetate etc.
Acid, Boric, Merck. — P. B. — Cryst. or Impalpable Powder.
Dose 5—30 gm.
: (0,3— 2,0 grm.)
Acid, Camphoric, Merck. — Cryst.
Colorl. needles or scales; odorl.; feebly acid taste. — Sol. in ^cohol,
ether; very slightly in water; 50 parts fats or oils. — Antihidrotic,
Antiseptic, Astringent, Anticatarrhal. Uses &>jo — : Extern., 2 — aqueous
solut., with lie/b of alcohol to each l"/u of acid, in acute skin dis-
Manuals
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PART 1. MAT. MED.

eases, as gargle or spray in acute and chronic affections of respi-

ratory tract; intern., night-sweats, clironic bronchitis, pneumonia,
gonorrhea, angina, chronic cystitis, etc. Dose: 10 20 grn. (0.6— —
— 1.2 grm.). dry. — —
Max. D. 32 80 grn. (2.0 6.0 grm.)
:

Acid, Carbolic, Merck. — Absolute, Loose Crystals or

Fused. — P. B.
Phexol. — Dose: 1 — 3 grn.
(0,06 —
0,18 grm.) twice or three times a
day well diluted or in pills. —
Prejoarc^ions Glycerite ( 20 o/oJ; Oint.
(50/o). —
AxTiDOTiiS: Soluble alkaline sulphates after emesis with
zinc sulphate; raw white of egg; calcium saccharate; stimulants
hypodermically. — Incompatibles: Chloral, ferrous sulphate.

Acid, Caryophyllic, — see Eugenol

Acid, Cetraric, — see Cetearin.

Acid, Chloracetic. caustic, Merck.

Mixture of chlorinated acetic acids. Colorl. — liq. — Uses: Eseharotic.

Acid, Chromic, Merck. - P. B. — — Highly Pure, Gryst.;

also Fused, in Pencils.
Powerful caustic (1 in 1 of water) applied with a pointed glass rod
to warts or glutals, to condylomata, lupus and syphilitic affections
of tongue, pharynx and larynx. For sweating feet; after washing
paint with a 5 to lOo/o aqueous solution. Incompatibles Alcohol, :

ether, glycerin, spirit of nitrous ether, arsenous acid, and nearly

every organic substance. —
Caution Dangerous accidents may occur
:

by contact with organic substances. Avoid cork stoppers!

Acid, Chrysophanic, medicinal, — so-called, — see Chrisarobin.

Acid, Cinnamic, Merck.
CiNNAjiTLic scales; odorl. — Sol. in alcohol, ether etc.;
Acid.— White
very slightly in water.— Antituhercular, Antiseptic. — Uses Tuber-
culosis and lupus, parenchymatously and intravenously. — Applied
:

in 5»/o emulsion or alcoholic solut. — Injection (intravenously):

2 to 4 to 16 m —0,2—1,0
(0,1 of a So/q oily emulsion, with 0,7
cc.)
o/o
solut. sodium chloride, twice a week.

Acid, Citric, Merck. — P. B., Cryst. or Powd.

Sou in wa^r, alcohol. — Antiseptic, Antiscorbutic, and Refrigerant,
— Uses: Extern., post-partum hemorrhage; pruritus; .agreeable
application in diphtheria, angina or gangrenous sore mouth intern.,
cooling beverage to assuage fever, and remedy in scurvy.
DOse: —;

10—30 grn (0.6— 2.0 grm.). Preparation: Syr. (lo/o) Extern., for —
painting throat, 5—lOo/o
drink, 80 grn. to 1 quart.
solut. in glycerin; gargle, 1 —2 o/o; cooling
(5.0 to 250 cc.);

Acid, Cresotic, Para-, Merck. Pure. —

White needles. —
Sol. in alcohol, ether, chloroform, Children’s —
Antipyretic, Intestinal Antiseptic. —
Uses: Febrile affections, gastro-
intestin^ catarrh. Mostly used as Sodium
paracresotate (which
see).-- Dose (acid): Antipyretic, 2—20 grn.
(0.12—1.25 grm.), accor-
ding to age; intestinal antiseptic (children's
diseases), ^/4 l ^
ern
(0.015—0.06 grm.), in mixture. —
Max. D. 60 grn. (4 grm.). :

Acid, Dichlor-acetic, Merck. — Pure.

Colorl. liq. —
Sol. in water, alcohol, Caustic. — Uses: Venereal
and akin diseases.

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M/VT. MED. PART I.

Acid, Filicic, Merck. Amorph. —

Fii.icinh! Acid. —
Amorph.. sticky powd.; odorl.; tastel. - Anthel-
mintic. — Dose: B— 15 grn. (0.35—1.0 grm.).

Acid, Gallic, Merck. P. B. —

Pure, White Cryst. —
Adstringent. UsKS: Pyrosis, Night sweats of phthisis and Albumi-
nuria. —
Dose: 2 to 10 grn. (0.1— O.B grm.) three times a day. --
Incompatibles: Ferric salts.
Acid, Hydrobromic, Merck. — Diluted. — P. B. — 10%.
Uses: Same as the Bromides. — Dose: 15 —60 Bi (1 — 4 cc.). in sweet
water.
Acid, Hydrochloric — P. B.
31.9 per cent. HCl. Doeo: U —'6 — CO-1— 0.4 cc.), well diluted. — A.yTiDoiK»:
Chalk, whiting, magnesia, alkali carbonates, and albumen. — iNcoMeATiaaaa : Alkalies,
Ailver salts, chlorates, salts of lead, etoa

Acid, Hydrochloric, Diluted — P. B.

lO per ceut. HCl. Dose: 10 — 80 minims (0. 6—2.0 cc.), in sweet water.

Acid, Hydrocyanic, Diluted — P. B.

2 per cent- HCN — Dose: 2 — 0 n\ (0.1 -0.36 cc.) — Max. Doss* (0,0 cc.) dallj.
— Kxtssn. 1 ; 8—16 as lotion, onlj on unbroken skin. — Caution ? Very liable to dc*
composition. When brown in color it is unfit for use.

Acid, Hydro-iodic, Merck. Sp. Gr. l. 7 .- 20 %. —

Deep-brown, fuming liq. —
Antirheumatic, Alterative. Uses: Rheu- —
matism. bronchitis (acute or chronic), asthma, syphilis, obesity,
psoriasis, to eliminate mercury or arsenic from the system etc. .
—
Dose : 1 —2 n\ (0.06 —0.12 cc.) well diluted.

Acid, Hypophosphorous, Merck. — Diluted. — 10>.

Dose : 6—15 n\ (0.85—1.0 cc.).

Acid, Lactic, Merck, — P. B.

Caustic. — Applied as 50—80o/o paiut,
Mebck’s L.actic Acid is perfectly colorless and odorless.

Acid, Laricic, — see acid, Agaeicic.

Acid Monochlor-acetic, Merck.
Very deliquescent cryst. —Sol. in water. Caustic. — — Uses: Warts,
corns, etc. — applied in concentrated solnt.
Acid Nitric. — P. B.
70 per cent. HNO
3 sp. Rr. 1.42.
. - Arrw.D (as an Eacbarotio) pure. - AsTwetss;
Same as of hydrochloric acid.

Acid Nitric, Diluted. — P. B.

Sp. gr. 1.101-17.44 per cent. HNOj. - Dosei 10-80 fq fO.S-S.O oc.), well dilutee]. .

Acid, Nitro-hydrochloric, Diluted. P. B. —

One-flfth strength of concentrated, which is not used thnrapeutlcally. — D»as lattm.,
jaundice, biliary calculi, dyspepsia, chronic rheumatism, etc.; «4em., diluted, aa spon-
ge or foot-bath, 2 or St. a week.- Dose: 6-10 (IJ (0.8-0.6 oc), welldlluted.-A.MiooTs.
and LacoMPATiaaaa; Same as of hydrochloric acid.

Acid, Osmic. — see Acid, Perosmic.

Acid. Oxalic, Merck. Cryst. —
Tr.ansparent cryst.; very acid taste. — .Sol. in water, .alcohol; slightly
in ether. Emmenagogue. Sedative. — USES Functional amenorrhea, :

acute cystitis. —
Dose Vs— 1 grn. (0.03—0.06 grm.) every 4 hours, in
:

Sweetwater. — Antidotes: (Calcium s,acchar.ate. ch.alk. lime-water,

magnesia.— Incompatibles Iron and its salts, calcium salts, .alkalies.
:

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PART I.
MAT. MED.

Acid, Oxy-naphtoic, Alpha-, Merck. Pure. —

White or yellowish powd.: odorl.; sternutatory. Sol. in alcohol, —
chloroform, fixed oils, aqueous solut’s of alkalies and alkali carbo-
nates; insol. in water. —
Antiparasitic, Antizymotic.— USES; Intern.,
disinfectant intestinal tract (reported 5 times as powerful as sali-
cylic acid) extern., in parasitic skin diseases (in loo/o oint.). coryza,
etc. — Dose: ;

I'.'s— 3 grn. (0.1— 0.2 grm.).

Acid, Perosmic, Merck.

OsMiC Acid. —
Yellowish needles; very pungent, disagreeable oddi-.
Sol. in water, alcohol, ether. —
Antineuralgic, Discutient, Anti-epi-
leptic. —
Uses: Intern., muscular rheumatism, neuralgia; extern.,
remove tumors, and in sciatica (by injection). Dose: Vei grn; —
(0.001 grm.) several t. daily. M.ix. D.; V o grn. (0.004 grm.) daily. In- —
jection: 1/20— Vc grn. (0.003—0.01 grm.) asio/o solut.in aqueous glycerin
i40“'o) —
Antidote: Sulphuretted hydrogen. Incomp atiiiles: Or-
ganic substances, phosphorus, ferrous sulphate, etc. Caution: Vapor —
exceedingly irritating to the air-passages.
Acid, Phosphoric, (Ortho-), Merck. Syrupy. 85%. — P. B. — —
Sp. gr. 1.5 with 47.40/0 Anhydride. Dose: 1—4 IT), (0.06—0.23 grm.) well
diluted.
do Merck. Diluted. — — 10%.
Dose: 10—30 m (0.6— 2.0 cc.). — Incompatibles; Ferric chloride, lead
acetate, etc.
Acid, Picric. Merck. Cryst. —
PiCKONiTKic, PiCRiNic, Or Carbazotic AciD. Ye(low cryst. —
odorl.; intensely bitter. — ,

Sol. in alcohol, ether, chlorofbrhi, benzene;

slightly in water. —
Antiseptic, Astringent. Uses: Intern., in —
malaria, trichiniasis) etc.; eastern., in erysipelas, eczema, hums,
fissured nipples, etc. Test for albumin and peptone. Applied in —
Vioo/o soliit. for cracked nipples, V2 —
lo/o hydro-alcoholic solut. lor 10
minutes every 3 or 4 days in burns. —
Dose: '.'2 2 grn. (0.03 0.12 grm.) — —
in alcoholic solut. —
Max, D.: 5 grn. (0.3 grm.) single, 24 gm. (1.5 grm.)
daily —
Antidote: Albumen. —
Incompatibles; All oxidizahle sub-
stances. —
Caution Dangerously explosive with sulphur, phosphorus,
:

etc. Do not apply in substance or in oint., lest toxic symptoms appear

Acid, Pyrogallic, Merck, (Pyrogallol). — Resublimed.

Used only extern., in 5 lOO/o oint. —
Acid, Salicylic, Merck. — P. B., Cryst.; and Natural (from
Oil Wintergreen).
— —
Dose 5 30 grn. (0.3 2.0 grm.) several times a day.
:

Acid salicylic physiological pure.

Acid, Sozolic, — see Aseptol.
Acid, Sulpho-anilic, Merck. Cryst. —
—
White efflorescent needles. Sol. slightly in alcohol; 112 parts water.
— Anticatarrhal, Analgesic. — U.SES: Intern., coryza, catarrhal laryn-
etc. — Dose: 10 — 20 grn.
gitis, — grm.) to 2 dailv. in aqueoua
(0.6 1.3 1 t.
‘
sol.with sodium bicarb.
Used also in Ehrlich’s Diazo-test for Typhoid fever : A. Hydrochloric-
acid 10, Sulphanilic acid 2.5, Water to 500. B. Sodium Nitrite 1, to
Water For Use mix 200 of A with 5 of B and an equal volume
200.
ot urine and render alkaline witli strong ammonia. Red coloration.

Acid, Sulpho-salicylic, Merck.

White cryst. —
SOL. in water, aloohol. — Uses': Delicate urine-albu-
mm test.

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Acid, Sulphuric, Aromatic P. B. —

12.6 per cent. Hj SOl — B««t form for administration. —
— Do#ej 6 — 20nrj (0,3— 1.26 grm.) t Same aa the foliowimr. ^
Acid, Sulphuric, Diluted. P. B. —
13.6 per cent. H 08 O 4 — (Concentrated Salplmric acid it not uted roedicinally.) -
Ufa* : Intern., gaatro-intest. disorders, phthisical sweats, e xophtbalmic goiter, eto.; alao
as solvent for quin, sulph., etc. - Doiet 6-30 —
0) i*. 8 2.0cc.J well diluted; for chll-
<tren 1 (0.06 grm.)« —
Antidotes ; Same as of hydrochloric acid.

Acid, Tannic, Merck. — P. B. Light.

—
Dose: 2 10 grn. (0.1 — 0.6 grm.). —
Preparations: Collodion (20o/o);
Dlycerite (20«/o) Oint. (20u/o)
;
Troches 1 grn. (0 06 grm.).
; I.scomp- —
ATIBLES; Ferrous and ferric salts antimony and potassium tartrate, ,

lime Avater, alkaloids, albumen, gelatin, starch.

Acid, Tartaric, Merck. — P. B., Gryst. or Powd.

Dose : 10 —30 grn. (0.6 — 2.0 grm.).
Acid, Trichlor-acetic, Merck. — Pure, Gryst.
Deliquescent cryst. pungent, suffocating odor; canstic. Soi.. freely
in water, alcohol, ether.
;

—
Escharotic, Astringent, Hemostatic.
tfsES: Venereal and cutaneous warts, papillomata, vascular nsri,
pigment patches, corns, nosebleed, obstinate gleet, gonorrhea, naso-
pharyngeal affections and indolent ulcers. Applied: As escharotic, —
pure, or in concentrated solut. astringent and hemostatic, I 30/o —
—
:

solut. Caution: Keep in glass stoppered bottle.

Acid, Valerianic, Merck.

Oily liq., strong valerian odor bitter, burning taste. Sol. in water, —
alcohol, ether, chloroform. — ;

^Antispasmodic, Sedative. Uses: Nervous

affections, hysteria, mania, etc. Doso: 1 —
10 drops, in sweetened —
water. Max. D.: 10 drops single; 40 drops daily.

Aconite Root — P, B.
Preparation.; Ext. (D., Vl —
2 ifrnO (0.016 — 0.03 ffrm.); P. E. (D.,
1 4—2
/ (0.015—0.1)
Tr. (q. v.)» — See also, Aconitine.

Aconitine, Potent, Merck. Gryst. — — (Do not confound with

the or amorphous!)
Alkaloid from Aconite, prepared according to process of Duquesnel. —
White cryst. feebly bitter taste. —
Sol. in alcohol, ether, chloroform
insol. in water.
;

—
Anti-neuralgic, Diuretic, Sudorific, Anodyne.
Uses: Intern., neuralgia, acute or chronic rheumatism, gout, tooth-
ache. etc.: extern., rheumatism, other pains. Dose : ‘ g4o— soo gro. —
(0.0001—0.0003 grm.) several t. daily, in pill or solut.. with caution.
'.

—
Max. D. ‘I'OO grn. (0.0003 gi-m.) single Vioo grn. (0.0006 grm.) daily. —
:

Extern.: 1:2000— .500 parts lard. —

Antidotes: Small repeated doses
;

of stimulants; artificial respiration, atropine, digitalis, .ammonia.

Caution: Never use on abraded surfaces. Danger of absorption!
10—20 times as toxic as the mild amorph. aconitine (below)!

Aconitine, Mild, Merck. Amorph. —

(Do not confound with —
the “Potent“ or crystallized!)
UsE.s: As aconitine, potent, cryst.; but only Vio m as powerful. —
—
Dose: '/W '/20 grn. (0.001—0.003 grm.), very carefully increased.—
Extern. Ve— 20/0 oint. or solut

Aconitine Nitrate Merck. Gryst. —

Dose: Same as of aconitine, potent, cryst
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Adeps Lanae Hydrosus Merck.

Hydrous Wool-fat. — YellowisTi- white unctuous mass. Contains ,

about Freely takes up water and aqueous soluts. Non

Soo/o water.
irritant, permanent emollient, and base for ointments
and creams
replacing lanolin perfectly in all its uses.

Adeps Lanae Anhydricus. P. B. —

(Akhydrous Wool-fat.) — Contains less than fo/o of water.

Adonidin Merck.
Adonin. —
Yellowish-brown, very hygroscopic, odorl. powd. intensely
— Sol. in water, alcohol insol. in ether, chloroform. — Cardiac
;

l,itter.
Stimulant, mild Diuretic. — USES: Obsesity and Heart diseases,
;

especially mitral and aortic regurgitation, and relieving precor(Hal

pain and dyspnoea. — Doso: Vie — grn. (0.004— O.OlSgrm.) 4 daily, t.

in pill, or solut. in chloroform water

— '/4

with ammonium carbonate.

Max. D.; >'3 grn, (0.02 grm.) daily.
Agaricin Merck.
White powd.; sweet, withbitter after-taste.— SoL. in alcohol; slightly
in water, ether, or chloroform. Antihidrotic. ses: Phthisical —— —
nightsweats, sweating from drugs. ^Dose: '/j Igrn, (0.015 0.06 grm.). — —
Max. D.: 1 grn. (0.06 grm.) single; 4 grn. (0.25 grm.) daily.
Airol.
BisiruTH OxTiODOtiALL.VTE, —
Grayish-green, odorl., tastel. powd.
— Insol, in water, alcohol, etc. Surgical Antiseptic, like iodo- —
form; also Antigonorrhoic. Extern, pure lOo/o emuls. in equal parts
glycerin and water, or 10— 20u/o oint.

Alantol Merck.
Helenine. Amber liq.; odor and taste like peppermint.
ol. in alco- — —
hol, chloroform, ether. Internal Antiseptic, Anticatarrhal. U.SES;
Instead of turpentine, in pulmonary affections. DOse : Ve n\, (0.01 cc.) —
lot. daily, in pill, powd., or alcoholic solut. Max. D. 801 (0.5 grm.) :

single ; 32 (T) (2.0 grm.) daily.

Alcohol, Spiritus rectificatus — P. B.

88,7 per cent. — Sp« Gr. 0.838.)

Aletris Cordial.
—
Not completely defined. (Stated: “Prepared from Aletris farinosa [or
True Unicorn], combined with aromatics. Uterine Tonic and Restor-
— Dose
—
ative. : 1 fl. dr. (4 cc.) 3 or 4 t. daily.“)

Allyl Tribromide Merck.

Yellow liq. cryst. mass in cold. Sol. in alcohol, ether. Sedative, — —
Antispasmodic.
;

—
Uses: Hysteria, asthma, whooping cough, etc.
Dose : 5 n\ (0.3 cc.), 2 or 3 t. daily, in capsules. Max. D. 15 (II (1,0 grm.)
daily. Injection : 2 or 3 drops, in 20 drops ether.
Almond, Bitter — P. B,
Preparatioru Oil (D., one-aixth to Vs (0.01-,-e.03 cc.); Water (q. t.).
Almond, Sweet P. B. —
PrtparaHom: EmnU. (a« vehicle) ; Oil (D., 2-4 drams (8-18.0 grm.); Syr. (as vehicle).

Aloes, Barbadoes — P. B.
Doi 6 I 2*0 f rn« (0.1«0.4<grro,)

Aloes, Socotrine — P. B.
UoM t 2-0 grn. (0.1-0, 4 grm.). — PrtpaTation Ext. [D., 1-3 gm. (0.06-0.2 grm.)].

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Aloin Merck. — P. B.
Barbaloin. — Dose: — 2grn.
'.'s (0.03 —
0.l2grm.) Max. D, 3'- grn. (0.2 :

grm.) single, 8 grn. (0.5 grm.) daily. I.njectio.s grn. (0.045 grm.) dissol-:

ved in formamide
Merck’s Aloin, is clearly soluble, and meets all other require-
ments of P. B.
Althea Radix — P. B.
Mah»mali.ow. — Preparation Syr. (1 28), as Tckicle.

Alums : — Ammonium Ammonio-ferric; Potassium,

; see Alum- —
ixnj.Mand Amaionium Sulphate; iron and ammonium Sulphate,
Ferric; and Aluminium and Potassiu.m Sulphate.

Aluminium Acetate Merck. Basic. —

Gummy mass or granular powd — Insol. in water. — Uses : Intern.,
diarrhea and dysentery; extern., washing foul wounds. — Dose:
5 — 10 grn. (0.3 — 0.6 grm.) 3 t. daily.

Aluminium A ceto-tartrate Merck.

Lustrous, yellowish granules; sour-astringent taste. Sol. freely but
very slowly in water: insol. in alcohol, ether, glycerin. Energetic —
Desinfectant and Astringent. —
Uses: Chiefly in diseases of the air-
passages. —
Applied in */a to 20/o solutions; or as snuff, with V* its
weight of powdered boric acid; 500/o solut. for chilblains.

Aluminium Sulphate Merck. — Pure.

White lumps or powd.; sweet-astringent taste.
odorl. Sol. in 1.2 —
parts water. —
External Antiseptic, Caustic, Astringent.
;

USES: —
Fetid ulcers, fetid discharges; enlarged tonsils, scrofulous and can-
cerous ulcers; endometritis; nasal polypi, etc. Applied in 1:20 —
to 1:100 solut., or concentrated solut.

Aluminium &. Potassium Sulphate Merck. (Alum, P. B.) — —

Cryst. or Powd.; Pure, Burnt; and in Pencils
(Plain or Mounted).
—
Dose: 10— 20 grn. (0.6 1.25 grm.); emetic, teaspoonfnls in Honey. 2.

Aluminium Salts, — see Aluminium, etc.

Ammonia Water — Liquor Ammoniae — P. B.
Ill per cenUNHs. — Uoees 10-80 Ulml”- (‘’•S-S.Olgrm.).

Ammonia Water, Stronger — P. B.

32 percent. NHs. -4-10 min. well diluted.
Dote —
A*»n>oTtt ; Acetic, tarUric,
dll. liyflroclilorlc. acids, after vomiting. — lacoMtaTitLst Strong mineral acids,
iodine, chlorine water, alkaioids, — Preparation. Spl, Arom. foctidus (10 per cent NHs).
Dotet t/2— 1 dr. (2 — 4.0cc.). (Liniin. 260/o NHs liquor.)

Ammoniac — P. B.
Gov orRKtIN AvnoMAo. - Dotei 10-20 grn. (0.6-1.2jgrm.) -|Prrporatiofu;| Emuli.
(4 per cent.); Plaster (with mercury).

Ammonium Arseniate Merck.„

White, efflorescent cryst. Sol. in water. —
Alterative. Uses:,
— —
Chiefly in akin diseases. —
Dose : V20 grn., tO.003 grm.) gradually in-
creased, 3 t. daily in much water.)

Ammonium Benzoate Merck. — P. B.

Diuretic employ ed in dropsy and gout.fDose :
;
10— 20,grn. )(0.6— 1.2 grm.)
3 or 4 t. daily, in syrup or water.
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Ammonium Bicarbonate Merck. — Pure, Cryst.

Sol. in{water, alcohol. —
Antacid, Stimnlant. Uses: Acid fermen- —
tation of stomach; stimnlant depressed condition. Dose: 3—10 grn. —
(0.2— 0.6 grm.).

Ammonium Bromide. — P. B.
Dose: 5 — 20 grn. (0.3 1.2 grm.).

Ammonium Carbonate Merck. — P.^B.

Dose : 3 — 10 grn. (0 2
. — 0.6 grm.).

Ammonium Chloride Merck. — P. B. — Pure, Granul.

Dose : 6-20 grn. (0.3-1.2 grm.) — PreparaUon!^: Troches 1 '.a grn. (0.09 grm.).

Ammonium Embelate Merck.

Red, tastel. powd.: — SOL. in diluted alcohol. — USES; Tape-worm.
Dose: Children, 3 grn. (0.2 grm.); adults, 6 grn. (0.4 grm;), in syrup or
honey, or in wafers, on empty stomach, and followed by castor oil.

Ammonium Fluoride Merck.

Very deliquescent, colorl. cryst. strong saline taste; Sol. in water —
— —
.
;

slightly in alcohol. Antiperiodic, Alterative. Uses; Hypertrophy

of spleen and in goitre, — —
Dose: 5 20 ITl (0.3 1.2 cc) of a solut. con-
taining 4 grn. to 1 ounce (0.25 grm. to 30 cc.) water. —.C aution Keep
in gutta-percha bottles!

Ammonium Hypophosphite Merck.

ASTiite cryst. — Sol. in water. — Uses; Phthisis, all diseases iwitU
• loss of nerve power, — Dose: 1—6 grn., (0.06 —0.4 grm.) 3 t. d.aily.

Ammonium Ichthyol-sulphonate, — see Ichthvol.i

Ammonium Phosphate, Dibasic, Merck. — P. B.
Colorl. prisms; odorl.; cooling, saline taste. Sol. in 4 parts water. —
— Uses: Rheumatism, gout, —
Dose: 6 20 grn. (0.3 1.2 grm.), 3 or—
4 t. daily in ‘,'2 ounce (15 cc.) water.
,

Ammonium Picrate Merck.

Ammonium Picronitrate or Carbazotate. Bright-yellow scales —
or prisms. —
Sol. in water. —
Antipyretic, Antiperiodic. U.SES: —
Malarialneuralgia, periodicfevers, and headache.- Dose: Vs- ii/agrn.
—
(0.0075 0.1 grm.), .3 t. daily, in pi^s.

Ammonium Salicylate Merck.

Colorl. prisms.— Sol, in water. — Antirheumatic. Antiiiyretic, Ger-
:

micide, Expectorant, — ,

Uses In febrile conditions, bronchitis, etc.

— Dose: 5 —30 grn, '(0.3 — 2.0 grm.): in
:

wafers.
Ammonium Sulpho-ichthyolate, — see Ichthyol.
Ammonium Tartrate Merck. — Neutral, Cryst.
Colorl.—;S 0 L, in water.— Expectorant.— Dosel,, 5—80 grn. (0.3— 2.0 grm.)-

Ammonium Valerianate Merck. —^White, Cryst.

Dose: 1—8 gm. (0.06— 0.5 grm.).
Ammonium & Iron Tartrate Merck.
Dose 5—10
: grn. (0.3—0.6 grm.).

Ammonium Double-Salts,
ium, Soniu.M, ETC.
— see under Bismuth, Iron, Potass-

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Amyl Nitrite Merck. — P. B. — Pure, or in Pearls (1—3

drops).
Caution Amyl Nitrite
; is so very volatile that it is practically im-
possible to so stopper bottles that they will carry it without loss,
especially in warm weather. Shipped in cool weather and kept in
a cool place, the loss is not material, hut if kept in a warm place,
or if agitated much, so as to keep up any pressure of the vapor
within the bottle, the loss will be considerable, proportionately to
the pressure. —
Dose : 1 drop in brandy. Max. D. 6 drops daily. By
, ;

inhalation the vapour of 2 5 drops. —

Amylene Hydrate Merck.
Colorl., oily liq.: ethereal,camphoric taste. Sol. in 8 parts water; —
all proportions of alcohol, ether, chloroform, benzene, glycerine. Hyp-
notic, Sedative. —
Uses; Insomnia, alcoholic excitement, epilepsy,
whooping-cough, etc. —
Dose: Hypnotic, 45 70 n\ (3.0— 5.0 cc.) seda- —
tive, 15 — —
30 m (1 2 cc.); in beer, w'ine, brandy, syrup, etc., or in
;

capsules. Max. D. 1 dr. (3.75 grm.) single 2 dr. (7.5 grm. daily.
;
;
i

Anarcotine, Hydrochlorate.
NakcotinE Hydeochlokat. — Wh. powd., soluble in water. Anti-
periodic, in malaria acting when Quinine fails. — Dose 15 : —25 grn.
(1.0 — 1.5 grm.) per day.
Anemonin Merck.
Colorl., odorl. neutral needles. —
Sol. in hot alcohol, chloroform;
insol. in water.
,

Antispasmodic, 'Sedative, Anodyne, Dse.s: Asthma, —

bronchitis, whooping-cough, dysmenorrhea, orchitis, oophoritis and
other painful affections of female pelvis. —
Dose: */4 grn. (0.015 grm.)
2 t. daily. —
Max. D. Is grn. (0.03 grm.) single, 2 grn. (0.1 grm.) daily.
:

Anthrarobin Merck.
Yellowish white powd. —
Sol. in weak alkaline solut. slightly in
chloroform and ether, 10 parts alcohol. Deoxidizer, Antiseptic. — ;

—
Uses; Extern., instead of chrysarobin in skin diseases, especially
psoriasis, tinea tonsurans, pityriasis versicolor, and herpes. App- —
lied in 10 to 20o/o oint., or alcoholic solut.
Antifebrin, — see Acetanilid.
Antimony Oxide, Merck.
Diaphoretic, Emetic. Dose — : 1 to 2 grn. (0.06—0.12 grm.) ,
sever.al t.

daily.
Antimony Sulphide, Black, Merck. — (Purified black Anti-
mony, P. B.).
Diaphoretic, Alterative. — Dose: 5 — 16 grn. (0.3 — 1.0 grm.).
Antimony Sulphide, Golden, Merck. — P.B.
Alterative, Diaphoretic, Emetic, Expectorant. Dose: — */« — 1'/» grn.
(0,01 —
0.1 grm.) several times a day. Inoompatibles — : Sour food,
acid syrups, metallic salts.
Antimony, Sulphurated, Merck.
Kekmes Mineral. Alterative, Diaphoretic, Eraetia — Uses; Cutan-
—
eous diseases and syphilis; alterative generally. Dose: Ve — 2 grn. —
(0.01 —
grm.) in pill; as emetic, 5 20 grn. (0.3— 1.2 grm.X
0.1 — — Incom-
PATIBLE8: Acids and acid drinks or food.
Antimony Tartarated Merck. —
P. B.— Pure, Cryst. or Powd.
Tartar Emetic. — Dose: As a diaphoretic le— 'o gr. (O.iXM —0.01 grm.);
>

as a depressant Vs— 1 grn. (0.01— 0.06 grm.); as an emetic 1—2 grn.

(0.06 — 0.12 grm.). — Preparation: Wine iVntimony ( 0 40
. o). — Dose:
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—
5 eo rri (0.3 1.0 cc.). —
Antidotes (as — for antimonial compounds
in general) Tannic acid in solut., freely
; ;
stimulants and demulcents.
Antinosine.
Sodium salt of Nosophen. — Greenish-blue powd. of faint iodine ,

odor. — Sol. in water. — Antiseptic. — Uses: Chiefly in vesical catarrh.

Extern, in Vto — Vi per cent._solut.

Antipyrine.
PHENYL-DiMETiirL-PYRAZOLONE. — SOL. in 1 part of water, 2 alcohol.
— Dose : 10 —20 grn. (0.6 —1.25 grm.). — Applied (as Styptic) in 20 per
cent, solut. or pure. —
Incompatibles Acids, alkalies, cinchona pre- :

parations, copper sulphate, spirit nitrons ether, syrup ferrous iodide;

also tinctures of catechu, ferric chloride, iodine, kino, and rhubarb.
— Max. D. 10 grn. (1.9 grm.) single 90 grn. (5.6 grm.) daily.
:
;

Antispasmine.
N.arceine-sodiusi and Sodium S.alicylate Merck. Reddish, —
slightly hygroscopic powd. 500/o narceine. Sol. in water. An- — ,

—
tispasmodic, Sedative, and Hypnotic.
;

Uses: Whooping cough, laryn- —

gitis stridula, irritating coughs, etc. Dose Of a 5 o/o solut. 3 i t, — :

—
daily: under Vs year 3 5 drops, Va year 5 8 drops, 1 year 8 10 — —
drops, 2 years 10 —
12 drops, 3 years 15—20 drops, older children
20 —40 drops. — Caution: Keep from air!
Antitoxin, Diphtheria, Merck.
From serum of blood that has been subjected to poison of diph-
theria. —
Limpid. liq., generally preserved with VaO/o carbolic acid
or other preservative. Used in Diphteria, Ozaena, Laryngeal, croup
etc. —
Dose (children) Prophylactic , 200 250 antitoxic units ordi-
: — :

—
nary cases 600 1000 units severe cases (or those seen late or of
,

—
; ,

nasal or laryngeal type), 1500 3000 units: given hypodermically,

and repeated in about 8 hours if necessary. Adults receive twice
as much. Administered also internally (500 Units at intervals of
6 hours). Caution: The various brands differ in strength.

Apiol, Green, Merck. Fluid. —

Greenish, oily — SoL.
in alcohol, ether.
liq. Emmenagogue Anti- —
periodic. Uses: Dysmenorrhea, malaria. Dose: 5 [q (0.3 cc.), 2 or —
3 t. daily, in capsules Max. D. 5 grn. (0.3 grm.) single 24 grn.
;
:
;

(1.5 grm.) daily.

Apioline.
Not completely defined. —
(Stated: “True active principle of parsley
given in 4-min. (0.2 grm.) capsules. Emmenagogue. Dose : 2 or — —
3 caps., with meals.
“)
Apocodeine Hydrochlorate Merck.
YeUow-gray, very hygroscopic powd. Sol. in water. Expectorant — —
Sedative, Hypnotic. —
Uses Chronic bronchitis, and other bronchial
:

affections. Acts like codeine, but weaker; induces large

secretion of
saliva, and accelerates peristalsis.
— —
DOse : '/s 1 grn. (0.02 0.06 grm ) — —
in pills. Injection : ‘/e— '/a grn. (0.01—0.03 grm.), iii 200/o aqueous solut.’
Apooynum.
'..OAVADi.ti, _ Diuretic. - Preparation; F.E. (1 1). Doie 6-15
: ;
UJ (0.3-I.0 co.).

Apomorphine Hydrochlorate Merck, P. B. Cryst. or — —

Atnorplious. Recomixiandable to order the cryst-
allized product I

srn. (0.001—0.003 grm.) emetic. Vis— ‘/4 grn. ;

9'^- (emetic) Vio— Vs grn. (0.006—0.012 grm.)

:

Vs grn. (0.05 grm.) daily.-ANTiDOTES:

9^'oroform.— ncompatibles Alkalies, potassium
V
iodide, ferric
’

chloride. -
Caution: Keep dark and well
:

stoppered!
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MAT. Mlil). PART 1.

Arbutin Merck.
White needles; bitter. Sol. — in alkoRol; slightlj in water. — Diuretic.
— Uses Instead of uva-ursi
; leaves. —
Dose : 5 15 grn. (0.8 — —1.0 grm.)
4 t. daily.
Arecoline Hydrobromate Merck.
AVliite cryst. — Sol. in water, alcohol. — Myotic. — Applied in l«/osolut.
Argentamine.
8o/o solnt. silver pnosphate in
ethylene-diamine. Alkaline 15“,o solut. —
liq., turning yellow on exposure. and Astringent like — Antiseptic
silver nitrate..—- Uses: Chiefly gonorrhea. In.ject. in 1:4000- — ;

10.000 solut.

Argonin.
Silver-casein compound 4.25 per cent, silver. — Wh. powd. — Sol.
in hot water; ammonia increases solubility.
;

— Antiseptic. — Uses:
Chiefly in gonorrhea, in 1 3 per cent, solut. —
Aristol.
Dithymol Di-iodide. — Reddish-brown, tastel. powd.; iodine. 46«/o
— Sol. in chloroform, ether, fatty oils; sparingly in alcohol; inso-
luble in water or glycerine. — Succedaneum for iodoform externally.
— Applied like the latter. — Incompatibles Ammonia, corrosive
sublim., metallic, oxides, starch, alkalies or their carbonates; also
heat. — C.AUTION: Keep from light!
Arnica Flowers.
FreparcUi<m Tr. [1>., 10 — SO n\ cc.)l internally; externally uied {for broisea
and wounds diluted with water.
Arnica Root — U. S. P.
Preparation: Kxt. [D., 1— 2fpm. (0,06—0,12 grm.)]; F-E. [D.» 6— 10 n\ (***^“***® cc.)];
Tr. [D., 20-40 n\ cc.)].

Arsen-hemol Merck.
Hemol with 1 \ arsenious acid. Brown powd. Alterative and — —
Hematinic; substitute for arsenic, without untoward action on
stomach. —
Dose: IVa grn. (0.1 grm.), in pill. 2 to 3 t. daily, adding
one pill to the daily dose every fourth day until 10 pills are taken
per day.
Arsenic Bromide Merck.
Colorless, deliquescent prisms; strong arsenic odor. Sol. in water. —
— Uses Diabetes. —
Dose : Veo ‘/is grn. (0.001—0.004 grm.). —
Max. —
D. '/i 2 grn.
:

(0.005 grm.). —
Antidotes Same as arsenious acid. :
—
—
:

Incompatible: Water. Caution: Kee^ well stoppered!

Arsenic Chloride Merck.
Colorless, oily liq. Decomposes with water. — SOL.,;in
— alcohol,
ether, oils. —
Dose: ‘/so- '/is grn. (0.001— 0.004 grm.).
Arsenic Iodide Merck. — P. B. — Pure, Cryst.
Dose grn. (0.002 grm.) in pills. Max. D. '/is grn. — grm.)
'/so
— Caution
:
: (J(.005
single. 1/3 grn. (0.02 grm.) daily. Incompatibi.es: Water.
,

— ;

Keep from air and light!

Asafetida — P. B.
Do.*i S-20 Bril. CO.S-1.26 grin.) - Preparationt EmnU. (1.2 p»r cent.); Fills (Sgm.
0.18 grm.); Tr. (1:8).

Asaprol Merck.
Calcium Beta-naphtol-alpha-mono-sulphonate. Whitish to —
reddishgray powd.; slightly bitter, then sweet, taste. Sol, in —
water, parts alcohol.
II Analgesic, Antiseptic, —
Antirheuniatic, Anti-
1 Merckx* Manaal.
PARTjl. MAT. MED.

pyretic. —
USKS: Tuberculosis, rheumatism, pharyngitis, gout, typhoid
fever, sciatica, diphtheria, etc. —
Do.se: 8— l.’i grn. (0.5— 1.0 grin.). —
—
Extkkn. in 2 50/0 solut. —
Incompatihi.kS: Antipyrine and quinine.
— Caution: Keep from heat and moisture!
Aseptol Merck.
Sozouic Acid. — SSVsO/h solut. ortho-phenol-sulphonic acid. Yellow- —
brown liq.; odor carbolic acid. —
Sol. in alcohol, glycerine; all pro-
portions water. -- Antiseptic, Disinfectant. USES: Extern, in dise- —
ases of bladder, eye, skin, and in diphtheria, laryngitis, gingivitis,
etc. —Applied in 1 to lO«/o solut. —
C.^vution: Keep from light!

Aspidium Filix Mas.

Malk — Do«e: 30— QOprii. (“<? — 6 grn>.)«— iVaparoiion ; Extr. or oil of Male fern.
- Dose: 15-30 (1-2 ccO-

Aspidosperma.
Qobiibacio. — Preparation: Tr. (1:5) Dose dr. (2.0 — 4.0 cc.) sec also Aapidos-
Pennine.

Aspidospermine Merck. — Amorph., Pure.

Brown-yellow plates; bitter taste. —
Sol. in alcohol, ether, chloro-
form. benzene. —
Respiratory Stimulant. Antispasmodic. USES: —
Dyspnea, asthma, spasmodic croup, etc. Dose: 1 2 grn. (0.06 0.12 — — —
grm.). in pills.

Atropine (Alkaloid) Merck. Cryst. —

—
Dose: 1/120 Vgo grn. (0.0005 — 0.001 grm.). Max. D.: Vc;o grn. (0.001 grm.)
single, V20 grn. (0.003 grm.). —
Antidotes: Emetics; pilocarpine, mus-
carine nitrate, or morphine, hypodermically; tannin, or charcoal
before absorption. —
Incompatibles Chemical, .alkalies, tannin, :

salts of -[aermry physiological morphine, pilocarpine, muscarine,

.

aconitine, and eserine.

Atropine Sulphate Merck. P. B. Cryst. — —

Uses and Dose: Same as of .alkaloid.
(Also, a complete line of Atropine Salts.)

galsam Peruvianum — P. B.
Sou in absol. alcohol, chloroform; insoUin water*— Do»e: 10 — 16mln.(0,6—
1.0 gnn.)>
Balsam Tolutanum — P. B.
Sot. in alcohol, ether, chloroform; insol. in wnter.-Do«e: 10-20 cm. (0,6-1.2lrrra.l
— Preparations: Svr. (1 100); Tr. (1 10).
: ;
** *

Baptisin Merck. — Pure.

Brownish powd. —
SOL. in alcohol. Purg.ative in l.arge doses;—
Tonic. Astringent in small doses. —
Uses: Scarlet fever, chronic
dysentery, etc. —
Dose: >,'2— 5 grn. (0.03—0.3 grm.). in pills.
Barium Chloride Merck. — G. P., Cryst.
Colorl.; bitter salty taste. — Sol.
in 2 V2 parts water; .almost insol
in alcohol. -
Cardiac Tonic and Alterative.
UsE.s Aifern., arterial — ;
sclerosis and atheromatous degener.ation syphilis, scrofula, etc •

e.xtern., eyewash. —
Dose: Vio— >/2 grn. (0.006—0.03 grm.l 3 t. daily, in
,

10/0 sweetened, aromatic solut. Max. D.: 3 grn. (0 2 grm) sincle-

lOgrn. (O.egrm.) daily.— Antidotes: Sodium or
magnesium sulphate-
1 o,
emetic; stomach pnmp.

Barium Iodide Merck.

Deliquescent cryst. —
Decomposes and reddens on exposure. Sol. —
in -water, alcohol. —Alterative.— Uses: Scrofulous affections, morbid
growths. — Dose bio— "2 grn. (0.006—0.08 grm.) 3 t. daily.
:
; Max. D.
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MAT. MED. I'ART 1.

same as above. — Extkbn. as oint. 4 grn. (0.25 grm.) in 1 ounce ('30 Krm.>
— Caution: Keep well stoppered!
lard.

Barium Sulphide Merck. — Pure.

Amorph., light-yellow powd. — Sol. in water. — Alterative. — Uses:
Syphilitic and scrofulous affections; depilatory (with flour) (2:7).
— Dose: V — 2 1 grn. (0.03 — 0.06 grm.) in keratin-coated pills.

Bebeerine Merck. Pure. —

Bebieine Bibikine supposed
; identical with Buxine and Pelosine,
;
--Yellowish-brown, amorph. powd. ; odorl.; bitter. Sol. in alcohol,
— —
ether; insol. in water. Antipyretic, Tonic, similar to quinine. —
Dose : Febrifuge. 1—10 grn. (0.06—0.6 grm.), Tonic, >/!—l>/i grn. (0.03—0.1
grm.), 3 or 4 t. daily.

Bebeerine Sulphate Merck.

Reddish-brown scales. — Sol. in water, alcohol. — Uses and Doses:
As of bebeerine.
Belladonna Leaves — P. B.
Preparatioru ; Ext. (D., Vl-1 grn. (O.OlS-0.06 grra.); Tr., (D., S-SO min. (0.3-1.2 cc.)f
Plaster (20 per cent, ext.); Oint. (10 per cent. ext.).

Belladonna Root — P. B.
PreparaUona £xtr. Vi6 — Vi gm. (0.004— 0.O15 grm,). Lin. (8 Lin. =2 root).

Benzanilide Merck.
White powd., or colorl. scales. —
Sol. in 58 parts alcohol; slightly
in ether; almost insol. in water. —
Antipyretic, especially for children.
— —
Dose: Children, I'h 6 grn. (0.09 0.35 grm.), according to age, —
several t. daily; adults, 3 8 grn. (0.2 0.5 grm.). Max. D. — 8 gm. — :

(0.5 grm.) single 48 grn. (3.0 grm,) daily.

;

Benzene, from Coal Tar, Merck. — Highly Purified, Cryst-

allizable.
Miscible with alcohol, ether, chloroform, oils. Antispasmodic and —
Anticatarrhal. — ses: Whooping-cough, influenza, etc. Dose: —
2 — 10 IT) (0.1 — 0.6 cc.) every 3 hours, in emulsion, or on sugar or in
capsules. — M.AX. D. 15 IR (1 cc.) single, !>/• dr. (6.0 cc.) daily.
:

Benzoin.
FTtparaXioMt Tr. (1)., 20 — 40 n\ (1-25 — 2.5 cc.); Comp.;Tr. (D,, 30 —60 fJl (2,5— 5cc.).

Benzosol.
Benzoyl-Guaiacol; Guaiacol benzoate. h., odorl., aim. tastel., —W
cryst. powd. —
Sol. in alcohol; insol. in water. Antitubercular, —
Intest. Antiseptic. —
Dose: 4 12 grn. (0.25 0.75 grm.), in piB, or— —
powd. with peppermint oil sugar.

Benzoyl-Pseudotropeine Hydrochlorate Merck, — see Tropaco-

CAINE, ETC.
Berberine Carbonate Merck.
Yellowish-brown cryst. powd.; bitter taste. Sol. in diluted acids. —
— Antiperiodic, Stomachic, Tonic. USES; Malarial affections, ame- —
norrhea, enlargement of spleen, anorexia, chronic intestinal catarrh,
vomiting of pregnancy, etc. —
Dose: Antiperiodic, 1 5 grn. (0.06—^.3 —
—
grm.); stomachic and tonic, Vi 1 grn. (0.03 0.06 grm.) 3 1. daily, in pills —
or capsules. Max. D. : 2 grn. (0.1 grm.) single ; 10 grn. (0.6 grm.) daily.

Berberine Hydrochlorate Merck. — Cryst.

Yellow; microcrystalline needles. — SOL. in water. — Uses and Dose:
Same as Berberine Carbonate.
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Berberine Phosphate Merck. — Gryst.

Yellow powd. Sol. in water.— —
Most sol. salt of berberine, and
easiest to administer, in pills, hydro-alcobolio solut. or aromatic- ,

syrup. —
Uses and Dose: Same as Berberine Carbonate.

Berberine Sulphate Merck. — Gryst.

Yellow needles. — Sol. with diflicnlty in water; almost insol. in
alcohol. — Uses and DosE: Same as Berberine Carbonate.
Betol Merck.
Nai'htalol Naphtol-salol Sali-naphtol Beta-sapiitol Sali-
cylate. — ;

'White powd. odorl. tastel. — ;

Sol. in boiling alcohol, in

;

ether, benzene; — Internal Antiseptic, Anti-

;

insol. in water, glycerine.

;

zymotic, .\ntirheumatic. — USES: Putrid processes of intestinal tracts

cystic catarrh, rheumatism, etc. — Dose: 4— 8 grn. (0.25 —0.5 grm.),
4 t. daily, in wafers, milk or emulsion. Max. D.; 8 grn. (0.5 grm.)
single; 32 grn. (2 grm.) daily.

Bismal.
Bismuth Methylene-dioallate, ilfercfc. Gray-blue po-wd. Sol. — —
in alkalies; insol. in water or gastric juice. Intestinal Astringent, —
(especially in diarrheas not benefited by opiates) Dose : 2 5 grn — —
(0.1 —
0.3 grm.) every 3 hours, in wafers or powd.

Bismuth Benzoate Merck.

White, tastel powd. — 27% of benzoic acid. — SOL. in mineral acids;
insol. in w'ater. — Antiseptic. — Uses: Interji., gastro-intestinal dis-
eases; extern., like iodoform on wounds, etc. — Dose: 5 — 20 grn.
(0.3— 1.2 grm.; several t. a day.

Bismuth Citrate Merck. — P. B.

White, powd.; odor!.; tastel. — very slightly in water.
SOL. —
Stomachic and Astringent. — Uses
,

Diarrhea, dyspepsia, etc.

:

Dose: 2 —5 grn. (0.1 —0.3 grm.) several t. a day.

Bismuth Nitrate Merck. Gryst. —

Bismuth Tee-niteate or Teikiteate. Colorl. hygroscopic cryst.; —
acid taste. — Changed to sub-nitrate by water. Sol. in acids, —
glycerine. —
Astringent, Antiseptic. —
Uses Phthisical diarrhea, etc.
— Dose: 5 — 15 grn. (0.3 — 1.0 grm.), dissolved in glycerine and then :

diluted with water.

Bismuth Oxybromide.
Yellowish powd. insol., in the ordinary media. Used in nervous
dyspepsia and hysteria complicated by gastric pains.
—
gm. (0.3 0.4 grm.) several times daily.
Dose: 5 — —
Bismuth Oxyiodide Merck.
Bismuth Subiodide. —
Brownish-red, amorph., insol. powd.; odorl.,
tastel.— Antiseptic. — Uses: Extern., on suppurating wounds, ulcers,
J,n
skin diseases, gonorrhea, etc.; intern., gastric ulcers, typhoid
fever, and diseases of mucous membranes. — Dose; 5
grm.), 3
—10 grn.
daily, in mixture, powd., or capsule. — Exteen, like
t.
0.6 (0.3
iodo-
form; in gonorrhea in 1 o/q injection.

Bismuth Phosphate, Soluble, Merck.

mite powd. — Sol. in 3 parts water. — Intestinal Antiseptic and
Astringent
3—8
—Uses: Acute
grn. (0.15.—0.5 grm.).
gastric or intestinal catarrh. — Dose:
15 JtfereV* ManuaL
MAT. MKIi. I'AHT 1.

Bismuth Salicylate Merck. — Basic, — 64% Bi^Og.

White, odorl., tastel. powd.; insol. in water. External and Intestinal —
Antiseptic and Astringent. —
Uhks: Intern., phthisical diarrhea
summer complaint, typhoid etc.; e.r.tern., like iodoform.
.
liose; —
—
t>—20 grn. (0.3 1.2 grm.).

Bismuth Sub-benzoate Merck.

White powd. —
Antiseptic, like iodoform. — Usks: As dusting-powd.
for syphilitic ulcers, etc.

Bismuth Subcarbonate Merck. — P. B.

Dose: H — 20 grn. (0.3 — 1.2 grm.).
Bismuth Subgallate Merck.
Odorl., yellow, insol. powd.; 55u/o BigOs. —
Siccative, Antiseptic, and
substitute for bismuth subnitrate internally. Uses; Extern., on —
wounds, ulcers, eczemas, etc. intern., in gastro-intestinal affections.
— — —
Dose: 4 s grn. (0.2.5 0.5 grm.) several t. daily. Extern, like —
iodoform.

Bismuth Subiodide, — see Bismuth Oxyiodide.

Bismuth Subnitrate Merck. P. B. —
Dose 5 — 20 grn. (0.3 — 1.2 grm.).
:

Merck’s Bismuth Subnitrate is a very light powder and fully

conforms to the phavraacopreial requirements.
Bismuth Sulphophenylate.
Eeddish powd. partly sol. in water. Used in dyspepsia and intestinal
affections. — Dose : 4—8 grn. (0.25 —0.5 grm. i.

Bismuth Valerianate Merck.

White powd., v.alerian odor. — INSOC. in water, alcohol. — Sedative,
Antispasmodic. — USES: Nervous headache, cardialgia, chorea, etc.
— Dose: 1 — 3 grn. (0.06 —0.2 grra.'i.

Bismuth and Ammonium Citrate Merck. — P. B.

Sol. in water; slightly in alcohol. — Dose: 2 -5 grn. (0.1— 0.3 grm.).

Black Haw.
VlniTKNVM PmumroLtoM, — Ncrviuc, Oxytocic, Afltringent. — Prtparotiavi: E. K. (D.,
10—30 rain., O.C— 2 cc.\

Borax, — see Sodium Bokate.

Brayerin, see Koussein.
Bromalin.
HEXA.METHYLENE-TETR.VMINE Bromethyl ATK_ A/crcfr. Colorl. la- —
minae ,
or white powd. —
Sol. in water. Nerve sedative Anti- — .

—
epileptic; free from untoward effects of inorganic bromides.
Uses: As substitute for Alkali Bromides. Dose: 30—60 grn. (2.0 4.0— —
grm.), several t. daily, in wafers or sweetened water.

Bromalhydrate.
Colourless prismes, sol. in water. —
Dose: 2 5 grn. (0.12 0.3 grm.) — —
at bedtime for relieving pain or producing sleep. M.vx. D.; .30 grn.
(2.0 grm.) single, 60 grn. (4 grm.) daily.'

Bromidia.
Not completely defined. —
(Stated; “Each fl. dr. cont.ains 15 grn. (1.0
grm.) each chlor.al hydrate .and potass, bromide, '/» grn. (0.0075 grm.)
1 o Mawumi,
 PART 1. MA't. MED
each ext. cannab. ind. and ext. hyosbj’ath. — If}-pnbtic, Sedative. —
Doso: V2 — 1 dr. (2 i cc.).“

Bromine — P. B.
bromides ; also 80 parts water. — Max, I).
in alcohol, ether, chloroform, solut.
1/4grn. (0.015 grm.) single; 1 gm. (0.06 grm.) dally, well diluted. ExrknN. 1/4 — 1
per cent washes or oily paints; as canstlc , pure or 1 : 1 alcohol. — Antiootrb :
Stomach irrigation, croton oil in alkaline solut,, inhalttion of ammonia.

Bromipln Merck. ,

Bromine addition-product of — Yellow

seeame fluid, of
oil. oilj'
purely oleaginous taste; contains lon/q bromino. — Nervine aticl
Sedative. Used in epilepsy and neurosis. — Bose: Tea- to table-
spoonful, .S or 4 t. daily, in emulsion with peppermint water and
syrup or in beer-foam.
Bromoform Merck.
Heavy liq., odor and taste similar to chloroform; darkens on ex-
posure. -- Sol. in alcohol, ether; almost insol. in water. Anti- —
spasmodic, Sedative. —
Uses: Chiefly whooping-cough. Dose: (3 or —
4 t. daily): Under 1 year, 1—3 drops; i—
4 years, 4 drops; 5—7
years, 5 drops, in hydro-alcoholic solut. or in emulsion. Max. D. —
—
:

6 drops (0.4 cc.) single; 15 drops (1.0 grm.) daily. CAUTION: Keep
well-stoppered!

Bromo-Hemol Merck.
Hemol with 2.7 bromine. Brown powd. —
Organic, easily assi- —
milable Nerve-tonic and Sedative; without the deleterious effect
on
the blood, common to the inorganic bromides.
neurasthenia, epilepsy. - Uses: Hysteria —
Dose: 15—30 grn. (1.0— 2.0 grm.), 3 t. daily!
Brucine Merck. Pure. —
White powd. —
Sol. in alcohol, chloroform. — Nerve-tonic, like
strychnine, but much milder. — Dose Via— Va grn. (0.005—0.02 erm.i,
m pills or solut. —Max
:

D. "a grn. (0.02 grm.) single Vo grn. (0.05 grm.)

:
;
dailj. Antidotes: Chloral, chloroform, tannic acid.
Bryonia.
Pnparatim! Tr. (D., t-IO nj, 0.U6-0.6 cc.).

Buohu — P. B.

»*C 30-ianco.). Tr. (I : 8) Do« : 1-8

Butyl-Chloral Hydrate Merck. — P. B.

•CrotonJ-Chloral Hydrate, - Light,
white, cryst. scales; puiigent
TTcpo. fp
J^mter, alcohol, glycerin.
Analgesic, Hypnotic. —
Uses: Tng^mai neuralgia, tootliache, etc.,
insomnia 0 / heart disease.
5-15 grn (0 3-1.0 grm.); analgesic, 2-fi grn.
r? n
pm.), in solut. water alcohol, or glycerin. Max. D.: 15 grn —
nhpnni”'^
daily. Extern, with equal' 'part —
® strychnine, caffeine, artificial respi-
ration. Picrotoxin V'20 grn. (0.003 grm

Cadmium Iodide Merck.

Lustrous pblM - Sol. in water, alcohol. - Resolvent, Antisentic
glands, chronic inflammation of joints,
diseases. - Applied in oiut. 1 in
nnH skin
and mio'ains,
chilblains i
8 lard.
Cadmium Sulphate Merck. — Pure.
Uses*
Uses. Instead
hiafoTfi of zinc sulphate
Antiseptic, Astringent. —
lu eye washes (Va—io/o solut.).

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MAT. MED. PABT U

Cadinum Oleum. — see Oil Gadk.

Caesium and Ammonium Bromide Merck.

WMte, crjBt. powd. ^.SoL. in water. — Nervo-sedativo. — Usks; Epi-
. lepsy, etc. — Dose: 15 —46 grn. (1.0 —3.0 grm.), 1 or 2t. daily.

Caesium and Rubidium and Ammonium Bromide Merck.

Uses: Nervous affections and epilepsy. — Dose: 15t— 45 grn. (1.0 -ij
grm.), 1 —2 t. daily.

Caffeine Merck. — P. B. — Pure.

Theine; guabanine. — Dose:
1—5 grn. (O.OG—0.3 grm.)'. — Max. D.:
5 grn. (0.3 grm.) single, 24 grn. (1.5 grm.) daily.

Caffeine, Citrated, Merck. — P. B.

(Improperly called “Citrate of Caffeine"). 50% caffeine. — -• White
powd. acid taste.
;
— —
Dose: 2 10 grn. (0.1—0.6 grm.).

Caffeine Hydrobromate Merck. True salt. —

Glass-like cryst. reddish or greenish on exposure. Sol. in water, —
with decomposition.
;

—
Uses: Chiefly as diuretic, hypodermically.—
— —
Injection 4 lO Ijl (0.25 0.6 cc.) of solut. caffeine hydrobromate 10
:

parts, hydrobromic-acid 1 part, distilled water 3 parts. Intfinially

—
Dose: Va 5 grn. (0.03 0.3 grm.) or more. — Caittion; Keep weTl- —
stoppered, in brown bottles!

Caffeine and Sodium Benzoate Merck.

45 8 U/0 caffeine.
.
—
White powd. Sol. in 2 p.arts water.— — U.SES: By in-
jection, 2—10 grn. (0.1— 0.6 grm.).

Caffeine and Sodium Salicylate Merck.

62.5% caffeine. —
White powd. Sol. in 2 parts water.— Uses; By in- —
jection; in rheumatism with heart disease, and in threatened collapse
of pneumonia. — —
Dose: IV2 6 grn. (0.09 0.4 grm.). —
Calamus.
Bwut Fi.ab. - Do«! lS-60 KTH. (I.4-4.0 grm.). — PrtpoTation: F. E. (1:1).

Calcium Bromide Merck.

White 'granules: very deliquescent; sharp, saline taste. — Sol. in
water, alcohol. — Nerve-sedative, like potassium bromide. — Uses:
Epilepsy, hysteria, etc. — Dose: 10 — -30 grn. (0.6—2.0 grpi.), B t daily^

Calcium Carbonate, Precipitated, Merck. — P B.

Precipitated Chalk. — Dose: 10 — 60 grn. (0.6 — 4.0 grm.) in powder
or mixture.

Calcium Chloride Merck. P. B. — — Pure.

Dose: 5—15 grn. (0.3— 1.0 grm.).

Calcium Glycerino-phosphate Merck.

cryst. powd. — Sol. in water; almost insol. in boiling water
.-
White
— Directly assimilable Nerve-tonic and Reconstructive. — USES; In
rachitis, wasting diseases, and convalescence.
— Dose: 3—10 grn. (0.2
— 0.6 grm.), 3 daily, in syrup or solut.
t.

Calcium Hippurate Merck.

White powd. — Sol. slightly in hot water. — Alterative and .\ntiHtbir.
— Uses: Cystitis, lithiasis, scrophulosis, phthisis, difficult dentition
etc. — Dose 5—15 grn. (0.3—
:
grm.). 1.0
Manual.
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PARTI. MAT. MED.

Calcium Hypcphosphite Merck. Purified.

Dose 2—6 grn. (0.1—0.3 grm.)..
:

Calcium Lactophosphate Merck. — Gryst, Soluble.

White, hard crusts; ’lo/o phosphorus;'* SOL. iii -water.’ Stimulant — —
and Nutrient.
—
—
U^a-l -Rachitis, and conditions of malnutrition.
Dose: 3 10 grn. (0.2 0.6 grm.), 3 t. daily. —Preparation: Syr. (30/o). —
Calcium Permanganate Merck. C. P., Gryst. —
Deliquescent, brown cryst. — Sol. in water. Uses; Intern., gastro^ —
enteritis and diarrhea of children, extern, as other permanganates
for mouth lotions: also for Sterilizing water, and vastly more power-
ful than potassium permanganate. — Dose: 1—2 grn. (0.05—0.1 grm.).

Calcium Phosphate, Tribasic, Merck — {Fredpitaied Calcium

Phosphate, P. B.). Pure, Dry. —
Dose: 10— 20 grn. (0.6— 1.2 grm.).
Calcium Sulphite Merck. — Pure.
White powd. —
Sol. in 20 parts glycerin, 800 parts water — Antizy-
motic. —
Uses: Flatulence, diarrhea, and some dyspepsias. — Dose:
‘,'8— Va grn. (0.0075 —0.03 grm.), in pastilles.

Calx sulphurata.
Usefully administered for boils, carbunples, influenza, acne, scrofulous
sores. — —
Dose: flio 1 grn. (0.006—0.06 grm.)/ in a pill; several t. a day.
Calomel, — see Mekourt Chloride Mild.
Calumba P. B. -

CoLtiMBo.-iDoie: S-SOgrti. (0.3-1.2 stm.).-Prtpar<Mont: F. E. Tt. (IslO).

Camphor — P. B.
Do«! V-5 grn. (O.i -0.3 grm.).-Preparali<»u: Cerate (1:5); Lin. (1:4); Spt. (l:U))j
Vt S 1 I

Camphor, Monobromated, Merck. '

Dose: 2 —5 grn. (0.1 — 0.3 grm.), in pill or emulsion.

Cannabine Tannate Merck.

Yellow or brownish powd.; slightly bitter, and strong astringent
taste. oOL. m
alkaline "water or alkaline alcohol, very slightly in
water or alcohol. —
Hypnotic, Sedative, -r- Uses Hysteria, delirium,
nervous insomnia, etc. —
Dose 4 8 grn. (0.25 0.5 grm.), at bedtime, — —
:

in po-wd. with sugar. —

Max. D.: 8 grn. (0.5 °grm.)/ single,
o
:

24 e
grn. v(1.6 :
grm. ) daily. .

Cannabinon.
Sedative to relieve sleeplessness, mania; hysteria.
grn. (0.015—0.06 grm.).
— Dose:-
^ » to
i.u 1
i

Cannabis Indioa — P.B.

I-idia.s noyiP.-Pr^paratiom; Ext. (D., 1
/4 -lgrn. (l).015-0;06 grm.); P. E. [D., 5
m (0.l_()..1 oc.)]; Tr. [D., 5-20 n; (0.3-I.2 cc.)]. - Beo also Cannabine.
Cantharides — P. B.
ft-^araU<m«; Cerate (1:1); Collodion (q.
v.); Tr. (1:8(1) [D., 5-20
u? (0.:i-l.a grm.)]
also, cintharldin. _ Anttoo-T.,:
Fmell™ flaxseed tea (•.'opium pe- rectnm; morphine
Emetics,
subcnt. ; hot bath. A-roidolIs.
Cantharidin Merck. — Gryst.
firm‘d*'’
the skin. —
Sol. in alcohol, ether, chlbro-
Antitubercular. —
Uses: In lupus and
tubeicnlosjs, also cystitis. — Dose : Teaspoonful of 1:100.000 solut.
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Mat. MED. PART t.

in lO/o alcohol (with srill mote Watet added luefore taking), 3 or 4 t.

daily. —Max. D.: Vt«o grn. (0.000,'J grni.) single; Injection is given in
form of potassium canthandate, which see.
Capsicum — P. B.
CaveH)» Purrm AniOAH P«rpu.-Do» 1/j-l grn. (U.U3-U.(Mi grm.).-/VcpariuIonj
I ;
;
P.E. (I:l)j Oloorei. (D., >/«-! grn., U.(ll.i-0.II6 gnn.)j Pflaster; Tr. (I:2ti).

Cardamom — P. B.
Do««: 3-eUgrn. (0.3- 1 .S grm.).-rt-«par(Wi<mt : Tr. Cump. Tr. (tcIiIcIc).

Cascara Sagrada — P. B.
iVrparolion ; P. E. P. B. Boie : Vs-‘t dr. (S-S cc.) niinal.. [D., l.i-SO n; pc.)].

Castanea.
C*‘’rxvT,—Prr,j>a>aHon! P. K. [D., I -V drams (4 -See.)).

Cataplasmata (Official).
Cataplasina Carbonis (1:28)
r Conii (1 juice : 14)
„ Permenti (1:4)
„ Lini (1 meal:.8 2 )
„ Sinapis (1:5)
„ .Bodae chloriuatae (1 Sol. : 7).

Catechu — P. B.
Dose; 10—30 grn. (0,6 — ‘4.0 grm.) — Preparatlona Inf. (1:97); TrocSea (I gm.
=0,06 grm.).

Cerium Oxalate, Cerous, Merck. — Pure. — P. B.

White granular powd. Sol. in diluted, sulphuric and
odorl.; tastel —
hydrochloric acids. — ;

Sedative, Nerve-tonic. Uses: Vomiting of —

pregnancy, sea sickness, epilepsy, migraine, chronic diarrhea. Doae —
1— 2 grii. (O.OG— 0.1 grm.). —
Max. D.: 4 grn. (0.25 grm.) single; 10 grn.
(0.0 grm.) daily.

Cetraria — P. B.
losLino — Preparation Decoct, (D,, 1—4 oz.).— Bee also, Cetrarin.

Cetrarin Merck. — Cryst,

Cetraric Acid. White needles, conglomerated into lumps; bitter.
— Sol. in alkalies and their carbonates; slightly in water, alcohol,
ether. — Hematinic. Stomachic, Expectorant. — IfSES; Chlorosis, in-
cipient phthisis, bronchitis, digestive disturbances with anemia, etc.
— Dose 2—4 grn. (0.1—0.2 grm.).
:

Chalk, — see Calctuji Carbonate.

Charcoal —
P. B.
Wood CiiABOOATea— Doie : SU— 60 ^n. -^.0 grm.)

Chelidonium.
CA 1..AHDI.VE. _ Kxtr. Hose: V4 — SO grn. daily in Carcinoma, aubc.
Dole: 8/77 (0.5 cc.) of n 30% aqueous solution.
Chenopodium.
Aw*aioA?< WoaMtaaD».>-Doso 10 — 40 grn. (0.6— 2,5 grm.)
:
— Preparation: Oil [D., 10
rain. (0.6 grm.)] 3 t. daily, castor oil next day.

Chimaphila.
PiPstMswA; l*«iNo«*8 P isfi. — iVe;>nrat»on : P. E. [D., HO — 60 min. (^—4 cc.)J.

Chirala —
P. B.
Dose: 10—30 rrn. (0.6 — V.Ogrm ). — Prsj>ar<iKo>«r.‘'(Jnf. 1: Ul) Dose : 1 — * o«(aO— 6l»c<».).
Tr. (1:8).- Dose: dr. (2.0-8.U cc.).

Chloralamide.
CiiLORAL-FORMAMiDE. Colorl. bitter, cryst. — — Sol. in abt, 20 parts
water (slowly); in 2 alcohol; decomp, by hot solvents. — Hypnotic,
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PART 1. MAT. MED.

Sedative, Analgesic. —
Dose : 15— 46 grn. (1.0— 3.0 grm,). — Max. D. :

64 grn. (4.0 grm.) single; 2 dr. (8.0 grm.) pro die.

Chloral Hydrate Merck. — P. B. — Loose Cryst., also Flakes.

Dose: 5—30 grn. (0.3— 2.0 grm.). —
Max. D.: 48 grn. (3.0 grm.) single;
I's dr. (6.0 grm.) daily. —
Contba- indicated in infl.immation of
stomach; large doses must not be given in heart disease; in children
and the aged, use with caution. —
Antidotes Emetics, stomach :

siphon: cocaine hydrochlorate, strychnine, or atropine, hypodermi-

cally; stimulants, oxygen, mucilage of acacia. Incompatibles —
(Chemical): Carbolic acid, camphor, alcohol, potassium iodide.

Chloral-ammonia Merck.
White, cryst. powd.: chloral odor and taste. Sol. in alcohol, ether; —
insol. in cold water; decomposed by hot water. Hypnotic, Anal- —
gesic. —
Uses: Nervous insomnia, neuralgia, etc. Dose: 15—30 grn. —
(1.0 —2.0 grm.).
Chloralimide Merck. — (.A'ot: Chloralamide.)
Colorl. needles; odorl.; tastel. —
Sol. in alcohol, ether, chloroform,
oils; insol. in water —
Hypnotic, Analgesic. Uses: Insomnia, head- —
ache, etc. Dose: 15 —.30 grn. (1.0 — —
2 grm.), 2 or 3 t. daily. Max. —
D.: 45 grn. (3A) grm.) single; 90 grn. (6,0 grm.) daily.

Chloralose Merck.
Small, colorl. cryst.; bitter, disagreeable taste. Sol. in alcohol; —
slightly in water. Hypnotic. — —
U.SES: Insomnia. Free from disa-
greeable cardiac after-effects and cumulation tendency of chloral
hydrate. Acts principally by reducing excitability of gray matter of
brain. —
Dose: ,3—10 grn. (0.2—0.6 grm.).
Chlorodyne, — see Tinctuka Chlorofobmi et Morphinae co.
Chlori Liquor, Solution of chlorine — P. H.
0.6 per cent. CL — Doi*; 10— 20 (0,6— 1,2 cc.) in a wineglassful of water.- ANtt-
DOTBf : Milk and albumen.

Chloroform Merck. — Recryst. and Redistilled, for Anes-

thesia.
Dose: 3 8 —
(0.2 — 0.5 — Max. D. 8 drops (0.5 cc.) single; 16 n)
iff cc.). :

(1 0 — Preparatiotis Lin (300/o); Spt

cc.) daily. Water — (5o/o); (Va'Vo).
Antidotes: Vomiting, stomaoh siphon, cold douche, fresh air, artificial
respiration, etc. — Caution Keep in dark amber. Never administer
:

as anesthetic near a flame, as poisonous vapors (of decomposition

products) form!
Merck’s Chloroform is absolutely free from all by-products that
are liable to cause untoward effects.

Chrysarobin Merck. P. B. —
So-called “Chbysophanic Acid"; Purified (ioa-Powder.
Causes dangerous inflammation of eye if allowed to enter even as
— Caution
flying dust. Not used internally. —
Reparation: Oint. (2 20'Vo). —
Cimloifuga P. B. —
'S-^Sgrn. (l-3grm). Preparation*, Ext.
[D., 4-l(lgrn.{0.2-O.6grm.)]j F. E. (I: 10 n? (0.6 co.) 8
drop! pci- hour.-Beo also, Cimlclfuglu.
I) t. a day ; Tr. (MO) 5
a

Cimicifugin Merck.
Macrotin. — Yellowish brown, hygroscopic powd. — Sol. in akohol.
— Antispasmodic, Nervine, Oxytocic. — Uses: Rheumatism, dropsy,
hysteria, tinnitus annum, dysmenorrhea, etc.— Dose: 1—7 grn
— 0.4 grm.). ® ‘ (0 ' 06

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MAT. MED. PART 1.

Cinchona rubra P. — B.
Soa»: Tonie, — I5gm. (0.3 — 1.11 frm.); antiperiodUi. 4IJ_li:0|{rn. (v.5_'8.0 urm.). -
.5

Preparations: Ext, [D., — lO^rn. (0,06—0.6 grin.)]; P. R. (•;!) D., 5 — 10,/n (0.3-0.6
I

grm.); Tr. (1:^) D. 1/2— dr. (V.O— 8.0 grm.); Comp. Tr. (vehicle); I)i *^-*4 drj
(2.0— S.O cc.).— Decoct. (1:16) Dob, 1—2 ox (10-60 cc,), Int, xcid. (1:20), Do#, 1-2 ox
(:)0— 60 cc.).— See also, its var. alkaloids.

Cinchonidine Sulphate Merck. — P. B. 1885. — Cryst.

Dose : Tonic, 1 —2 grn. (O.OG—0.12 grm.), in pills or sytnp antiperiodw,
15 —30 grn. (1.0 — grm.), between paroxysms.
2.0
;

Cinchonine Sulphate Merck. P. B. 1885, Cryst. — —

Dose: Tonic, 1—2 grn. (0.06— 0.12 grm.), AnitipeHodic,' Ib-rhSOgrxt. n!')
—2.0 grm ).

Cinnamon, Cassia.
Gasbia Baxk. — Dose: 10—30 rrn. (0.6— 2,0 grm,). — Preparation; Oil [D., 1— 3w?
(0.06-0.2 cc.)].
Cinnamon, Ceyion — P. B. '[n; j

Dose: tO— 20grn, (0.6 — 1,2 gtm,), — Preparations \ Oil (D., 1— 3 /77(0,06— 0.1 cc.);
Spt. (2 per cent, oil); Tr. (l:o); Water (one-fifth per cent. oil.).

Oooa —
P. B.
Ekttxxoxtlon,- reparation : F. E, [D,» 1/2—2 dr. (2,0— 8,0 cc.)].— Bee also, Oocalne.

Cocaine Hydrochlorate Merck. — P. B. — Cryst. or Powder]

Dose —1 grn. (0.012 —O.OG grm.). — Max. D. 1 grn. (0.06 grm.) single
: Vs :

2Vs grn. (0.15 grm.) daily. — Antibotes Chloral, amyl nitrite, caffeine, ;

morphine, digitalis, alcohol, ammonia.

Merck’s Cocaine Hydrochlorate strictly conforms to the P. B. and
all other known tests for its purity.

(Also, a complete, line of other Cocaine Salts:) ' •

Codeine. —
P. B. Pure, Cryst, or Powd. — ,

Dose: Vi—1 grn. (0.015—0.06 grm.). Injection: '/s—l grn. (0.61)75— —

0.06 grm.). Max. D.: 1 grn. (0.06 grm.) single; 3 grn. ^0.2 gml.)-daily;

Codeine Phosphate Merck. P. B. —

White powd. Sol. in 4 parts water slightly in alcohol. — Best
— ;

codeine salt for hypodermic use; mqst sol., least irritatingv— I)'""
—
JECTION ‘/3 1 grn. (0,02 0.06 grm.).
: —
(Also, a complete line of other Codeine Salts.)

Colchicine Merck. Cryst. —

Yellow cryst. powd.; very bitter taste. SpL. in v;atM, —
chloroform. —
Uses: Rheumatism, gout, uremia; chr(ih'i6 'sraatica,
asthma, cerebral congestion, and rheumatic sciatica. Dose : ^^ijo —
grn. (0.0005—0.002 grm.), 2 or 3 t. daily.
i/3 o —M.vx. D.; (0.002
grm.) single */i2 grn. (0.005 grm.) pro die.
;
— Antidotes : Stimulants.
Colohioi Cormus — P. B. . o
FreparaUmf. Ext. [D., t/ (0.03-0.1 g3hn.)1j B. acetic [».,
2 -‘J srn.
gnt. (O.0J-
O.IVgrm.)]; Wine [I -30 mln. (0.0e-3.0 grm.)].-8ee eleo, nblcliieine.

Oolohioum Seed — P. B. ’
. .

Action similar to that of the curm but surer nndiinilder.

Colchi-sal.
Colchicine Salicylate. Antirhonmatic, Antipodagrio. — — Dose : ‘ so grn,
(0.00075 grm.) every 4 hours.
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Collodion, Cantharidal, Merck. P. B. —

(Blistering, or Vesicating, Collodion). Olive-green, syrupy li(j. —
Represents 6OO/0 canthnrides. —
Uses: Blister instead of cantharides;
in severe netiralgic pains and other painful affections.
Colocynthidis Pulpa — B. B.
V— 8 ern. (0,1 — O..S grm.).— Preparorto/u; Tr.(l:tO). Dos. 10—15 17} (0.6-1. 0 co.)
day. Comp. Ext. [D., 3-U)grn. (O.ii-0.6 grm.)J.-Seo also, Colocynthhi

Colocynthin (Glucoside) Merck.

Yellow powd. —
Sol. in water, alcohol. — Cathartic (not drastic and
toxic, as the extract). — Dose Ve : — Vs'grn. (0.01 — 0.03 grm.). — Injec-
tion Vs grn. (0.0^.grm.)
: ;
rectal 4 — 16 [R of 40/o solnt. in equal parts
glycerine and alcohol.

Confectiones (Official).
Confectio Opii (1 : 40)Dose 5—20 : grn. (0.3— 1.2 grin.).
, Piperis. Dose 1—2 dr.
: (4.0— 8.0 grm.).
_ Rosae caninae vel gallicae. Dose: 1 dr. (4.0 grm.).
„ Scammonii. Dose — 30 grn. —2.0 grm.). : 10 (0.6

„ Sennae. Dose: 1—2 dr. (4.0— 8.0 grm.).

, Snlphuris. Dose 1 — 2 dr. (4.0 — 8.0 grm.).
:

,,
Terebinthinae. Dose: for adults 1 — 2 dr. (4.0 — 8.0 grm.),
'
for children: 1 dr. (4.0 grm.).

Coniine Hydrobromate Merck.

White needles. —
SOL. in 2 parts water, 2 parts alcohol; chloroform,
ether.— Antispasmodic, Antineuralgic, etc. — Uses: Tetanus, cardiac
asthma, sciatica and whooping cough; large doses have been given
in traumatic tetanus. — Dose: Van— V grn. (0.002 — 0.005 grm.), 3 5 12 t.

daily children, Ve o— v«o grn. (0 0001 — 0.0015 grm.), 2 — 4

: 4 daily. Injec- t.

tion V20— V grn. (0.003 — 0.004 grm.). — Antidotes Emetics, stomach

16 :

siphon; atropine, strychnine; picrotoxin with castor oil ;

caffeine, and
other stimulants.
Conii Folia — P. B.
Hit>n.ocK. — Breparation$ : Ext, [D., 2— 6 j^ru. (0.1— 0.3 grm.)]j F. B. [D., 2 — 8 tTj
(0.1—0.^ See also, Goiulne Hydi'obromate.
Convallaria.
Lilt or tk« Vallbt.— /V«paro<i<m : Eztr. [D., 5 — 8 grn, (0.3— 0.5 grm.)] 3 t. a day.
—See alsOf ConTallamarin.

Convallamarin Merck.
Yellowish-white, amorph. powd. SoL. in water, alcohol. — — Cardiac
Stimulant, Diuretic. —
Uses: Heart disease, oedema, etc. — Dose: */,
—1 gm. (0.043—0.06 grm.), 6 to 8 t. daily.— Injection V2 grn. (0.03 grm.) :

every 4 hours, in solut., gradually increasing. Max. D.: 1 grn. (0.06 —

grin.) single, 8 grn. (0.5 grm.) daily.

Copaiba P. B. —
Do,.: 80- 60 grn. (1.8— 4,0 grm.).— Proparolion, : Pill Mas, (94 per cent.); on [D.,
5— 80 min. (0.3 — 1.8 grm.)Ji Ucsiu [D., 5— 15 grn. (0.3 — .0 grmo]. 1

Copper Acetate, Normal, Merck. — Pure, Cryst.

Dose 'Vg_i /4 gm. (0.008—0.015 grm.).
:
(for all copper — Antidotes :

salts):Encourage vomiting, stomach pump, then milk and sug^.~ or

white of egg freely; pure potassium ferrocyanide.
Copper Arsenite Merck.
Yellowish-green powd. —
Sol. in alkalies; slightly in water. Intes-
tinal Antiseptic, Antispasmodic, Sedative. Uses': Cholera infantum, —
dysentery, whooping-cough, dysmenorrhea, etc. Dose: Vim V24 grn. — —
(0.0005—0.0025 grm.). then every hour. Max. D.: 1 grn. (0.06 grm.) —
single and daily.

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Copper Sulphate Merck. P. B. — — Pure, Cryst.

Dose As an adstringent Vj— 2 grn.
:
(0.015—0.12 grm.); as an emetic
0 — 10 grn. (0.3— 0.0 grm.).

Cornutine Citrate Merck.

Drown, very hygroscopic scales or mass. SOL. in water. Uses: — —
In hemorrhage from genito-urinary organs, paralytic spermatorrhea!
etc. —
Dose: Hemostatic, Via— he grn. (0.005— 0.01 ogrm.);
/, spermatorrhea
i ,
>/so—Vio grn. (0.003— 0.006 grm.) daily.

Coriamyrthin.
Glucoside from Coriaria myrthifolia. Cryst., sol. in alcohol, insoluble
in ether. Tonic of weakened respiratory and vascfilar centre. - Dose:
’'64 grn. (0.001 grm.).

Cotarnine Hydrochlorate, — see Stypticin.

Cotton-Root Bark.
Preparation '.
P. E. [D., 60/7? (4 cc.)j 3— 4t. daily.

Creolin.
Dark syrupy liq.; tar odor. — Soi.. in alcohol, ether, chloroform;
milky emulsion with water; sol. in water 2'/2Wo. —
Disinfectant,
Deodorizer, Styptic, Anticholeraic, etc. -Uses: Non-poisonous
sub-
stitute for carbolic acid, Removes odor
of iodoform. Intet'u.,
etc.
dysentery, diarrhea, metoorism, gastric catarrh, worms, thrush, diph-
theria, etc.; enema ’/iO/q solut. in dysenteric troubles; extern., ',a to,
2o/o solut. in surgical operations, 1—5 in 1000 injection for gonorr-
—
hoea, 2 50/0 ointment in scabies and pediculi, erysipelas, cystitis,
burns, ulcers, etc. —
Dose: 1—5 01 (0.06— 0.3 cc.) 3 t. daily, in pUls.
—
In cholera 16 0] (1.0 cc.) every Va 1 hour for 5 doses, then at longer
intervals. —
Caution: Aqueous solut. should be freshly made when
wanted.

Creosote Carbonate.
Creo.sotal. —
Light-brown, odorl., si. bitter liq. Sol. in oils (5 parts —
codliver oil), alcohol, ether; iusol. in water. Antitubercular. —
Dose 20 IR ( 1.2 grm.), grad, increased to 80 n\ (5.0 grm.), 3 t. per day.
:

Creosote from Beechwood, Merck. — P. B.

Dose: 1 —3 —0.2 cc.)
gradually increased to limit of tolerance,
01 {'0.06
in piUs, capsules, or with wine or brandy. M.ax Initial D.: 5 111 —
(0.3 cc.) single; 15 01 (1 cc.) daily. —
Antidotes Emetics, stomach :

pump, soluble sulphates such as Glauber or Epsom salt). —r Caution:

Wherever Creosote is indicated for internal medication. Creosote from
Beechwood, Merck, should be dispensed; and under no circumstances
should “Creosote from Coal Tar“ be given, unless explicitly so directed.
Wood Creosote and Coal-Tar Creosote differ very widely in their
action on the human body: Wood Creosote is comparatively harmless;
while Coal-Tar Creosote is decidedly poisonous.
Meeck’s Beechwood Creosote is abaolutely free from the poiaoHous
coerulignol found in some of the products on the market.

Creosote Phosphate.
Dose : 5 —20 grn. (0.3— 1.2 grm.).

Creosote Phosphite.
Phosphotal. — Oily creosote.
liq.; 90«/o —
Sol. in alcohol, glycerine,
oils. — Antitubercular, Anticachectic. —
Dose: Same as of creosote;
in pills, wine, or elixir.

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Cubebs — P. B.
D«u: 30 — IJOgrn. (i. 0 - 8.0 grin.). Oil [D., 5 — JO min. ( 0. 3 — 1.2 cc.)],

Olcorei. [D., 5— .30 n; ( 0 . 3 — 2.0 grto.)] |

Tr. (I: 8 )j Dmc: '^-2 dr. ( 2-8 cc.)j
Trochci [V* n] ( 0.03 cc.) oleoros].

Cupro-hemol Merck.
Hemol with 2«/o copper. — Dark-brown powd. Uses Substitute for — :

usual copper compounds in tuberculosis, scrofula, nervous diseases,

etc. —
Dose 1—3 grn., 3 t. daily, in pills,
: Max. D. 8 grn. (0.5 grm.) :

3 t. daily.

Curare Merck. — Tested.

Dso only h^podertth., does not act through stomach. — Dose : Vu — Ve
grn. (0.005—0.01 grm.) lor 2 t. daily, or until effect is noticed. —
Max. D. grn. (0.02 grm.) pro dosi, 1 grn. (0.06 grm.) pro die.
:
—
Caution Avoid getting it into a cut or scratch, as it may prove fatal
:

Curarine Merck.
Deliquescent brown powd. —
Sou. in water, alcohol, chloroform.—
Antitetanic, Nervine, etc. —
Uses: Kectal tetanus, hydrophobia, and
severe convulsive affections. —
Ixjbotion '.to— V 12 grn. (0.001 0.005 —
—
:

grm.). Antidotes: Strychnine, atropine, artificial respiration and

stimulants.

Oecocta (Official).
Decoctum Aloes comp. (1 : 100). Dose: — 2 oz. (15.0— 60.0
Cetrariae (1:20) 1--4 ,, (96.0— 120.0
•J
Cinchonae (1:16) 1-2 » (30.0— 60.0
n Granati radicis (1:10) .*>
2- 4 „ (60.0—120.0
yt
Haematoxyli (1:20) 1-2 « (30.0— 60.0
n Hordei (1:10) 'X
1-4 (30.0—120.0
r:
Papaveris (1:10)
n Pareirae (1:10) 1-2 „ (30.0— 60.0
Quercus (1:16) t) 1-2 „ (30.0— 80.0
7)
Sarsae (1:8) V 2-10 „ (60.0—300.0
n „ comp. (1:8) n 2-10 „ (60.0—300.0
n Scoparii (1:20) •1 2-4 „ (60.0—120.0
n Taraxaci (1:20) n 2-4 „ (60.0—120.0

Dermatol, — see Bismuth Subgallate.

Diabetin.
Levulosb. — \Vh. powd. — Sol. in water. — Substitute for sugar in
diabetes.

Diastase (of Malt) Merck. — Medicinal.

Yellowish-white to brownish-yellow, amorph. powd.; tastel.
Uses —
Aid to digestion of starchy food.
pure or with pepsin.
Dose: 1—3 grn.
e (0.06—0.2
v « grm)
Mm.; —
Dietetic Products, — see Foods and Dietkiiq Products.
DigItalin, “German", Merck.
insol- in ether, i

reliable HearUonic, Diuretic; well

adapted to mjection. ~ Doser
»/bo— so grn. (0.001—0.002 grm
) 3 or 4 t
daily, m
pills or subcutaneously. Max. D.: '/s grn. (0.008 grm.) ner —
day. .Antidotes Emetics, stomach
pump, tannic acid, nitroglvcerine
:

morphine early, strophanthin later, alco'liolic

stiS^ti efc^

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MAT. MET>. PAWT I.

Digitalis — P. B.
I>o»: t/i —^IVsgrn. (0.03-0.1 grm.).— i’repanXloiu : Xntat. (Iil56) Dm*: Vi—l/i o»
(8-15 oo.)j Tr. (1:8) Dow; 10-30 n} (0.6-*.0 cc.).- B»e al«o, IHglUIin »nd IMsi-
toxin.

Digitoxin Merck. — Cryst.

Most glucoside from digitalis.
<a,ctive AVliite cr.YSt. powd. Sot,, in — —
alcoliol, chloroform; slightJy in ether: insoL ‘in water Prompt, —
reliable, powerful He^rt-tonic; of uniform chemical conjp.paition and
therapeutic activity. —
USES: Valvular lesions, myocarditis, etc..
— —
Dose: Vsm Vim grn. (0.00025 0.0005 grm.), 2 t. daily, with 3 IT] (0.2 cc.)
chloroform, 60 nj (4 cc.) alcohol, l */2 fluid ounces (45 co,)y, wates, -t .

Enema: V*o gm. (0.00075 grm.) with 10 tl) (0.6 cc.) ATcohol, 4 fluid
ounces (190 cc.) water, 1 to 8 t. daily. — Max D:; Daily, Vss grn.
( 0.002 grm.). . .

Diiodoform.
Ethylenetetraiodide. Yellow needles insol. in water, sol. in cflloro-
'

form and Benzene. Antiseptic, inst. of Jodoform. .''J -

Dionine.
Hydrochlorate of Ethyl-morphine. — Cryst. powder, easily sol. in
water. —
MBd and pleasant substitute for morphia without undesi-
rable effects upon the stomach and intestines Recommendahle also
in morphia habit. —
Dose: internally Va grn. ( 0.02 grm.) 2 3 t. a day, —
—
suhcutan V4 Va grn. (0.015 0.03 grm.). —
In Morphia habit:’ average —
doses of 7 —
10 grn. (0.4— 0.6 grni.) per day may be given hypodermically.

Duboisine Sulphate Merck.

Yellowish, very deliquescent powd. SOL. in water, alcohol. Hyp- — —
notic, Sedative, Mydriatic. —
Uses: Principally as mydriatic, much
stronger than atropine; also in mental diseases, usually hypoder-
mically. — —
Dose : Vim V64 grn. (0.0005 ;0.001 grm.). MAX. D. Vm grn. — : :

(0.003 grm.) daily, -7^ Extern, in 0.2 to O. 80/0 solut.

Dulcamara.
Preparation ; P.'B. [D., 30-*60’min. (2«— 4 cc.)],

Duotal, — see GUAIACOL Carbonate.

Elaterin Merck. — P. B, — Cryst.

Cryst. powd.: very bitter taste. Sol. in alcohol), chloroform^,
slightly in ether. Drastic Purgative. — Uses — : Ascites, uremia, pub
monary oedema, poisoning bv narcotics, etc. — Dose: Vio^Vio gm.
(0.0015—0.006 grm.).

Elaterium Merck.
Dose: Vie Vs grn. — (O.OOjtrrrOiOS grin.). J .
’ i, ‘ i :

Embelia Ribes. '

PrepeiTaiion Ammonii EmtJelas. Tasteless cr;^stalline Balt. Remedy

,

for tapeworm. Dose 3 — grn (0.2 —0.4 grm.) in honey.

:
-

Emetin (Resinoid) Merck'. —

(Do not confound wttfi the' llkaloid!)
Yellowish-brown lumps. —
Emetic, DinphQtetic,.Exitec,tni;apt^ Dose
grn.
Emetic, S'Is grn. (0.2 grm.) in two times, eitpectVt'Wiif,
(
0 001
.
— 0.002 grm.).
Emetine (Alkaloid) Merck. According to PaiH & Cownley. —
Pure. —
(Z^o not confound with the Desirwid!)
Brownish powd.; hitter taste; darkens on exposure. Sol. in al- —
cohol. chloroform, slightly in ether; very slightly in
water. Emetic —
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PART L MAT. MED.

in larse doses, Expectorant in small doses. -r- Dose :

.Siweitc,, Via —?/«
—
grn. (0.005 0.01 grra.); expectorant, Veo Vso grn.
(0.601—0.002 grm.). —
Emol.
Flesh-coloured fine powd., -yvhich is chemically closely related to
steatite. tJsed pure or mixed with water as a poultice in the
treat-
ment of lodal and constitutional sfein diseases such as pruritus,
weeping eczeipa, erythema, hyperkeratosis etc.
Emplastra (Official). i\,-
Emplastrum'Ammoniaci c. Hydrargyro (1 Met. in 5).
‘

„ Belladonnae (ale. Ext. 1:5). .

'
:

„ Calefaciens (Cantharides 1:25).

„ ,
Cantharidis (1:3)
, ! JFerri (Iron Peroxide 1:11).
„
'
Galbani (1:11).
Hydrargyri ,(1 .3). :

Mentholi (1:5).
Opii (1 10).
:

„
Picis (1:2), , .

... ..|
Plumhi.
V n lodidi (1 : 10).
. „ Resinae (l:9'/2).
. Sappnis (l'.:7).

.
„ „ Fuscum (1 :
6)

Enemata (Official). ^
Enema Aloes ,
each enema contains 40 grn. (2.5 grm.) Aloe*.
Asafoetidae ^ „ „ 30 grn. (2.0 grm.) Asa
foetida.
, „ MagnesiiSulphatis, each enema contains loz. (30 grm.) Sulphate.
„ Opii .
„ Vs dr. (2.0 grm.) Tr.
„ Terebinthinae „ „ 1 oz. (30.0 cc.) Oil.

Ergot -P.B.
Doie: 2(1—30 prn. (1.2— 2.0 gpm;).— nrenaroKon# : Ext. (D,, 5 — 15 grn.) (0,3 — 1.0 grm.);
F. E. (l:l)-Doi»: 10-30 n; (0.6-2.0 oo.); Tr. P. 5-30 (0.3-2.0 co.). Inf. 1:40. m
Done: t-V» o» fi0.ee-).

Ergotin (Bonjean) Merck. — P. B.

Dose intern, and 'hypoderm. 2—5 grn. (0.1 0,3 grin.).
: Caution — — :

Decomposes in solut.; should be sterilized and kept with great care!

Eriodiefyon;' .

8As4i;— pr«par:gt<Hi: P.E. [D., 20-60 min. (1.2-4.0 CO.)].

Erythrol Tetranitrate Merck.

Erythrol Tetranitrate is a cryst. massj e^loding oh percussion;
therefepre on the.piarke^t only ixi, taMets with chocolate, each con-
.tainiug ,y*,grh (0.03 .grin.) of the salt, -r- Vaso-nibtor Dilator and
Antispasmodic, like nitroglycerine. Uses Angina pectoris, asthma, —
etc. —
Dose: 1—2 tablets.
:

Eeerine Salicylate Merck.

Physostiumine Salicylate. Slightly yellowish cryst. r- Sol. in
150 parts water; sol. reddens on keeping..— Spinal
Depressant. Anti-
tetanic, Myotic. Uses: Tetanus, tonic convulsions, strychnine
poisoning, etc.; in 5 o/q solut. to contract pupil. Dose: Vi«o—
(0.0005— 0.092 grm.). tMa.x. D.: 1/20 grn. (0/003 grm.).
'
— uni
^

Eserine Sulphate Merck. — F. B. i

— Yellowish, very deli(]ue6cent powd.;

— — Sol. easily in water, alcohol.—
/ZiDses, Doses, eto.: As Eserine Salicylate.

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MAT. MED. PART I.

Ethyl Bromide Merck.

Hydkobbomic Ether. —
Colorl., inflammable volatile liq.; burning
taste, chloroform odor. —
Sol. in alcohol, ether, chloroform. In. —
halant and Local Anesthetic. Nerve-sedative. Uses; Minor surgery, —
spray in neuralgia, etc.; epilepsy, hysteria, etc. [It is of great im-
portance to have a pure article for internal use, since with an
impure one, alarming aftereffects may occur; Merck’s is strictly
pure.] —
Dose: 150—300 0] (10—20 cc.) for inhalation; by month,
5—10 drops on sugar, or in capsules. Caution Keep from light —
and air — N. JB. This is not Ethylene Bromide, which is poisonous
;

! •

Ethyl Chloride Merck.

Gas at ordinary temperatures and pressures: when compressed,
colorl., liq. —
SoL. in alcohoL Local Anesthetic. Uses; Minor — —
and dental surgery, and neuralgia, as spray; heat of hand forcing
the stream from the tubes. Hold 6 10 inches away from surface —
to be sprayed. —
Caution Highly inflammable!
Ethyl Iodide Merck.
Hydriobic Ether. —
Clear, neutral liq.; rapidly turns brown on
keeping. —
Sol. in alcohol ether insol. in water. Alterative, —
Anti spasmodic, Stimulant. —
,

Uses: Intern., chronic rheumatism,

;

scrofula, secondary syphilis, chronic bronchitis, asthma, chronic

laryngitis, and by inhalation in bronchial troubles; extern., in 10 200/q —
oint. — — —
Dose : 5 10 m (0.3 0.6 cc.), several t. daily, in capsules or on
sugar in asthma inhal., 6 drops.
: Caution Even in diffused — :

da^ght Ethyl Iodide decomposes quite rapidly, the light liberating

iodine which colors the ether. When not exposed to light at all
the decomposition is very slow; and with the least practicable ex-
posure, by care in using it, it is not rapid. The decomposition is
rendered still slower by the presence in each vial of about 10 drops
of a very dilute solution of soda. When deeper than a pale wine
color, it should be shaken up with 5 or 10 drops of such solution.

Ethylene Bromide Merck. {Not Ethyl Bromide.) —

Brownish, volatile, emulsitiable liq.; chloroform odor.: iscible —
with alcohol; insol. in water. Anti-epileptic and Sedative. —Uses: —
Epilepsy, delirium tremens, nervous headache, etc. — Dose: 1 8 0] —
(0 06 — 0.12 cc.), 2 —3 t. daily, in emulsion or capsules.
Eucaine, Alpha-, Hydrochlorate.
BLNZOYLMETIIYLTETRAMETYL-y-OXYPlI>ERIDlNK MHTH YLIC-ETHEK.
Wli. powd. —
Sol. in lO parts water. Local Anesthetic, like cocaine. —
— Applied to mucous surfaces in 1 50/o solut. Subcut. 15—60 — —
IT] (1 — 4 cc.) of 6o/o solut.
Eucaine, Beta-, Hydrochlorate.
Benzoyl vinyi.diacetone alkamine Hyurochlorate. — Wh. powd.
— Sol. 28 parts water.
in —
Local Anesthetic, specially intended
for ophthalmologic use. Applied in 2o/o solut. —
Eucalyptol Merck.
Dose : 1—4 H], (0.06—0.25 grm.) 4 or 5 t. daily, in capsules, sweetened
emulsion, or sugar. Injection: 8— 16 — IT] (0.5— 1.0 cc.) of mixture of
2 5 eucalyptol and 10 liq. paraffin.

Eucalyptus.
Preparation-. Tr. (1:5) UoM: 15— I20n/ (1-8 cc.). Un»t. I:5.-See sUo, Oil Eues-
lyptUB and Eucalyptol.
Eudoxine.
Bismuth salt of nosojihen. —
Odorl., tastel., insoL powd.; 52.ik'/o iodine.
— Intcst. Antiseptic and Astringent. —
Dose; 3 Sgi'u. (0.2 0.5 grm.). — —
3— 5 t. daily.
Manual.
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Mat. MED.

Eugallol.
PvROOALLOL MokoacEtatE. — Byrnpy transparent, dark-yellow,
mass. — Sol. in water readily. — Suecedaneum
for Pyrogallol in ob-
,

stinate chronic psoriasis; very vigorous in action. Api'lieo like —

pyrogallol.

Eugenol Merck. Pure. —

Eugenic acid; Caryophyllic Acid. — Colorl., oily liq.; spicy odor;
burning taste. — Sol. in alcohol ether chloroform solut. caustic
soda. — Antiseptic, Antitubercular, Local Anesthetic. —
,

ses Extern.,
, ,

oint.with adeps lana: in eczema and other skin diseases, local

anesthetic in dentistry, etc.; intern., tuberculosis, chronic catarrhs,
etc. — Dose 8—80: n\ (0.5— 2.0 cc.). — Max. D. : 45 rn (3.0 cc.l.

Euonymus — P. B.
yf \mua,—PT«parationi £.xt. [D., I— 4gr«. (0.06 — 0.V4 g-i-m.)]; Tr. (t:5) Dose: 10-40
n] (0.6— V.B ec.).

Euonymin, American, Brown, Merck.

Brownish powd. — Uses; Cholagogue and drastic purgative, similar
topodophyllin. — Dose: Iba—4 grn. (0.1— 0.25 grm.). Max. D.: 4 grn. —
(0.25 grm.) single; 16 grn (1.0 grm.) daily.

Euphorin Merck. — (Not Europhen.)

Phexyl-Etiiyl Urethane. —
Colorl. needles; slight aromatic odor;
clove taste. — Sol.
in alcohol, ether slightly in water. Anti- —
rheumatic, Anodyne, Antiseptic, Antipyretic. Uses; Intern., rheu- —
matism. tuberculosis, headache, and sciatica; extern., dusting-powd.
in veneral and other skin diseases, ulcers. Dose : 3 6 grn. (0.2-0.35 — —
—
grm. ), 2 3 t. daily. — Max
D. 10 grn. (0.6 grm.) daily.
;

Euphthalmine Hydrochlorate.
Hydrochlorate of the amygdalic Derivative of n-methyl-vinyl-diac.e-
tone alkamine. Cryst., sol. in water. Mydriatic. Used in instillations
of 5 lOo/o aqueous sol.

Euquinine.
Quinine Ethyl-chlorocarbonate. — Slightly bitter powd. — Sol.
in alcohol, ether, chloroform; slightly in water. — Suecedaneum
sol.
for other quinine salts, internally. — Dose About I's times that of
:

quin, sulph., in powd. or cachets, or with soup, milk, or cacao.

Euresol.
Resorcin Monoacetate. —
Viscid, transparent, yellow mass, readily
pulverizable. —
Suecedaneum for Resorcin. Uses Chiefly acne, sycosis ;

simplex, seborrhea, etc. —

Extern, in 5 to 20o/(, oint.
Eurobin.
Chrysarobin Triacetate. — Sol. in chloroform, acetone, ether;
insol. in water. —
Suecedaneum for Chrysarobin; very active reducer
or “reactive*-. — Extern, in 1 to 20o/o solut. in acetone, with 5 to
lOO/o of saligallol.

Europhen.
IsOBUTHYL-o-CRESYL-iODiDE.r- Yellow powd.;
in alcohol, ether,
27.00/o iodine. Sol. —
chloroform, fixed oils; insol. in water or glycerin.
— .Antisyphilitic, Surgical Antiseptic. —
Dose; (by inject.); 'a I'a —
grn. (0.03—0.9 grm.) once daily, in oil. —
Extern, like iodoform.
Exalgine.
Methylacetanilid. Cryst., sol. in wader and spirit. Analgesic Used
m neuralgia and toothache. — Dose: a— 1 grn. (0.03— 0.06 grm) 2 t.
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MAT. MEi). PABT U

Extracta (Official). um. (

Extraotum Aconiti (juice of freeh herb) Doge ; '/< — gm. (0.15—0.06 grm.)
1
„ Aloes Barbadensis „ 2— (0.10—0.36 „ )
6
, „ Socotrinae „ 2—6 „ (0.10—0.86 )

„ Antbemidia „ 2—10 „ (0.1 M).6 )

„ Betae liquidum „ t-r-2 dr. (4.0 8|.0 .cc, )
Belladonnae (juice of fresh herb)' ..k'' .-i
„
Doge : 'I
* —1 grn. (0 015-0,06 grm.)
alcoholic „ 'In— 'it „ (0.004-0.015
Calumbae
,,

j
2—10 ( 0.1
—
0.6
Cannabis Indicae „ V4— 1 „ 0.015-0.06 •
!•

Cascarae sagradae „
2—8 (0.1 —Oi li

„ „ liquidum „ Vt—2 dr. (2.0 -*8.0 cc.

Cimicifngae liquidum „
3—30 n\ (0.2 —2.0
Cinchonae „ „ 6—10 Itl (0.3 —0.6'
Cocae „ „ V2—2 dr. (2.0 —8.0
Colchici (juice of fresh corms)„ ‘A— 2 grn. (0.03—0;i:
12 grm.)
„ aceticum (fresh corms)„- V- (0:03-+0.12
Colocynthidis comp. „
8-10 „
0.2 —
06 .
'
,, )
Conii (juice of fresh herb) „
2-6 „
’0.1 -035 „ )
Ergotae liquidum „ 10—30 „ 0.6 —2.0 CC. )
Euonymi sicculn „ 1 “^ » '0.06—0,25 grm.)
Filicis liquidum 15—30 m 2.0, oe. I

Gelsemii alcoholie
„
„ 'It — 2 grn. (0.63—0.1 grm.)
Gentianae „ 2—10 „ (0.1 r-O.G
Glycyrrhizae „
5—60 „ (0.3 —4.0
„ liquidum „ 1 dr. (4 cc.)
Haematoxyli „ 10—30 grn. (0.6 —2.0
Hamamelidis liquidum „ 2—5 n\ (0.1 —0.3
Hydrastis „ „
6—30 It\ (0.3 —2.0
Hyoscyami (juice of fresh herb)
•Dose: 5-lOgm .(0.8 —0.6 gnn.
Jaborandi 2—10 (0.1 —0.6
Jalapae „
6—15 )) (0.3 —1.0 n .

Krameriae „
6—20 }f- (0.3 —1.2 Si

Lactucae (juice of freshEerb) „

6—15 n (0.3 —1.0 a
Lupuli „ a (0.3 5—15 —1.0
Mezerei aethereum.
Nucis vomicae (standardized), </4-l a (0.015—0.06 „
Opii standardized (with 20 0/0 Morphine)
Doge: 'it 2 grn. (0.03—0.12 — ,

Max. D.: 2 grn. (0.1 grm.) single; 6 grn. (0.3 grm.) daUy.
Opii liquidum standardized (-with 0.75 0/0 Morphine)-; ,, ,

Doge; 10—40 61 (0.6 —2.5 cc. )

Papaveris Dose : 2—5 grn. (o’.l —0.3 grm.)
Pareirae 10-30 „ (0.6 -2.0 „ )
,
liquidum 'It —2 dr. (2.0 —8.0 cc. )

Physostigmatis >/i6— ‘.'4 grn. (0.004-0.Q15:gtm.)

Quassiae 3 —5 ,,
(0.2 0.3 )

Rhamni frangulae 15— 60 „ (1.0 —4.0 •„ )

liquidum (Rhamnin)
Dose 1 — 16 cc.)
4' dr. (4

Rhei 6— 15grn.(0.3 —1.0 „

2 4 dr. (8.0 — 16,0
, n
Sarsae liquidum „
CC.
Stramonii (fr. Seeds) „ 'It— 'll grn. (0.015-0.03 grm
,
Taraxaci (juice of fresh' root), 6—30 „ (0.3 -2.0 „ )
,
'

„
liquidum (dried root)
Dose: < 4—2 dr. (1.0 —8.0 cc. )

Not official Extracts.

Extr. Apocyni canabini liquidum.
Diuretic, Diaphoretic and Expeotorana. — UsKS; Dropiy. Doge:
6—20 ni (0.8— 1.2 cc.).
Uerck'i Mcmuml.
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PART I.
MAT. Med.

Extract, Betulae alb.

Powerful Diuretic. —
Dose: 32 grn. (2jOgrm_.)j.dail;ir. ,
.
.

Extract, Cacti grandiflori liquid.

Cardiotonic remedy, used instead of Digitalis.
— Dose: 5—20 iq

(0.3— 1.2 cc.) 3 t. daily.

Extract. Condurango liquidum.

Storaachiq,. Alterans. Uses; Chronic rheumatism Cancer of the
—
,

—
j

stomach, Dyspepsia etc. Dose 20 40 n\ (1.2 2.5 : — cc.).

Extract, Coronillae.
Substitute for Digitalis. — Dose : 2 grn. (0.1 grm.) in a pill four t.

daily. ‘
; .

Extract, Ergotae, Aqueous, Soft, — see Ergotin.

Extract, Malti, Merck. —Dry, Powd.

Contains maximum amount diasthse,' dextrin, dextrose, proteides
and salts from barley. —
Tonic, Dietetic. USES Children, scrofulous — :

patients, dyspeptics, etc. —

Dose: 1 4 drams (4 15 grm.). — —
Extract, Mone'siae, Merck.— Aqueous, Dry.
Alterative, Intestinal Astringent. —
Uses (jhronic diarrhea, catarrh, :

scrofula, scurvy, etc. — —

Dose : 2 5 grn. (0.1 0.3 grm.). —
r'l.;' ;

Extract, Muirae-puamae, liquidum, Merck.

Aphrodisiac, Nerve-stimulant. —
USES: Sexual debility, senile weak-
ness, etc. — Dose : 16—30 (l\ (1 —2 cc.).^

Extract. Pichi Pichi (Fabrianae imbricatae) liquidum.

Uses: Catarrhal inflam, of the gen. urin. organs, renal and vesical
calculi. Dose: 16 — 60 (I). (1.0 —4.0 cc.).

Extr. Syzygii Jambolani liquid (Jambul) e cortice, et e seminibus.

Antidiabetic. Dose: of both .preparations 1 —4 dr. (4.0 — 15.0, cc.).

Extr. Viburni prunifolii liquidum.

Uterine haemostatic. Nervine remedy, -Oxytocic.' Uses: in habitual
abortion, dysmenorrhoea, menorhagia. Dose : 30 60 iq (2—4.0 cc.). —

Ferropyrine.
Ferric - Chloride - Autipyrine Ferripyhine. 64 o/o antipy rine, —
12«/o iron, 240/o chlorine.
,

—
Orange^red non-hygroscopic powd. .
—
Sol. in 5 parts water, 9 parts boiling water; in alcohol, benzene,
slightly in ether. —
Hematinic, Styptic, Astringent, Antineuralgic.
— Uses; Intern., anemia, chlorosis, migraine, headache, neuralgia;
extern., gonorrhea, nosebleed, etc.. Dose: 6— 15 grn. (0.3 1.0 grm.),
— —
with peppermint-oil sugar, or in solut. Extern, in 1 l>/3®/o solut. —
for gonorrhea; 2QO/o. solut, or pure for hemorrhages.

Ferrohemol.
Hemol with iron, in organic combination. Brown powd. Hematinic.
Dose: 8 grn. (0.5 grm.) 3 t. before meals in wafers.
Fluorescein Merck.
Orange-red powd. —
Sol. in ether, alkaline solut. Uses Diagnosis — ;

of corneal lesions and ipipervipus strictures .of;,na8al, duct. Sqliit.

^1 l/’anuo/«
 “ —
Mat. MEfD. PART I.

lOgrn. (0.6 grm.), with l.'i gni. (1.0 grin.) sodium bicarbonate, in
1 ounce (80 cc.) water.
Food- and Dietetic Products.
Ar,K,VKN08E.
ARTOSE.
Beep Joices (Wyeth).
Bengers Food.
tiVNOL. Combination of Malt E.xtract with Cod-liver oil.
Carnigen.
COXCEXTRATED BEEF TEA.
Essbxce of beef.
Extract of aveat (Armours Chicago).
„ n (Liebig’s Extract) American Fray Bentoa.
>,

Maetike. —
‘Extraction of all the nutritive dnd digestive properties
of wheat, oats, and malted barley.
Meeeis’s Food. .‘Consists of dextrin, maltose, albuminates, and
salts.‘
Lipanix.
Malted pood, Horlick’s.
Malt Extract, Kepler’s.
Meat lozenges.
Meat jitices (Brand’s, Valentine’s).
Milk Food No. 12 and 8 Allenbury's.
Milk Condensed.
„ Ideal of the Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.
„ humanized.
Mutase.
Nestle’s Food. —
‘40o/o. sugar, .^o/b fat, 1.5o/o proteids, 30o,o dextrin
and starch."
NuraoSE. —
“Casein-sodium.*
Peptonoids, BeEf. —
“From beef and milk, with gluten."
Peptone prom meat, Mode’s.
•Saccharin. —
(Crystallose, Zuckerin, Dulcin, Sykose.) Antidiabetic —
and Hygienic Substitute for Sugar. See under “.S‘. —
Sanose. —
“80o/o purest casein, 20o/o purest albumose."
Somatose. —
‘Deutero and hetero-albumoses."
Milk-Somatose.
Iron- „

Tropokb. Proteids containing 38>,'e«/u animal albumen.

Valo.se.

Formaldehyde Merck.
Aqueous solut. formaldehyde gas; about 40 On. Colorl., volatile liq.
—
;

pungent odor. Non-corrosive Surgical and General Antiseptic (in

wounds, abscesses, etc., for clothing, bed-linen, walls, etc.); preser-
vative of colly ria and anatomical or botanical specimens. Applied —
in vapor or solut.: In surgery, */4 —
ViO/o solut.: general antisepms,
1/4 —2»/o solut. or in vapor; for colly ria, .‘isooo solut.; for hardening
—
anatomical specimens, 4 10#/o solut. [Other brands of this prepa-
ration are sold under special names, such as ‘Formalin". ‘Formol",
etc. The Merck article is sold under its true chemical name:
"Formaldehyde".
Formaldehyde, Para-, — see Paraformaldehyde.
Utrck^s Manual,
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Formalin, — see PormaLdEHYDE.

Formin.
Hexamkthylene-tktramin’E, Merck, also called Urotropin. Al- —
kaline cryst. powd. —
Soi,. in water, slightly in alcohol. Uric-acid —
solvent and Genito-urinary Antiseptic —
^USES: Gont, cystitis, etc.
— Dose: 5— 15 grn. (0.3— 1.0 grm.) daily, taken in the morning, or
morning and evening, in lithia water or carbonated water.
Formol, — see Formaldehyde.
Fuchsine, Medicinal, Merck.
Euchsine free from arsenic. —
Sol. in water. Antiseptic, Anti- —
nephritic. —
Uses Intern., nephritis, cystitis said to reduce anasarca
and arrest albuminuria.
;

— —
Dose '/» 4 grn. (0.03 0.25 grm.) several
:
;

—
t. daily, in pills. —
Catttios: Do not confound with Fuchsine Dye\

Gaduol (Morrhuol).
Alcoholic E.xtract Cod-Liver Oil, Afercfc. Brown, oily liq. —
bitter, acrid taste; contains the therapeutically active principles of
cod-liver oil (iodine, bromine, phosphorus, and alkaloids), without
any of the inert ballast of the oil. — Alterative, Nutrient. — Uses:
Instead of cod-liver oil. — Dose: 5— 30 grn. —2.0 grm.), as elixir
(0.3
or wine.

Gall, Ox, Inspissated, Merck. — Purified, Clearly Sol. — P. B,

Laxative, Digestive. — Uses: Typhoid fever, deficiency of biliary
secretion, etc. — Dose 5 — 10 grn. (0.3 — O.figrm.), several t. daily, in
capsules or pills.

Gallanol Merck.
Grayish, bitter cryst. or powd. —
SOL. in alcohol, ether, slightly in
cold water, chloroform. —
Antiseptic, Dermic. Uses: Psoriasis, ec-
zema and other skin diseases, instead of chrysophanic acid or
pyrogallol. —
Applied: In acute or chronic eczema, 1 7 parts in —
30 parts ointment; in psoriasis, 200/q solut. in chloroform or trau-
maticin; for moist eczema, 250/o with talcum; for favus, prurigo
and trichophyton, 20o/o solut. in alcohol with little ammonia.

Gallobromol Merck.
Dibkomo-gallic Acid. ^
Small, grayish cryst. Sol. in alcohol: —
ether. 10 parts water. —
Sedative, Antiseptic, Astringent. Uses, —
Intern., instead of potassium bromide; extern., cystitis, gonorrhea,
gleet, eczema, and other skin diseases. — Dose: 5— 15 grn. (0.3— ID
grm.). — Extern, in l—4o/o solut., powd., or paste.
Gelanthum.
Lauded by Unna as an ideal, water-soluble vehicle for the application
of dermics. Forms a smooth, homogeneous covering without any
tendency to stickiness. Does not stain the skin or the linen.
Readilj’ takes up tiOOfo ichthyol, 40o/o salicylic acid, resorcin, or
pyrogallol. 5 o/q carbolic acid, and lo/o mercuric chloride. Keeps
insoluble drugs (e. g. zinc oxide) well suspended.

Gelsetninine (Alkaloid) Merck.

White microscopic cryst. —
Sol. in alcohol, ether, chloroform. —
(The lii/elrochinrate and sulphate are sol. in water.) Antineuralgic, —
Antispasmodic. —
Uses: Neuralgia, rheumatism, dysmenorrhea, etc.’
also antidote to strychnine. —
Doho Vim— ao grn. (0.0005—0.002 grm
— :

Max. D.: '/3o grn. (0.002 grm.) single, Ve grn. (0.01 grm.) daily. —
)

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Antidotes: Emetics early, atropine, stropliantin ,

artificial respi-
ration, external stimulation.
(Also, a complete line of Gelseminine Salts.)
Gelsemium — P. B.
T.I.LOW jAiNiM.-Thedrug t(Doi»: 3-.30grn.
ifrta.yj.-Pnparatiotu . Kxlr.
8™.)]; Tr. (1:8) [D. 5-Wn) (0.3-1.* cc.)]. - See «Uo,

Gentian — P. B.
Dot» : • 0—30 grn, (0,6— —2. -
grin,)—
o* •••/ */»reparaW<m»
' • ESxt. ri^»i 10 grn .(0,1 — O.h gmi,)1j
"
Inf, CO (I Dose: ^ 08 (30— 60 cc.); Comp. Tr, [!).,
'
j 80). drams (V.0-H,ii cc.)j.
Geranium P. B. —
OaAwaBBiLb.-Doie: 30-60gm. (^,0-4.0 grm.),-Pr«para<iOiM ; F. B, (1:1),
Ginger — P, B.
Dose: 10— 20grn, (0.6— 1,2 grni,)— FrspartUtoiu : Ess. 1:2 j
Oleores. [D., Vs— min,
(0.03 — 0.1 gxm.)]; Tr. (1:8); Syr. (3 per cent. Eas.).

Glycerine — P. B.
Dose: I —2 dr. (4,0— fi.Ogrm.).— Preparo«on ; Suppoa. (70 per cent.).

Official Glycerine Preparations;

Glycerinum Acidi carbolici (1:5).
„ „ Galliei (i:4*/2).
„ „ Tannici (1:4* 2 ).

„ Aluminis (1:5*/*).
„ Amyli (l:7*/2).
„ Boracis (1:63/4).
„ Plumbi Subaoetatis (l:3'/2).
„ Tragacanthae (1 :43/s).
Glycozone.
Not completely —
[Stated: “Result of tbe chemical reaction
defined.
when glycerine subjected to the action of 15 times its own volume
is
of ozone, under normal atmospheric pressure at 0"C. Colorl. —
viscid liq.; sp. gr. 1.26. r- Disinfectant, Antizymotic. Dose: 1—2 —
fl. dr. (4 —
See), after meals, in water. Enema.: >2—1 fi. oz.(15— 80 —
cc.) in 1 2 pints (500 —
1000 cc.) water."] —
Glyoyrrhiza P. B. —
i.ioosioB Koot.— Fr«i>ar(iti<ms ; Ext. and F. E. (vehicles); Ooinp. Powd. [D., I—
dr. (4 — 8.0 cc.)]. — See also, Glycyrrhizin Ammoniated.

Glycyrrhizin, Ammoniated, Merck. Clearly Soluble. —

Dark-brown or brownish-red, sweet scales. Sod. in water, alcohol. —
— Expectorant, Demulcent. Uses: Chiefly with bitter or neutral —
medicines, to cover taste; also as cough remedy. Dose: 5 15 grn. — —
(0.3 — 1.0 grm.). — Incompatible with acids.

Gold Bromide, Auric, Merck.

Gold Tribkomide. Dark-brown powd. —
Sol. in water, etlier. —
— Anti-epileptic, Anodyne, Nervine. Uses: Epilepsy, migraine, etc.; —
said to act, in small doses, quickly and continuously, without
bromism. —
Dose: Anti-epileptic, */i 2 */6 grn. (0.005 0.012 grm.) 2 or — —
3 t. daily, in pills; anodyne, *;
2o grn. (0.003 grm. j 2 t. daily. Children,
half as 'much.

Gold Chloride Merck.

Chloro-aubic acid. —
Brown, very deliquescent, cryst. masses,
Sol. in water, alcohol. Antitubercular, Alterative. —
UsE.s: Phthisis —
and other tubercular affection; lupus. Dose; *r.o >is grn. (OlXIl — —
—0.004 grm.). — Caution: Keep dry, from light! •

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Gold, Cyanide, Auric, Merck.

Gold Tbicyanide. —
Colorl. hygroscopic plates, Sol. in water, —
alcohol. —
IFSES: Antitubercular. — —
Dose: ‘/ao 'no grn. (0,003 O.OOG
grni.). —
Antidotes; As Gold Cyanide, Aurous.

Gold Cyanide, Aurous, Merck.

Gold Monocyanide. Yellow —
cryst. powd. Insol. in water, al-
cohol, or ether. —
Dose : 'ne—'U grn. (0.004—0.015 grm.), several t.'
daily, in pills. —
AntidotEs: Emetics, stomach siphon, artificial
respiration, ferric or ferrous sulphate, ammonia, chlorine, hot and
cold douche, etc.

Gold Iodide Merck.

Airnous Iodide. —
Greenish or yellow powd. sol. in acids. Altera- —
tive. —
Uses: Scrofula and tuberculosis. —
Dose: Vei i/io grn. (0.001 —
—O.OOG grm.).

Gold and Sodium Chloride Merck.

—
Dose: V»4 'n grn. (0.0025 0.015 grm.). — —
Max. D.: o/t gm. (0.045 grm.)
single, 3 grn. (0.2 grm.) daily. —
Incompatibles: Silver nitrate,
ferrous sulphate, oxalic acid.
Grindelia.
Preparation: F. E,, [D., 20— 60 min. (t,2— 4.0 cc.)].

Guethol Merck.
GuAiACOL-ETnYL. —
Oily liij.^ congealing in the cold. Sol. in —
alcohol, ether, chloroform; msol. in water or glycerine. Local
Anesthetic, Topical and Internal Antitubercular. Uses: Ghiefiy —
as succedaneum for guaiacol: extern., in neuralgia, tubercular
—
.

cystitis, etc.: inter?i. in phthisis. —

Dose: 4 8 n) (0.^5— 0.5 grm.)
3 t. daily, in sweetened hydro-alcoholic solut. —
Extern, as paint
with equal part chloroform, or in 10— 20 o/q oint.

Guaiacetin.
Sodium E^ykocatechin-.monoacetate.— Powder, sol. in water. Anti-
tubercular. — Dose: 8 grn. (0.5 grm.) 2—3 t. a day. . .

Guaiaci Resina.

Guaiacol Benzoate, — see Benzosbol.

Guaiacol Carbonate.
Duotal. —
Small, wh., odorl., tastel. cryst. Insol. in water. — —
Antitubercular. —
Dose: 4—8 grn. (0.2— 0.5 grm.) 2 or 3 1. daily, grad,
increased to 90 grn. (6 grm.J a daj’ if necessary, in powd.

Guaiacol Merck.
Colorl., limpid, oily liq.; characteristic aromatic odor. Sol. in —
alcohol; ether, 200 parts water. —
Antitubercular. Antiseptic, Anti-
pyretic, Local Analgesic.:^ Uses: Intern., phthisis, lupus, and
intestinal tuberculosis, febrile affections. —
Dose 2 rfi (0.1 grm.) :

3 t. daily, gradually increased to IG Iff (1 grm.), in pills, or in 1— 2o/o

solut. brandy, wine, etc., after meals. —
Extern. (Analgesic, and
"^t^P^eBc) 16—32 [T\ (1—2 cc.), pure or with equal parts glycerine
:

Guaiacol Phosphate.
White Cryst., sol. in alcohol, chloroform and acetone. Antitubercular.
— Dose: 6— 10 grn. (0.4— 0.6 grm.)‘ daily.
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Guaiacol Phosphite.
Pno«PHo&u.viA.ooL. -
Oily liq.; 926/0 gualacol. Sol. in alcohol, -
glycerine, oils. Antitubercular, etc., like guaiacol. Doho: 8 grn. ~
(0..*) grm.) 4 t. daily; in pills, elixir, or wine.
Also a complete line of other Guaiacol-Ethers.

Guaiacol Salol Merck.

Guaiacol S.u.icylate. —
White, insipid cryst.; salol odor. Sol. in —
alcohol ; insol. in water. —
Intestinal Antiseptic, Antitubercnlar. Anti-
rheninatic. —
USES: Phthisical diarrhea, dysentery, rheumatism,
marasmus, chorea, etc. —
Dose: 15 grn. (1 grm.), several t. dailv.
Max. D. 150 grn. ("lO grm.) daily.
:
—
Guaiaperol.
PrPERiDiN Guaiacolate. — Antitubercular. — Dose: 5 — 10 grn.
(0.3 — 0.1! grm.) per day.
Guarana — r U. S. P.
Uaiet 30 grn. (».0 grm.).— {Reparation P. E. (1:1), Tr, (1:4) Dote : 1-8 dr. (4-8 co.

Haema-, Haemo-, — see under Hema-, Hemo-, etc.

Hamamelis — P. B.
WlicniiAZKi.. -/>rej<ar<Uion : Tr. (1:10) Uoae; b~<j0n} (0.3-4cc.,'.

Hedeoma.
Pkhnisotai. - PreporaliOTM.' Oil (D., 8-10 nj (0 2-0.0 co.)]; Spt. (10 per cent oil).

Hematoxylon P. B. —
I^on WOOD. — /Veparotfotu Ext. [D., 10 — 80 gm.
; (0.0— 2.0 grm.)].— Decoct 1:20. Domi
1—2 oz (80— 60 cc.). — See also, Hematoxylin.

Hemogallol.
Hemoolohin Reduced bv Rvhogallol, Merck. Reddish-brown —
powd. containing iron in condition fdr easy assimilation. Hema- —
tinic, Constructive, Tonic. —
Uses: Anemia, chlorosis, chronic neph-
ritis, diabetes, and in convalescence readily transformed into blood- :

coloring matter in debilitated people, and uniformly well borne:

much superior to inorganic preparations of iron. Dose: 4 8 grn. — —
fO.25 — 0.5 grm.),
3 t. daily, ''s hour before meals, in powd. with sugar,
or in pills or chocolate tablets.
*
Hemoglobin Merck.
Brownish-red powd. or scales. Sol. — in water. — Hematinic. —
Uses Anemia, chlorosis, etc.
: Dose 75 — :
— 150 grn. (5—10 grm.), daily,
in wine or syrup.

Hemol.
Hemohlobik Reduced by Zinc, Merck. — Dark-brown powd. con-
taining easily assimilable iron, with slight traces of zinc oxide.
Hematinic, Antic.hlorotic. — Uses: Anemia and chlorosis, neu-
rasthenia, etc. Dose: 2—8 grn. (0.1— 0.5 grm.), before meals, in
powd. with sugar, or in wafers.
Heroin.
Morphine diacetic ester. — Cryst. powd. slightly soluble in
water freely sol. in alcohol. .Substitute for Morphi.o. -r Dose:
•'
18 — Vo grn. (0.005—0.01 grm.) 4—5 t. daily.

Hetol. Cinnamate of Sodium, which see.

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Hetocresol.
CiKNAMYLMETACKESOL. —
Cryst. powd. freely sol. in ether only.
Antiseptic especially in tubercular processes. Used per. viam hypo-
derm. in a Suspension of Hetocresol and Iodoform in the proportion
2:1 in 8 parts of water. Dose : 8—32 fl] (0.5— 2.0 cc.) or as dusting
powd 1:9 Iodoform.
Hexamethylene-tetramine, — see Formin.

Hexamethylene-tetramine Salicylate, — see Salipohmin.

Holocaine Hydrochlorate.
Wh. needles. —
Sol. in 40 parts w.ater; undecomposed on boiling.
— Local Anesthetic, like cocaine. — Uses: Chiefly in eye diseases
in lo/o solut.

Homatropine Hydrobromate Merck.

Small white cryst. —
Sol. in 10 parts water, 133 parts alcohol. —
Uses: Mydriatic in ophthalmic surgery; internally in night-sweats
of phthisis, and as Sedative. Mydriatic effect commences in 'u to
1/2 hour, reaches maximum in 1 hour, and disappears in 6 hours.
Accommodation paresis ceases earlier. Dose: 1
/ 120
— 'oogm. (0.0005
0.001 grm.). — Extern., to the eye, in lo/o solut.

Honey — P. B.
Prtparatiolu : Clarified Honey; Oxyrae) Hose: 1-2 dr. (4—8 cc»).

Hop — P. B.
Preparation; Tr. [11., Va-2 drams (9-8 cc.). Extr. Uoi. t 8-16 gm. (0.3-1.0 grm.).
Inf. (1:90) Hose t 1—9 oz (80— 60 cc.).

Hyrgol.
Hydrargyrum colloidale. Granular mass, freely sol. in water. Used
as ointment 1:10 instead of Ungt. Hydrargyr. Average dose for one
inunction 48 grn. (3.0 grm.).

Hydrastine (Alkaloid) Merck.

White prisms. — SoL. in alcohol, ether, chloroform; slightly in
water. — Alterative. Tonic, Antiperiodic. — Dose: Vi— 1 grn. (0.015
— O.Ofi grm.).

Hydrastine Hydrochlorate Merck. — {Not Hydrc^tinine , etc.)

Amorph., white powd. Sol. in water. — Astringent, Alterative, —

Tonic, Hemostatic. —
USES: /wferw., uterine hemorrhage, dyspepsia,
hemorrhoids, etc.; extern., gonorrhea, conjunctivitis, endometritis,
leucorrhea, cervical erosions, acne, hyperidrosis, seborrhea, etc. —
— —
Dose: '/» 1 grn. (0.03 0.06 grm.), every 2 hours if necessary. —
Extern, as astringent, Vio — 2 O/0 solut.; in sTtin diseases, lo/g oint’s
or lotions.

Hydrastinine Hydrochlorate Merck. {Not Hydrastine, etc.) —

Yellow, cryst. powd. SOL. in water. —
Uterine Hemostatic, Em- —
menagogue, Vaso-constrictor. —
USES Hemorrhages, congestive dys- :

menorrhea, metrorrhagia, epilepsy, hemoptysis,

grn. (0,015 —0.03 grm.), 8 —4 etc. — Dose : Vi— <.'2

t. daily, in capsules.
Hydrastis — U. S. P.
to- *o-«o
(l2®-Vo"c^T'™**‘’"'

Hydrogen Peroxide Solution, — see Solution, Hydkooen

Peroxide.

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Hydrozone.
Not completely
—
defined. — (Stated: “80 vole, preserved aqueous solut.
of HvOh. .
Clear liq., acid taste. — Disiniectant, ('icatrizant. —
Dose: 1 fl. dr. (4 cc.), well before meals. — Extern, in 2 or
dil. ,

SOjo 8 olut.“)

Hyoscine Merck. — True, Amorph.

From Hyoscyamus —
Thick, colorl. syrup, v— SOL. in alcohol,
niger.
ether; slightly in water. —
Hypnotic, Sedative. Uses; To quiet —
and give sleep to insane and others. •— Dose: For hisane, V«o—
—
grn, ( 0 001 0.002 grm.), cautiously increased or repeated until effect
.

is produced; for sane, taoo— Vioo grn. (0.0003—0.0006 grm.). Injec- —

tion: For insane, V> 2o— '/eo grn. (0.0005—0.001 grm.); for sane, ‘Aoo—
Oaoo grn. (0.00015—0.0003 grm.). —
ANTIDOTES: Emetics, stomach pump,
muscarine, tannin, animal charcoal, emetics again; heat or cold
externally; cathartics, etc.

Hyoscine Hydrobromate Merck. — True, Cryst.

Colorl. cryst. — Sol. in water, alcohol. — Uses and Doses, same
as Hyoscine.

(Also Other Salts of Hyoscine.)

Hyoecyamine, True, Merck. Cryst. —

{Much stronger than —
Amorph. /)
From Hyoscyamus niger. — White, silky, permanent cryst. — Sol.
in alcohol, ether, chloroform, acidulated water; slightly in water.
— Hypnotic, Sedative. —
USES: To quiet insane and nervous; ease —
cough in consumption; asthma, etc. —
Dose: * ia« ’:is grn. (0.0005
0.002 grm.), several t. daily, in pill or solut. as hypnotic for insane. ;

Vs —V< grn. (0.0075—0.015 grm.). Usual Max. D. Vso grn. (0.002 grm.) :

single; Vis grn. (0.005 grm.) pro die. Antidotes; As for Atropine. —
Hyoscyamine True, Merck. ,
Pure, Amorph. — — {Much
weaker than Cryst!)
Brown, syrupy liqu. — Dose Vs — V< (0.0075 — 0.015 grm.).
:

Hyoscyamine Sulphate, True, Merck. — Cryst.

White, deliquescent, microscopic needles; acrid taste. — SOL. in
water, alcohol. —
Dose same as of Hyoscyamine cryst.
Hyoscyamine, Sulphate, True, Merck. — Pure, Amorph.
Yellowish, hygroscopic powd. — SOL. in water, alcohol. — Uses as
Hyoscyamine, True, Amorph. — Dose : Vs — 4 grn. (0.0075 —0.015 grm.).
(Also, other Salts of Hyoscyamine.)

ichthalbin.
ICHTHYOL Albuminate. — Gray-brown, odorl., almost tastel, powd.;
4 parts equal 3 parts ichthyol. —
SOL. in alkaline fluids (such as
intestinal secretion); insol. in ordinary solvents and in diluted acids
as gastric iuice). Succedaneum for Ichthyol internally as an Alterant,
Antiphlogistic, and Assimilative. Uses; Phthisis, scrofula, rheu-
matism, skin diseases, etc. —
Dose : 15 30 grn. (1.0 2.0 grm.) 2 or — ,

3 t. daily, before meals.

ichthyol.
Ammonium Sulpho-ichthyolate, Ichthyol Co., (NH^lj Cw Hm S 3 Oe. —
— Thick, bro wn. bituminous odor 16 O/o easily assimilable sulphur.
liq. ;

— ;

Sol. in water, mixture alcohol and ether, miscible with glycerine.

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oils. _ Antiphlogistic, Anodyne, Alterative, Antigonorrhoic, Dermic.

— Uses: Intern., skin diseases, rheumatism, scrofiila, nephritis, etc.,
gonorrhea, etc. extern. 5 to 500/o ointment, splut., etc. uterine and
; ;

vaginal inflammation, urticaria, erosions, pruritis, gout, boils, car-

buncles, acne, eczema, herpes, burns, catarrh, etc.; 2o/o solut. in go-
norrhea. —
Dose: 3— 10 ni (0.3— 0.6 gi-m.), in pills, capsules, or with
water. —
(See “Ichthalbin” —
a preferable form for internal use.)

Infusa (Official).
Infusum Anthemidis (1:20).
Dose: As stomachic 1 —4 oz. (30.0— 120.0 cc.) as an
emetic 5 — 10 oz. (150.0 —300.0 cc.).

„ Aurantii (1:20).
Dose : 1 —
2 oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).

„ Aurantii comp. (1:40)

(prepared with bitter Orange Peel & Fresh Lemon Peel).
Dose: l —2 oz. (30.0 —60.0 cc.).

„ Buchu (1:20).
Dose : 1 —4 oz. (30.0—120.0 cc.).

„ Calumbae (1:20).
Dose : 1 —2 oz. (30.0 — 60.0 cc.).

„ Caryophylli (1:40).
Dose : 1—4 oz. (30.0—120.0 cc.).

„ Cascarillae (1:10).
Dose : 1 —
2 oz. (30.0 — 60.0 cc.).

„ Catechu (1:27).
Dose :'
1—2 oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).

„ Chiratae (1:40).
Dose: 1 —
2 oz. (30.0 — 60.0 cc.).

„ Cinchonae acidum (1:20)

(prepared with aromatic Sulphuric acid).
Dose : 1—2 oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).

„ Cuspariae (Angosturae) (1:20).

Dose: 1—2 oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).

„ Cusso (1:16).
Dose: 4—8 oz. (120.0— 250.0 cc.).

„ Digitalis (1:156).
Dose : Vi — V2 oz. (8.0 — 15.0 cc.).

„ Ergotae (1:40).
Dose: 1—2 oz. (30.0— 60.0 cc.).

„ Gentianae Comp. (1:80)

prepared with fresh Orange Peel &' Lemon Peel).
Dose 1—2 : oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).

„ Jaborandi (1:20).
Dose 1—2 : oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).
„ Krameriae (1:20).
Dose: 1—2 oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).

„ Lini (1:30)
prepared with Licorice root).
Dose: in Catarrhal cystitis and Diabetes (1—4 oz 1
'
30.0—120.0 cc.).

„ Lupuli (1:20).
Dose : 1—2 oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).

„ Maticae (1:20).
Dose: 1—4 oz. (30.0—120.0 cc.).

„ Qnassiae (1:80).
Dose : 1—2 oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).

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InfuBum Rhei (1:40).

Dose : 1—2 oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).
,, Rosae acidum (1:40)
(prepared with dilute sulphuric acid).
Dose 1—2 : oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).
. „ Senegae (1:20).
Dose; 1— 2 oz. (30.0— 60.0 cc.).

„ Sennae (1:10).
Dose : 1—2 oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).
„ Serpentarinc (1:40).
Dose 1—2 : oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).
„ Uvac Ursi (1:20).
Dose 1—2 : oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).
„ Valerianae (1:40).
Dose 1—2 : oz. (30.0—60.0 cc.).

Ingluvin.
Digestive ferment obtained from gizzard of chicken.
— — Yellowish
powd. Dose: 5—20 grn. (0.3— 1.2 grm.).

Injectiones Hypodermicae (Official).

Injectio Apomorphinae hypodermica [2 grn. (0.12 grm.) in 100 m (6.25 cc.)l.
Dose 2—8 n) (0.12—0.5
: cc.) = ','
21 —
Ve grn. (0.0025—0.01 grm.).
„ Ergotini hypodermica [1 grn. (0.06 grm.) in 3 m (0.2 cc.)l.
Dose : 3—10 m (0.2— 0.6 cc.).
„ MorpMnae hypodermica [1 grn. (0.06 grm.) in 10 tH (0.6 cc.)l.
Dose: 1 —2 O) (0.06 0.12 cc.) increasing.

Iodine Merck. — Resublimed.

Dose: Vs grn. (0.03 grm.) — Preparations: Oint. (30/o); Liq. lodi (5«/o,
with 7.50/0 K
Tr. (2.50/0) Liuim. lodi (1:9).
I.); Antidotes Emetics, sto-
—
:

mach pump; starchy food in abundance. Incompatibles: Oil

turpentine, starch, tannin.

lodipin.
Iodine addition-product of sesame oil. Yellow fluid, of purely olea- —
ginous taste; contains lOO/o iodine. Mild yet efficient Alterative —
Tonic, carried even to remotest parts of body. Uses: Syphilis, —
scrofula, etc. —
DOse tea-to tablespoonful, 3 or 4 t. daily, in emul-
:

sion with peppermint water and syrup; children in proportion.

Iodoform Merck. Gryst. or — Powd.

Dose; 1 —3 grn. (0.06 0.2 grm.). — — Preparations: Oint. (10«/o). Sup-
positories of 3 grn. (0.2 grm.) each. — Incompatible: Calomel.
lodoformogen.
lODOPOEM Albuminate. —
Brown-yellow, flue, dry, nonconglutin.a-
ting powd.; about 3 times as voluminous as iodoform, more perva-
sive, and free from its odor. Substitute for Iodoform, —
lodole.
Teteaiodo PYEKOLE. - — Light, fine, grayish-brown powd.; 89«/o
iodine. —
Sol. in alcohol, chloroform, oils; 3 parts ether; slightly
in water. —
Antiseptic, Alterative. —
Uses: Intern., syphilis, scro-
fula, and instead of potassium iodide; extern., 5 to lOo/o oint in
chronic ulcers, lupus, chancre, suppurative adenitis, etc., powd. or
solut. on mucous membranes, as in ozena, tonsillitis, and inflam-
matory condition of larynx and trachea; in gynecology, tampons
saturated with 16 parts alcohol, 34 parts glycerine, and 1 part iodole.
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 PART I. MAT. MED.

— Dose: 1—3 —
grn. (0.06 0.2 grm.) daily, in wafers. Max. D. 3 grn.
(0.2 grm.) single ;
16 grn. (1 grra.) daily.

lodothyrine.
Thyroiodine —
Dry Preparation of thyroid gland. Alterative, Dis- —
—
cntient. Uses: Goiter, corpulency, myxedema, cretinism, nanism,
etc.— —
Dose: 15 32 grn. (1.0— 2.0 grm.) per day. Children: 3 grn.
—
(0.3 grm.) 16 grn. (1.0 grm.) per day 1

Ipecao — P. B.
Doie! Stomachic, Va — 1 gru. (0 03— 0.06 grm.); enutic, 10 — SO grn. (0.6— 2.0 grm.). —
Preparatioru ; Powd of Ipecac and Opium (1;10 each); Doia: 8-16 grn. (0.3 — 1.0 grm.)
Troches (*/r grn.); Troches w. Morpliinc (one-twolfth grn. (0.005 grm.), ipecac one-
forlicthgrn. (0.0013 gi-m.) morph.); Wine 5 per cent. Dose; as an expectorants— 40 IT}
(0.3— 3.6 cc.); as an emetic: 3-6 dr. (12-26 cc.). Acetum Dose i 3-40 n? (0.8-2.8 cc.).

Iris — U. S. P.
Blck Fl.*o. — Preparations
(0.6— 2,0 cc.)].
Ext. [D., 2-6 grn. (0.1— 0.3 grm.)]; F. E. [D., lO-So m
Iron, reduced by Hydrogen, Merck. {Fernmi redactum P. B.).—
Dose: 1—5 grn. (0.06—0.3 grm.) children Vt- 1 grn. (0.015—0.06 grm.).
Iron Acetate Merck. — Scales.
Dose : 3—10 grn. (0.2— 0.6 grm.).

Iron Albuminate Merck. — Scales or powd.

Brown; very stable. — Sol. in water. —
Tonic, Hematinic. — Uses:
Chlorosis, beriberi. — Dose : 3—10 grn. (0.2— 0.6 grm.).
Iron Arseniate Merck.
Yellowish-green, insol. powd. Dose: ‘/,c grn. gradually and with
precaution increased to Oa grn. (0.004—0.03 grm.), in pills.

Iron Carbonate, Saccharated, Merck, Saccharated Ferrous

Carbonate, P. B.
Dose 5—30: grn. (0.3— 2.0 grm.).

Iron Citrate Merck (^Ferric citrate). — Scales.

Dose 3—10: grn. (0.2— 0.6 grm.).

Iron Glycerino-phosphate Merck.

Yellowish scales. Sol. in water, diluted alcohol.
nerve nutrition neurasthenia, convalescence from
—
Uses: Deficient
influenza,
Dose 2-0 grn. (0.1—0.3 grm.) 3 t. daily, in cinnamon water. etc
,

Iron Hydrate with Magnesia.

Aaiamo AsTiDOTt,- (I) Solut. ferric sulphate
60 Oc., water 100 Co.- (II) Maenoaia
10 Gm., water to make 760 Co. (In a 1000 6c. bottle).
For immediaie ’u.o add I to n!
Iron Hypophosphite Merck
—
{P'erric Hypophosphate). — c. P.
Whitish powd. Insol. in water. — Dose: 2>/2 grn. (0.15 grm.).
Iron Iodide, Saccharated, Merck, {Saccharated Ferrous Iodide).
grm.) - Caution: Keep dark, cool, and woll-
ftoppLeif
Iron Lactate
Dose: 2—10
Merck {Ferrous Lactate). — Pure.
grn. (0.1— 0.6 grm.).

Iron Oxalate, Ferrous, Merck.

foA-r4"g°r';^;to\7t^^
“ water.-Dose: 2 — 6 grn.
.

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Iron Oxide, Red, Saccharated, Merck. Soluble. —

Iron Sacch.\rate. 2 8 O/0 iron. Brown powd.— .Soi.. in
. water. — —
— Dhes: Antidote for arsenic.; also in chlorosis, anemia, etc. —
Dose : 8 — 30 grn. (0.5 — 2.0 grm.).
Iron, Peptonized, Merck. — Powd. or Scales.
50/0iron oxide, with peptone. Sol. in water. Uses; Mild, easily — —
assimilable chalybeate. Dose: 2—8 grn. (0.1—0 5 grm.).—
Iron Perchloride Liquor fortior.
Preparations: Liquor Dose: 10— .30 m (0.6— 2.0 cc.); Tr. 1:4,
Dose: 10 — .30 iq (0.6 — 2.0(1:4),
cc.); Liquor ferri dialysat.. Dose: —
10 30 ni
(0.6— 2.0 cc.).

Iron Pernitratis Liquor.

Dose 10—40
: iq (
0 6
.
—2.5 cc.).

Iron Phosphate, Merck. — P. B.

Dose 5—10
: grn. (0.3— 0.6 grm.).

Iron Pyro-phosphate with Sodium Citrate, ,

Merck, {Soluble
Ferric Pyro-phosphate, TJ. S. P.).
Dose :
5 — 10 grn. (0.3— 0.6 grm.).

Iron Succinate Merck.

Amorph., reddish-brown powd. —
Sol. slightly in cold water; easily
—
in acids. —
Tonic, Alterative. Uses: Solvent of biliary calculi. —
Dose : 10 grn. (0.6 grm.), gradually increased to 60 grn. (4.0 grm.) if
necessary, after meals; associated with 10 drops of chloroform, 4 to
6 t. daily.

Iron Sulphate, Basic, Merck. — Pure.

Monsel’sSalt; Iron Subsulphate. — Dose: 1— 5 gm.(0.06— 0.3 grm.).

Iron Sulphate, Ferrous, Merck.

Dose : 1 —5 grn. (0.06—0.3 grm.).

Iron Sulphate, Ferrous, Dried, Merck.

Best form for pills. — Dose; Vs — 3 grn. (0.02 — 0.2 grm.).

Iron Tartrate, Ferric, Merck.

Brown scales. Sol. in water. — — Dose: 5 — 10 grn. (0.8— 0.6 grm.).

Iron Valerianate Merck.

Brick-red powd.; valerian odor; styptic taste. Tonic, Nervine, Em- —
menagogue —
Uses: Anemia or chlorosis, with hysteria or nervous
exhaustion epilepsy, chorea, etc.
;
Dose 3—15 gm. (0.2 1.0 grm.). — : —
Iron and Ammonium Citrate Merck. — P. B. — Brown Scales.
Sol. in water. — Dose 5—10 grn. (0.3—0.6 Appropriated for
grm.).
— Dose 8 — 16 m —
;

hypodermic injections. (0.5 a lOe/o aqueoim

1.0 cc.) of
solution. — Preparation-. Wine —:

(1.55/o)U Dose; l-^dr.'(4 15.0 cc.). —

Iron and Ammonium Sulphate, Ferric, Merck.
Ammonio-ferric Alum. — Dose 5—15 : grn. (0.3 — l.Q grm,).
Iron and Manganese, Peptonized, Merck.
Brown powd. — Sol. in water. — Dose: 5 — 20 grn. (0.3 1.2 grm.).

Iron and Potassium Tartrate Merck.

Dose: 5—10 grn. (0.3— 0.6 grm.).
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Iron and Quinine Citrate, Soluble, Merck. — P. B.

Dose: 5 — 10 grn. (0.3 — 0.6 grm.).

Iron and Quinine Citrate, with Strychnine, Merck.

With lo/o Strychnine. — Green scales. — Sol. in water. — Dose:
3 — grn. (0.18—0.35 grm.).

Iron and Strychnine Citrate Merck. — U. S. P.

lO/'o strychnine. — Dose 2 — 5 grn.
:
( 0 1
. —0.3 grm.).
Itrol, — see Silveh Citkate.

Jalap — P. B.
Doiet 10— 80 era. (0.6— 2.0 grm.). — iV«y)araiion«; Ext. TD. 2»-8 grn. (0.1 — 0.3 grm.)];.
Comp. powd. [D,» 20— 60 grn. (1.2— 4.0 grm)]; Regin [D., 2-6 grn. (0.1 -0.3 grm.);
Tr. a:8) Uoiei 1/2-2 dr. (2.0-8.0 cc.).

Jambul, Root and Seeds.

Used in diabetes. —
Preparations: Extr. Hex. — Dose: of the drug
5 —30 grn. (0.3 2.0 grm.). Dose : of the Extr. Vs 02 (15.0
. — 25.0 grm.)
three t. a day.

Juice, Cineraria, Merck.

Uses: Extern., cataract of the eye; 2 drops 3 t. daily.

Kamala — P. B.
Dofot 1/
3 —2 dramg (2.0— 8.0 cc.)( with hyoscyamue. in honey.

Kefir Fungi Merck.

Uses: In making Kefir. — [Write for descriptive circular.]
Keratin, Pepsinized, Merck.
Horn-substance purified by pepsin. YeUowish-brown powd. — —
Uses: Coating enteric pils. —
[Write for descriptive circular.]
Kermes Mineral, — see Antimony, Sulphurated.
Kino - u. s. P.
Do.ei 10-30 gm. (0.6-2.0 grm.).-i>r«j)ara(/cm« ; Tr. (1:10). Uo.a:
Vs— 2 drs. (2,0-t.0
cc.) Pulv. cps. (1 Opium : 90) Dole: 8-20 grn. (0.8
-1.2 grm.).
Koussein Merck. — Amorph.
Brayebin, KusSEiN. —
Yellowish -brown powd. Sol. in alcohol, —
ether, chloroform; slightly in water. Anthelmintic. Dose: 15— — —
30 grn. (1.0— 2.0 grm.), divided into 4 parts, intervals of half
hour;
followed by castor oil. Children, half this quantity.
Kousso — P. B.
- Er«poro<ion; Inf. 1:16 Doi«: 4-8 or
(120—260 cc.).— See also, Koussein,
Krameria — P. B.
-1.2 grm
K‘’"'0 -iVsj)orattons; Ext. [D.,
Syr. (46 per eent.); Tr. 1:8 Dose:
6-20 gm. (0.8
)]: Va-2 drs (2-8 cc.).
Kryofine.
odorl.,powd.; faint bitter-
600 parts water; freely in alcohol, chloro-
1 : 8 grn. (0.5 grm.) in
tab™’or ^powd~'^”^^®^^''’’
Kumyss.
®’^®°
rtiMlant‘‘in^^nl«e“H'';i Valuable
Dor!ToULr(loo°0 - 60^^^^ -Ji®®'^dered digestion.

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Lactophenin.
Lactyl-Phenetiuine. — Wh., odorl.. slightly bitter powd. — Sot,,
in 500 parts water, 9 alcohol. — Antipyretic and Analgesic, ~ Dose
—
5 15 grn. (0.8— 1.0 grm.').

Lactucarium Merck.
Dose: Hypnotic and anodyne, 8—5 grn. (O.a— 0.3 grm.); sedative,
>
2 — 5 grn. (0.03 — 0.3 grm.). — Max. D.: 5 grn. (0.3 grm) single; 16 grn.
(1.0 grm.) daily. — Preparations; Tr. (1:10); Syr. (1:20).

Lanolin.
Wool-fat, .analagous to Adeps Lanic, which sec.

Largin.
silver albumin compound; ll»/usilver. — Dray powd.. — SOL. in 9
parts water, also in glycerine. — Powerful Bactericide and Astringent,
like silver nitratebut non irritating and not precipitablo by sodium
chloride or albumin. —
Dses: Chiefly gonorrhea, in i— l'/!«/o soint. '

(according to stage), 3 t. daily.

Laurocerasus Folia.
Preparations: A(£ua P. B. — Dose: 30 n\ to 2 dr. (2.0 — 8.0 cc.).

Lavender.
Pre.parati<m» t Oil (D., 8— 4 min.): Spt, (2 per cent, oil); Comp. Tr. [D., V2—2 dr,
(2.0-8.0 cc.)l.

Lead Acetate Merck. —

P. b. Cryst. or Powd.
Dose: 1 — f grn. (0.06 — 0.25 grm.) in pill. — Max. D. 1 grn.(0.06 grm.) ;

pro dosi; 4 grn. grm.) pro die.

(0.25 —
AxtidoteS: Emetics, stomach
siphon; sulphate of sodium or potassium or magnesium; milk, al-
bumen, opium (in pain). —
Incompatuiles: Acids, sulphates, citrates,
tartrates, chlorides, carbonates, alkalies, tannin, phos))hntes.

Lead Carbonate Merck. P. b. —

Not used internally. — Preparation: Oint. (12fl/o).

Lead Iodide Merck. U. s. P. —Powd. —

Dose: 1 —4 grn. 0.06 — 0.25 grm. — Max. D.; 2 grn. (0.1 grm.) single;
8 grn. (0.5 grm.) daily. — Preparation: Oint. (12<i/u).

Lead Nitrate Merck. U. S. P. —

Pure, Cryst. —
Dose 1—4 grn. (0.06—0.25 grm.). — Max. D. 2 grn. (0.1 grm.)
: : single
8 grn. (0.5 grm.) daily.

Lemon Juice.
Prejyarationx Acid. Citric (q. v.).

Lemon Peel.
I^fparatiom Oil; Spt-; Syr. — all flavorings.
^

Lenigaliol.
Pyuogallol Tetuacetate. — White powd. — Ixsoi.. in water; sol.
with decomposition in warm aqueous soiut’s of alkalies. — Mild,
succedaneum for Pyrogallol; non-poisonous, non-irritating, and non-
staining. — Applied in Vz— 5«/o oint.

Lenirobin.
CiiKY.HAKOBiN Tetracetate. lusoL. in water. —
Mild "reactive" —
or “reducing” Dermic; succedaneum for Chrysarobin especially in
herpes: non-poisonous, non-irritating, non-staining. Extern, like —
chrysarobin.
MtrtiPt MmnuoU
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PARf 1. MAT. MED,

Leptandra —
u. S. D.
Cotvim’s RnoT.-Do»e: 20-00 grn. (1.2— 4.0 grm.).-iV«/)ora<io7M ; Ext. [D., 2-4 gru.
(0.1— 0.25 grm.)]: F. Ext. (1:1).

Leptandrin Merck. Pure. —

Dose: Cholagogne and alteratioe, 'U—'h grn. (0.01.5—0.03 grm.); p7ir-
gative, 2—4 grn. (0.1— 0.2 grm.).

Lettuce.
Preparation: E.xtr. — Dose: 5 —15 grs. (0.3 — 1.0 grm.).
Lime Merck. Calx. —P. B. —
Caliitji Oxide; Burnt lime. — Escharotic, in cancers, etc.

Lime, Sulphurated, Merck.

(So-called ‘•'Calx. Sltlphurata”.) — Dose: ‘/lo— 1 grn. (O.OOG— O.Ofl
grm.). ,

Lime Water, — see Solution, Calcium Hidrate.

Linimenta (Official).
Linimentum Aconiti (l;l'.'2 ).
„ Ammoniae (1 Sol. of Ammonia : 4).
„ BeUadonnae (1 Root : iVa).
„ Lime 2).
Calcis (1 Solut of :

„ Camphorae (1 85). :

„ Camphorae comp. (1 8). :

prepared with Camphor 5, Oil of Lavender ',j, Spirit 30

and strong Solut. of Ammonia 10.
„ Chloroformi (1 2). :

„ Crotonis (1 8). ;

„ Hydrargyri (1 Mercury : 0)
,. lodi (1 Iodine 9). ;

„ Opii (1 Tincture 2). :

,, Potassii lodidi cum Sapone (1 : 9).

Contents: Curd Soap 2, Glycerine 1, Oil of Lemon Vs,
Iodide of Potassium IV2 Water 10.). ,

„ Saponis (1 10). :

,, Sinapis comp. (Oil 1 40). ;

prepared Eth. Extr. of Mezereon, Camphor, Castor Oil and

Spirit.).
„ Terebinthinae (1 IV4 ) :

„ Terebinthinae aceticum (1:2)

Contents: Oil of Turpentine 4, Glac. Acetic acid. 1.0, Lini-
ment of Champhor 4).

Liquors (Official), — see Solutions (Official).

Listerine. — (American speciality.)
Not completely defined. — (Stated: “Essential antiseptic constituents
eucalyptus, baptisia, gaultheria, and mentha arvensis,
with 2 grn. benzo-boric acid, in each fl. dr.’
—
Clear yellow liq. of
~ Antiseptic, Deodorant Desinfectant.
j
(4 cc.) diluted.
— Dose
— Extern, generally in solut, up to 200/o.”; , : 1 fl. dr.

Lithium Benzoate Merck.

Dose: 5— 20 grn. (0.3— 1.2 grm.).
Lithium Bromide Merck.
Dose 10—30 grn. (O.G— 2.0 grm.).
:

Lithium Carbonate Merck. — P. B.

Dose : 3 0 grn. (0 2 — 0.4 grm.) in aerated watter.

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Lithium Citrate Merck. — P. B.

Dose 5— lO ; grn. (0.3 —O.G grm.).
Lithium Hippurate Merck.
White powd. Sol., slightly — in hot water. — Dose: 5—15 grn. (0.8
— 1.0 grm.)
Lithium Iodide Merck.
Sol. in water. — Dose : 1—5 grn. (0.06—0.3 grm.).

Lithium Salicylate Merck.

Dose: lO —30 grn. (0.6— 2.0 grm.).
Lobelia — I’. B.
Freparatiom X Tr- [D., 10-30 niJn. (0.8— 2.0 cc.)]» Tr. aetherea. Doie : 10—80/1?
(0.6— 2.0 cc.)*

Lobeline Sulphate (fr. Seed) Merck.

Very deliquescent, yellow, friable pieces. Sol. in water,- alcohol. —
— USES: Chiefly asthma, also dyspnea, whooping-cough, and spas-
modic neuroses. —
Dose: (Spasmodic Asthma)-. 1 grn. (0.06 grm.y
daily, gradually increasing to 3—6 grn. (0.2— 0.4 grm.) daily. Children
10 —
» 4 grn. (0.01—0.045 grm.) daily. — Antidotes: Stomach siphon,
emetics, tannin; later brandy, spirit ammonia; morphine.
Loretin.
Yellow, odorl. insol. powd. Forms emulsions with ethereal and oily
fluids (especially w. collodion). — Succedaneum for iodoform exter-
nally. —
Applied like the latter.
Losophan.
Tri-iodo-cresol. —
Colorl. needles, peculiar odor; 80«/o iodine.
Sol. in ether, chloroform; insol. in water. Antiseptic, Vulnerary, —
Dermic. —
Extern, in lo/o solut. in 75o/o alcohol, or in 1 3«/o oint. —
Lupulin — P. B.
Doie : 2 —6 grn. (0.1— O.S grm>). — Preparationt F. E. (1:1); Extr. l)o»e : 1 —6 grn.
(006-0.8 grm.); Tr. (1:8) Dow: 16-60/7? (1 .0-4,0 cc.).

Lycetol.
Dimethyl-piperazine Tartrate. — Wh. powd. — Sol. in water. —
Uric acid Solvent, Diuretic. — Uses: Gout, lithiasis, etc. — Do.se: 4
10 grn. (0.2— 0.6 grm.)

Lycopodium.
Used, extern., as dueting*powd. and as Tincture for Ineuntincncc uf urine. Dose:
16-16 /?? (1.0- 4,0 cc.).

Lymph pure animal Merck’s for vaccination.

Perfectly active and free from pathogenic microbes.

Lysidine.
solut. Methylglyoxalidine. — Pinkish, thick mousy odor, liq.
— Miscible witli water. — Uric-acid Solvent, Diuretic. — Uses: (rout,
60''/o ;

lithiasis, etc. — Dose: 10 — grn. (0.6— 2.0 grm.). ol the solution in

.30

carbon, water.

Maoe.
U.ed chiefly for fluvorlng imd to prevent the .trangnry cauMd by Methylenbliie.

Magnesium Carbonas.
Dose: 10 — 20 grn. ( 06
. — 1.2 grm.).
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PART I. MAT. MED.

Magnesium Citrate Merck. Soluble. —

Dose .SO— 120 grn. (2.0—8.0 grm.).
:

Magnesium Oxide Merck {Magnesia levis R B.).

Light or Calcineh Magnesia. — Light,
white powd.: slightly al-
kaline taste. —
Sol. in diluted acids; carbonic acid water. Ant- —
acid. Laxative, Antilithic. —
Uses; Intern., headache, heartburn,
gout, dyspepsia, sour stomach, constipation, gravel, and as antidote
to arsenious acid. Extern., ulcers and abraded surfaces; dusting
powd. for babies; and in tooth powders. Dose: 10 20 grn. (0.6 — —
1.2 grm.) as an antacid 20— GO grn. (1.5— 4.0 grm.) as a purgative.
Small doses are antacid or antilithic; large are laxative.

Magnesium Oxide, Heavy, Merck (Heavy Magnesia, P. B.).

Dose .Same as above.
:

Magnesium Salicylate Merck.

Sol. in water. — Dose 50— 100 : grn. (.S.O— G.O grm.) daily.

Magnesium Sulphate Merck. — P. B.

Epsom S.alt. — Dose: 1—4 dr (4—15.0 grm.).

Magnesium Sulphite Merck.

Uses; Instead of sodium sulphite; has less disagreeable taste.
Dose: 20 — .80 grn. (1.2 — 2.0 grm.).
Malakine.
Salicylpabaphenetidine. Needles, sblubles — in alcohol. Anodyne
in neuralgia, headache and acute rheumatism.
(4 — 6.0 grm.) daily in divided doses.
— —
Dose: 60 90 grn.

Malleine according to Foth.

Mixture of the toxic and active metabolic products of the bacilli
of glanders. Diagnostic agent for glanders in man
and also iniec-
ted lor the cure of chronic glanders in man.

Manganese Dioxide Merck.

Manga.nese Peboxide; Black Oxide OF Majjgaxese.
ing over OO'i/o MnOi>. — Dose 2—10 grn. (01 — 0.6 grm.).
— Contain-
:

Manganese Hypophosphite Merck.

Permanent rose-red cryst. — Dose 1—10 : grn. (0.06—0.6 grm.).
Manganese Iodide Merck.
"a
masses. -S ol. in water, with decomposition.
- Dost" i"^t gt (o7g-^^^^
of spleen

Manganese, Peptonized, Merck.

Brown powd,; 4'-/o manganic oxide. — Sol. in' water. — Uses:
and chlorosis Dose: 20— 60 grn. (1.2.5— 4.0 grm.). Anemia

Manganese Peroxide, — see Manganese Dioxide.

Manganese Sulphate Merck. — Pure, Cryst.
1-5 grn. (0.06-0.3 grm.) as a tonic;
.10 60 grn. (2.0 — 4.0 grm.) as a purgative.
Manna — P. B.
Do««: M a laxatlTc SO Rrn. to 1 oa (4.0:30 frm.).

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Marrubium.
HoRKHonwD.-Uted chiefly as inAn. (I;I6) taken hot, or aa confectionery; In couglia,
colds, etc,

Mastioh — P. B.
Mastxchk. - Preparaliom: Pills Aloes and Mastic [AIo« ! gni. (O.Ofi ffrra.), Mast.
t
/2 grn. (0.03 grm*)]. Dose: 1 pill with dinner.
Matioo — U. S. P.
Do.e: 30-ia0gm (2— 8 grm.).— PrejxiroHon. ; P. li. (l:i); Tr. (1:5). Do«e : 1— S dr.
4-8 cc.).

Matricaria P. B. —
Qrsman OskMo-MiLB. — Anthemidis Flowers. — Prejwirations Extr. Dose: 2 — tO grn. ;

(0.1— 0,6 grrm.). Inf. (1:20). Dose: I— 4oz (30—120 grm.) 01. Dosei 1-4/7(0.06-
0.25 cc ).

Melissa.
Carminative. — Sec also, Spt. Melissa.

Menispermum.
YitLfcow PkaiLLA.— Dose : 10— 20 grn. (O.G— 1.2 grm.). In fl. or infui.

Mentha P. B.
piperita. —
Preparation : Oil. — Dose 1 i : ni (0.06 —
0.25 grm.) on sugar or in
pill. Spt. 1:50. — Dose .60 — 60
: : n\ (2.0 —
4.0 oc.).

Menthol Merck. — P. B., Recryst.

Dose: '/ 2 — 2 grn.^
—
0.12 grm.) in vomiting of pregnancy.
(0.03 For —
toothache: put a crystal into cavity. —
Tampons, 1 in 5 of oil; useful
—
in itruritus vnlvae (loo/o ointment); 10 20«/o spt. lotions in sciatica
and rheumatism. Snuff and inhalations iu coryza and influenza.
Mercauro.
Not completely defined. —
(Stated: ‘'lO min. contain 'as grn. each
—
gold, arsenic, and mercury bromides.” Alterative Antisyphilitic.
—
Dose: 5 15 min., in water, .after meals.
Mercuro-iodo-hemol.
Brown powd. 12.35'Vo mercury, 28.68»o iodine witli hemol. Antisy- —
;

philitic (chiefly); without untoward action. Dose: 2— 5 grn. (0.1 —

0.3 grm.), 3 t. daily, in pills.

Mercury, Ammoniated, — see Mercury and Ammonium

Chloride.
Mercury.
Preparations: Empl. 1:3; Linim. 1:6; Pilulae 1:3. Dose: 3— 8 grn.
(0.2 —0.5 grm.) of 5 grn. (0.3 grm.) each. Ungt. 1:2. Dose
Snpposit.
—
— —
externally in frictions 20 40 grn. (1.2 3.0 grm.) or 80 100 grn. (6 .8 —
grm.) every 3 th day.

Mercury Benzoate, Mercuric, Merck.

White cryst. —
Sol. in alhohol, solnt. sodium chloride; slightly in
—
water. —
USES: Syphilis and skiu diseases. Dose: <3» ‘s grn. —
(0.002—0.0075 grm.), in pills or hypodermically.

Mercury Bichloride Merck (Corrosive Mercuric Chloride, P. B).

—
Recryst.
Dose: ‘/<8— grn. (0.004— 0.0075 grm.). —
Ma.\'. D.: '.:i grn. (0.02 grm.)
single;1 grn. (0.06 grm.) d,aily. —
Antidotes: Zinc, sulphate, emetics,
stomach siphon, white of egg, milk in abundance, chalk mixture,
castor oil, table salt, reduced iron, iron tilings. White of egg and
milk 2or 3t. daily for a week. —
Inoompatiulks Reduced iron, :

sulphurous acid, albumin, alkalies, carbonates.

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Mercury Chloride, Mild, Merck. — P. B.

CALO.VEL. —
Dose: >/a—5 grn. (0.03— 0.3 ,'grm.). — Max D.: 10 grn
(O.fi grm.)^pro dosi; fSO -grn. (2.0 grm.) pro die. Children bear
larger Doses than adults. —
Incompatibles: Sulphurous acid,
hydrocyanic acid, alkali chlorides, bromides, iodides, sulphites, car-
bonates, hydrates; organic acids, lime water, etc.

Mercury Chloride, Ammoniated ,

— see Mercury-Ammonium.
CHLORIDE.
Mercury Cyanide Merck.
Dose: Vie— Va grn. (0.004— 0.0075 grm.), in solut. — Extern, (gargle)
1 : 1000 .

Mercury Imido-succinate, — see Mercury Sdccinimide.

Mercury Iodide, Red, Merck. — P. B.
Mekcury Biniodide. — Dose: Vaa Vs grn. (0.002—0.0075 grm.) in
pOls.

Mercury Iodide, Yellow, Merck. P. B. —

Mebcdet Proto-iodide. — Dose: Ve— 2 grn. (0.01—0.12 grm.). —
Caution Never prescribe
: this with a soluble iodide, since mercury-
blniodide (highly poisonous) is formed!
Mercury Oxide, Black (Hahnemann), Merck.
Hahnemann’s Soluble mercury. — orayish-black powd.; decomposes
on exposure to light. — Dose: bi— 3 grn. (0.015—0.18 grm.).

Mercury Oxide, Red, Merck. -- P. B. — Levigated.

Not used internally. — Preparation: Oint. (120/o). — Incompatibles:
Chlorides.

Mercury Oxide, Yellow, Merck,

Not used internally. — Preparation: Oint. (1: 30.).

Mercury Oxycyanide Merck.

White, cryst. powd. —
Sol. in water. Antiseptic. —
Uses Extern., — :

diphtheria, erysipelas, and skin diseases; said superior as antisep-

tic dressing to mercuric chloride because more active as
germicide
pd less easily absorbed. —
Applied in O.Bo/q solut. to wounds and
in surgical operations; in blennorrhoea neonatorum 0.2 o/q
solutions
are applied 2 t, a day in other conjunctival affections used in 1
;

2o/o solutions.

Mercury Salicylate Merck.

Mercury Succinimide Merck.

mically.

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Mercury Sulphate, Basic, Merck.

Mekcury SUB8UL1MIA.TE; Tuupeth Minerai.. —
I>osc Emetic, 2— :

4 gi-n. (0.12—0.25 grm.) ;

.4/#<’)'o<i£'e, Vj— '' agrn. (0.015— 4).03 grm.); in pilU
or powd.

Mercury Tannate Merck.

Greenish-gray powd. ;
about .50«/n mercury. — Antisyphilitic. — Dose:
I —2 grn., in pills. (0.06—0.1 grm.).

Mercury-Ammonium Chloride Merck. — P. B.

VVinTE Precipitate; Ammoniated Mercury. — Not used inter-
nally. —
Preimration Oint. tlO«/o).
Methyl Salicylate Merck.
Synthetic Oil Gaultheria (Winterckken). — Do.so: 5—30 til (0-3
— 2.0 cc.). For rheumatism locally applied in dressings: .50 -120 drops,
covered with guttapercha-paper.

Methylene Blue Merck. — G. P., Medicinal.

Bluish cryst.. or blue powd. SOL. in 50 parts water. — — Uses: Neu-
ralgia, PLheumatism. malaria, cystitis, nephritis, etc. — Dose: 2—4
—
grn. ^0.1 0.2 grm.), in capsules. inmection: 1 grn. (0.06 grm.). —
M.vx. D. 15 grn. (1 grm.) single or daily.
: [Write for “Merck’s Di-
,
—
gest” on “Methylene Blue.” containing clinical reports.]
Mezereum — P. B.
Mk/.riivon.— stimulant and Veaicnnt.— DoiSi 2—5 grn. CO.t— 0.3 grm.).— Prejoiriiltoiu:
Extr. aeth.f Un^t.

Mixturae (Official).
Mixtura Ammoniac! [about 13 grn. (0.8 grm.) in 1 oz (.30.0 cc.)].
Dose: [‘fc—1 oz (15.0— 30.0 cc)].

„ Amygdalae (1 Comp. Powd. : 8).

Dose : 1 —2 oz (30.0—60.0 cc.).

„ Creosoti [1 grm.) in 1 oz (30.0

tT] (0.06 cc.)].
Dose: 1— 2 oz (30.0— 60.0 cc.).
, Cretae [13 grn. (0.8 grm.) in 1 oz (30.0 cc.)].
Dose : 1 —2 oz (30.0 — 60.0 cc.).

„ Ferri Aromatica, contains Iron 2. Cinchona Bark 4.

Calumba 2, Cloves 1, Tr. Cardamom, comp. 12, Tr. Orange Peel 2,
Peppermint-Water 48. Dose: 1 2 oz (30.0 60 0cc.). — —
„ Ferri comiiosita, contains Iron Sulphate 0.8, Carbonate of
Potash 1, Myrrh 2, Sugar 2, Spirit of Nutmeg 8, Bose Water 1.52.
Dose 1 2 oz (30.0—60.0 cc.).
: —
„ Gnaiaci [11 grn. (0.66 grm.) 1 : oz (30.0 cc.)].
—60.0
Dose : ’.'a 2 oz (15.0 — cc,).

„ Olei Ricini [3 dr. (12.0 cc.) in oz (SO.O 1 ec.)].

Dose: Vi 2 oz (15.0 — 60.0 cc.).

„ Scamnionii [3 grn. (0.2 grm.) in 1 oz (30.0 cc.)].

Dose — 3 oz (30.0 —90.0
: 1 oc.).

„ Seunae composita. Contains: Inf. Senn 15, Sulphate of

Magnes 4, liq. Extr. of Licorice 1. Tr. Sennae 2' j, Comp. Tr. of
Cardamom 1' a.
Dose: 1 — 1'/2 oz (30.0 —45.0 cc.).

„ Spiritus Villi gallic! (l:2'/2).

Monsel’s Salt, — see IRON Sulphate, basic.

Morphine Merck. P. B. —
Pure, Cryst. —
Almost insol. in water. —
Dose Internally and hypodermically 'v—' s :

grn. (0.0075-0.03 grm.) —

Max. D.: Os grn. (0.03 grm.) single; 2 grn.
crt M«rek*$ ManusL
PARt I MAT. MEb.

(0.12grm.) daily. —
ANTinoTES Emetics, stomach tube, permanganate
:

potassium, paraldehyde, pierotoxin, atropine, strychnine, caffeine,

cocaine, exercise, electric shock, etc. Incompatibles: Alkalies, —
tannic acid, potassium permanganate, etc.

Morphine Acetate.
Soluble in 2—3 parts of Water, 1 in 100 Spirit, 1:5 Glycerine. Dose:
',8— ’ 3 grn. (0.0075—0.03 grm.).

Morphine, Hydrochlorate Merck. — P. B.

Sol. in 24 parts water. — Dose : '/s — 2 grn. (0.0075 — 0.03 grm.).
Morphine Meconate Merck.
Morphine BnrECOSATE. — Yellowish-white, cryst. powd. — Sol. in
alcohol; also in 25 parts water. —
Said to have less disagreable effect
on brain, stomach, and intestines than other morphine salts. Dose —
Same as morphine. Liquor. Dose : 5—40 n) (0.3—2.5 cc.).
Morphine Sulphate Merck. P. B. —
Sol. in 21 parts water. — Dose Va — 2 grn. (0.0075 0.03 grm.).
: —
(Also, a complete line of the other Morphine Salts.)

Morrhuol.
From Cod Liver Oil by treatment with alcohol; contains Phosphorus,
Iodine and Bromine. Dose: in capsules containing 4 grn. (0.2 grm.);
Dose: 1 capsule several t. a day.
Muscarine Nitrate Merck.
Brown, deliquescent mass. —
Sol. in w'ater, alcohol. Antihidrotic, —
Antispasmodic. —
Uses Night-sweats, diabetes insipidus; antidote
:

to atropine, etc. — Dose :

‘/ 22 — Vio grn. (0.002 —0.004 grm.).
Muscarine Sulphate Merck.
Uses and Doses: Same as the Nitrate.
Musk — P. B.
stimulant, AntUpaanodlc.-Uo(8: 5-lOgrn. (0..1— 0.*frm.).-IV«i)oro«<m.- Tr. (1:30).

Mydrine Merck.
Combination of ephedrine and homatropine alkaloids: White —
pow'd. Sol. in ivater. Mydriatic. —
Uses: iVhere evanescent —
mydriasis is desired; especially valuable in diagnosis. — Applied
in 10 0/0 solut.
Myrrh — P. B.
Astringent, Carminative, Cathartic, Emmenagoguc. Dos# : — 10— 30gm. (0.8-2.0
grm,). Preparaiionti Tr, (1:8) for gargle and month wash.

Myrtol Merck.
Constituent of essential oil of Myrtus communis, L. Clear, colorl. —
liq.; agreeable, ethereal odor. Sol. in alcohol. —
Antiseptic, —
Sedative. Stimulant. —
Uses: Chronic bronchitis, tonsillitis, cystitis,
and pyelitis. — Doso: 2— 5 III (
0 1 . — 0.3 grm.).
Naftalan. —
{Not Napktalin!)
Naphtalan. —
Obtained by fractional distillation of a natural
naphta from Armenia. —
Blackish-green, unctuous, neutral’ mass;
empyrcumatic odor. —
Sol. in fats, oils, ether, chloroform; insol.
in water, glycerine. — Analgesic,
Antiphlogistic, Parasiticide. —
Uses: Succedanenm for oil cade or oil t,ar in skin diseases; a)so in
burns, contusions, epidydimitis, etc. Contra-indicated in' very —
^
irritated conditions; ineffectual in psoriasis. Applied pure, and —
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MAT. MED. PART I.

well covered. The statins it may make readily disappear on immer-

sion in kerosene or benzin. — Keep well protected from air!
Naphtalin Merck. — P. B. — Medicinal.
Uses; Intern., chronic and acute intestinal catarrhs, worms, in-
testinal inflammation, cholera, typhoid fever, and chronic bronchitis;
extrn., in skin diseases. —
Dose: 2—8 grn. (0.1—0.5 grm.), in powd.
or capsule; for tapeworm, 15 grn. (1.0 grm.), followed some hours
later Dy castor oil. —
Max. D.; 90 grn. (6 grm.) daily.
Naphtol, Alpha-, Merck. — Recryst., Medicinal.
Colorl. or pinkish prisms; disagreeable taste. SOL. in — alcohol,
ether; slightly in water. —
Antiseptic, Antifermentative. — Dbes:
Recommended in diarrhea, dysentery, typhoid fever, and summer
—
complaints. Dose : 2 5 grn. (0.1 0.8 grmd- —
Naphtol, Beta-, Merck. — U. S. P. — Recryst., Medicinal.
Dose: 3—8 grn. (0.2— 0.5 grm.). — Max. D.: 10 grn. (0.6 grm.) single;
30 grn. (2.0 grm.) daily;.

Naphtol, Beta-, Benzoate, Merck. Pure. —

Benzo-naphtol. —
Whitish powd.; darkens with age. — Soi,. in
alcohol, chloroform. —
Intestinal Disinfectant. Uses: Diarrhea, —
dysentery, typhoid fever, cholera, etc. —
Dose: 8 gm. (0.5 grm.) 6 —
t. a day.

Narceine-sodium and Sodium Salicylate, — see Antispasmin.

Neurodin.
Aoetyl-para-oxypiienyl-ueetiiane, Merck. — Colorl., inodorous
cryst. —Sol., slightly in water. —
Antineuralgic, Antipyretic. —
Uses: Sciatica, rheumatic pains, migraine, various forms of fever.
— Dose: 15 grn. (1.0 grm.) as antineuralgic, 6 10 grn. (0.3— 0.6 grm.) —
as antipyretic.

Nickel Bromide Merck.

Deliquescent, greenish scales. —
Sol. in water, alcohol, ether. —
Hypnotic, Sedative. —
Uses: Insomnia, epilepsy, etc. Dose: 2 — —
grn. (0.1—0.2 grm.). —
Max. D. 8 grn. (0.5 grm.).
:

Nicotine Salicylate.
Cryst., soluble in water and alcohol. Used in a 0.1 o/o lanoline
ointment for the treatment of scabies.

Nicotine Tartrate.
Cryst., soluble in water. Used: hypodermically for paralysis of
the bladder. Antidote to strychnine. Internally in functional distur-
bances of heart. Dose : */6< — */'*o grn. (0.001 —0.003 grm.).
Nirvanine.
Hydrochlobate op the Di-ethyl- GLYCOCOLL- p- AitiDO-o-oxT-
BENZOIC-METHYL-E8TER. —
Prims, freely soluble in water. Local
anesthetic for surgical operations, administered [by means of sub-
cutaneous injections. For regionary anesthesia use 2.50/o sol., for
Scbleichs infiltration method 0 5 0 20/o sol. are used.
.
— .
'

Nosophen.
Tetbaiodo-phenolphtalEin. —
Yellow, odorl., tastel., insol. powd.;
600/u iodine. — Surgical Antiseptic, like iodoform.

Nutgall — P. B.
Q«Li..-Pr«paroMon.; Tr. [D., >/»-8 dr. (8.0-9.0 co.))j Olnt. with oplnm.
sn Hannal.
PART I.
MAT. MED.

Nutmeg — P. B.
Aiomatio, CarmlnaUT6.-l>»M : 5-IOgru. (0.3— 0.6 grm.). - PnparaUont: Oil [D.,
1-4 min. (0.06-0.35 co.)]i Spt. (3 per cent. oil). Doee: 30.^ n? (3.0-4.0 co.).
Nux Vomioa — P. B.
Stomacblo, Tonic, Reapir. BUmulant. - I»oie : 1-3 grn. (0.06-0.18 grm.). — Pnpa-
ratiOTu: £xt. standard. [D., Vt— 1 gru. (0.016— 0.06 grm.)]; Tr. Deie: 10— fO 777
(0.6— 1.3 cc.). See also, Stryclinlne.

Oil, Almond, Bitter-, Merck. — U. S. P.

Dose: ‘A— */s m (0.015—0.03 grm.). Antidotes: Emetics, stomach —
siphon, ammonia, brandy, iron persulphate. Caution: Poison! —
Oil, Gaultheria — P. B.
Ou Wi»Tiiaoa«E».-Dos*! 5— 30 min. (0.3-1.3 grm.)— iVsporation : Spt. (5 per cent.).

Oil, Gaultheria, Synthetic, see Methyl Salicylate.

Oil, Pinus Pumilio, Merck.
Oil Scotch Pine. Fragrant oil —
terebinthinons taste. Sol. in —
alcohol, ether, chloroform. Antiseptic, Expectorant.— Uses: In-
;

—
halation in pectoral affections intern., as stimulating expectorant
;

extern., lately employed in glandular enlargements, boils, and skin

diseases. — —
Dose : 5 10 n\ (0.8 0.6 grm.), in capsules. —
Oil, Thyme — P. B.
Dose : 10 —30 m (0.6 — 2.0 grm.) for tapeworm, 2 i drams (8 — 16 grm.).
— See also. Thymol.
;

Ointment, Mercuric Nitrate.

CiT«tNii Oi'«TniitNT.»Stiixmlfttive and Altorative Dermio*~-Arpi<iBo in 10~5U per cent,
dilation with fatty vehicle.

Oleate, Cocaine, Merck. — 5% and 10%.

Local Anesthetic.

Oleate, Mercury, Merck. — P. B. — 10%.

Uses: Extern., skin diseases, pediculi. Also for endermic adminis-
tration of mercury.

Oleoresin, Capsicum, Merck.

Sol. in alcohol, ether. —
Rubefacient, Stimulant. USES: Intern., —
flatulence, and to arouse appetite ; extern., diluted with soap liniment
or olive oil, in lumbago, neuralgia, and rheumatic affections. —
— —
Dose: V* 1 n\ (0.015 0.06 grm.), highly diluted, in beef tea or Other
hot liq.

Oleoresin, Male Fern, Merck, {Oleoresin of Aspidium).

Extr. filicis liquidum P. B. Efficacious and safe Anthelmintic. —
Ph. Brit. Dose: 15— 30 ltl„(l— 2 grm.). Dose: 60—90 rfl (4.0— 6.0 grm.)
in milk or emulsion, best given on an empty stomach and for taenia
one-third part of the dose should be given at intervals] of ]half ’an
hour followed immediately after by Castor Oil.

Olea (Official).
Oleum Amygdalae
Demulcent and Nutrient, useful in catarrhal affections.
Dose : a tea to a tablespoonful.
„ Anethi
Dose 1—4 : (0.06 —0.25 cc.) single and per day on sugar.
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Oleum Anisi
Dose : 1— l n) (0.06— 0.25 cc.) single and per day on Sugar.
„ Anthemidis
Dose 1—4: II\ (0.06—0.25 cc.) single and per day.
„ Cadinum
Used only externally in skin-diseases.
„ Cajeputi
Dose 1—4: n) (0.06—0.25 cc.) single and per day on Sugar.
„ Carui
Dose; 1 —4 m (0.06 —0.25 cc.) single and per day.
„ Caryophylli
Dose 1 4: — ni (0.06—0.25 cc.) single and per day.
„ Cinnamomi
Dose: 1 —4
tl\ (0.06—0.25 CC.) single an per day in a pill or
on Sugar.
„ Copaibae
Dose : 5 — 20 IT) (0.3— 1.2 in emulsion.
cc.)

„ Coriaudri
Dose: 1 —4 HI 0.06 — 0.25 cc.) single and per day.

„ Crotonis ("colourless)
Uses: Intern., obstinate constipation; amenorrhea, dropsy;
extern., rheumatism, neuralgia, and indolent swellings;
hypodermically to nnevi. Dose —
1 ni (0.02—0.06 cc.)
—
:

Max. D. 1 0) (0.06 cc.) single

:
; 2 m
(0.12 cc.) daily.
Antidotes: Stomach siphon, oils, mucilage, opium,
cocaine, etc. — Caution: Poison!
„ Cubebae
Dose : 5 — 20 ni (0.3 — 1.2 cc.) in Emulsion.

„ Eucalypti
Uses Intern., intermittent and remittent fever, bronchitis,
:

cystitis, and dysentery, and by inhalation in asthma or

catarrh extern, skin diseases. — Dose : 1 —4 n? (0.06
—0.25 ;

cc.).

„ Juniperi (berries).
—
Dose: 1 4^7 (0.06—0,25 cc.) single and per day.
Uses: Dropsy, and suppression of urine.

„ Lavandulae
Dose 1—4 rn
: (0.06—0.25 cc.) single and per day.
Limonis
„
Dose 1—4: n) (0.06 —0.25 cc.) single and per day.
» Lini
Used only externally as enema or linimontum with Liquor
Calcis in burns.

„ Menthae Piperitae
Dose 1—4: nj (0.06—0.25 cc.) single and per day on sugar or
in pill.

„ Menthae viridis
Dose: 1—4 nj (0.06—0.25 cc.) single and per day in a piU or
on sugar
„ Morrhuao (Cod-liver oil)
Dose 1—8: dr. (4.0—30.0 cc.) 1 or 2 t. a day.

„ Myristicae
Dose 1—4: nj (0.06—0.25 cc.) single and per day in a pill or
on sugar.
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Oleum Myristicao oxpressum

^Dsed exclusively externally in frictions or for preparing
plasters.
„ Olivae . , , . . v i-
Dose: V»— 1 oz (15.0—30.0 cc.) single and per day; in hepatic
colic 5 oz (160 cc.) at once.
. Phosphoratnm (1:100) s j
Dose: 5-10 n? (0.3-0.6 cc.). MAX. D.: 10 0) (0.6 cc.) per day.
_ Pimentae ... , , , .

Dose: 1—4 n\ (O.OG— 0.25 cc.) single and per day in a pill or
on sugar.
. Pini silvestris , , ,•

Antiseptic, Antirheumatic. Used externally in rheumatism

and as inhalation with water vapours in chronic laryn-
gitis.

_ Ricini (Castor Oil)

Dose : 1 —8 dr. (4.0 — 30.0 cc.).

Rosmarini
Stimulant, Diuretic, Carminative, Emmenagogue.
Dose 1—4 : nj (0.06—0.25 cc.) single and per day.
„ Rutae .

Stimulant and Antispasmodic. Given in flatulence, Hysteria,

Convulsions and Amenorrhoea.
Dose 1—4 m (0.06—0.25 cc.) single and per day in a pill.
:

„ Sabinae
Local and General Irritant and Powerful Emmenago;;ue.
Used occasionally in gout and rheumatism.
Dose 1—4 n? (0.06—0.25 CC.) single and per day in a pill.
:

Max. D.: 5 /t? (0.3 cc.) daily.

„ Santali
Internal Antiseptic, Antigonorrlioic.
Dose 10—30 nj (0.6—2.0 cc.) several t. a day in capsules.
:

„ Sinapis
Only used externally and diluted with Spirit (1 50) as :

counterirritaht. Linim. Sinapis comp. (1 40). :

„ Terebinthinae
For internal administration, only the rectified oils should
be used.
Dose 10—30 n? (0.6—2.0 cc.) as anthelmintic 2—4 dr.
:
;

(8.0—15.0 cc.).

„ Theobromatis
Used principally as vehicle for the official suppositories.

Opium Merck. — P. B.
Not less than 9.5 per cent, morphine.

Opium Powdered, Merck. — P. B.

13 — 15
per cent, morphine. —
Dose; </3 3 grn. (0.02 0.2 grm.). — — —
Antidotes: Emetics, stomach-pump, warm coffee: atropine or strych-
nine hypodermically, potass, permanganate, exercise. Preparations —
(Denarcotized) Opium Dose: 1 grn. (O.OG grm.); Confectio 1 :40. Dose:
5— 20 grn. (0.3— 1.2 grm.). Emplastr. 1 10; Enema Va dr. (2.0 cc.); Tr. :

Extr. Opii standardized 20o/o Morphine. Dose: Va 1 grn. (0.0.3—0.06 —

grm.) or more. Extr. Opii licxuid. Dose: 10 40 Iff (0.6— 2.5 cc.) Lini- —
ment (1 ; 2) Pil. Dose : 3 —5 grn.
(0.2 —
0.3 grm.). Pulv. comp. (1 10). Dose : :

2— 5 grn. (0.1—0.3 grm.); Tr. (l:13'/a) Dose: 5—40 (fi (0.3— 2.5 grm.)
Tr. amraoniata. —
Dose: '/a— 1 dr. (2.0 4.0 cc.). Trochisci. Dose: 1—6
lozenges. Vinum: (1 oz Extr.: 20 oz =
30.0:600.0 cc.). Dose: 10—40 m
(0.6-2.5 cc.).

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Orange Peel, Bitter.

Preparations: P. B. (Isl)l Tr. (1*6)— both flarorlugt.

Orange Peel, Sweet.

PrtparationM Byr. (t:i?0)j Tr. (1*5)— both flavoringB.

Orexine basic.
Phenyl-dihtdro-quinazoune. —
Yellowish- white, odorl. powd.,
practically tasteless. —
Appetizer, Anti-emetic Stomachic. Uses:
Anorexia in phthisis, chlorosis, cardiac diseases, surgical operations;
specially for vomiting of pregnancy. Contra-indicated in ex-
cessive acidity of stomach and in gastric ulcers. Dose: 5 grn. —
(0.3 grm.), 3 t. daily, in wafers, chocolate.

Orexine Tannate (tasteless).

Employed as the pure Orexine but specially serviceable with children.
Dose: 8 grn. (0.5 grm.) 2 times a day.

Orphol, — see BISMUTH BETA-NAPHTOLATE.

Orthoform and „Orthoform new“.
Methyl ester of Para-amido-meta-oxybenzoic Acid or Methylester of the
meta-amido-para-oxybenzoic acid. Wh. odorl. powd. —
SOL. slightly —
in water. —
Local and internal Anodyne and Antiseptic, only active
on surfaces deprived from their epidermis or epithelia. Uses Chiefly — :

extern as an anaesthesic, on painful wounds, burns, etc. Applied —

pure or in trituration or oint.

Oxaphor.
Oxidation product of camphor. Useful in circulatory dyspnea, ner-
vous and bronchial asthma. —
Dose 24 32 grn. (1.5—2.0 grm.) daily.
: —
Max. D.: 1 dr. (4.0 grm.) per day.

Ovariin Merck.
Dried ovaries of the cow. —
Coarse, brownish powd. ^UsES: Moli-
mina climacterica and other ills referable to the ovaries. Dose: —
5 grn. (0.3 grm.) 3 t. daily, in pills flavored with vanillin, or in tablets.

Pancreatin Merck. Pure, — Powd. or Scales.

Dose 5 —15 grn. (0.3— 1.0 grm.).
:'

Papain Merck.
Papayotin. —
Concentrated active principle of juice Carica Papaya,
—
,

L. (Papaw). An enzyme similar to pepsin, best acting in alkaline,

solut. —
'i^itish, hygroscopic powd. Sol. in water, glycerine. — —
Uses For dissolving false membrane and for aiding digestion. —
—
: ,

Dose: 2— 10 grn. (0.1— 0.6 grm.). Extern, in 5»/o solut. equal parts
glycerine and water, for diphtheria and croup. Caution Not to — :

be confounded with the vastly weaker preparations from papaw.

known by various names.
Paraformaldehyde Merck.
Paraporm; Trioxy-methylbne. white, cryst. powd. —Sol. in —
water. —
Antiseptic, Astringent. —
Uses: Intern., cholera nostras,
diarrhea, etc.; extern., to generate (by heating) formaldehyde, for
impregnating antiseptic bandages and surgical dressings, and for
disinfecting surgical instruments such as); catheters etc. and the
atmosphere of rooms. — Dose: 1 — 15 grn. (0.05 —LO grm.), several
t. daily.
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Paraffin, hard and Paraffin soft (Vaseline).

Both used in the preparation of different ointments.

Paraldehyde Merck. — P. B.
Colorl. fluid; cryst. 10.5“ centigrade; peculiar, aromatic, suffo-
below
cating odor and warm taste. —
Sol. in alcohol, ether, oils chloro-
—
,

form; about 10 parts water. Hypnotic, Antispasmodic, Stimulant.

Uses: Insomnia, and as antidote for morphine. Dose: 30— BO tfl —
(2 0.
—
4.0 cc.), well diluted, with elixir, sweet water, brandy, or rum.

Pareira — P. B.
Diuretic, LuzetlTe, Tonic. — Deee: 30— 60 oti i. (^.0—4.0 grin.).— Pr^parationi P. E.
( 1:1) Extr. 1)om: 10—30 (frn.
(0.6— 2.0 grm.). Decoct. (1:16); Doie: i— ob (30 — 60
cc.).

Pelletierine Sulphate Merck.

PuNiciNE Sulphate. — Brown, syrupy — Sol. in water, alcohol. liq.
— Anthelmintic. — Dose: 6 V grn. grm.); •edth 8 grn.
2 grm.) (0.4 (0.5
tannin, in 1 ounce (30 water. — Give brisk carthartic in half an
cc.)
hour.

Pelletierine Tannate Merck.

Grayish-brown, hygroscopic, tastel. powd. Sol. in 800 parts alcohol, —
700 parts water. —
Anthelmintic Principal and most efficacious salt
of Pelletierine. — —
Dose: 8 16 grn. (0.5—1.0 grm.) in 1 ounce (.38 cc.)
water, followed in 2 hours by cathartic.

Pepper P. B. —
Dom: 2— aOfrn. (0.1 — 1.8 grm.).— Pr.iKiro«on : Conf octio ( I ! 1 0). Don: 60— 180 grn.
(4-8.0 grm,).— See *leo, Piperine.

Peppermint.
PreparationM*. Oil [D., 1 —4 min. (0.06— 0.85 grm.)]; 8p4. (8 per cent oil); Trochee
(one-sixth min. oil); Wster (one-eighth per cent, oil).— Bee also, Uenthol.

Pepsin Merck. P. B. — —
1:50, Powd., Granular, or
Scales,
. —
Dose: 2— 5 grn. (0 1 0.3 grm.) Incompatiblbs Alcohol, tannin, or :

alkali carbonates.

Pepsin, Saccharated, Merck. — U. S. P. — i:300.

Dose : 60 — 150 grp. (4— 10 grm.).
Peptone, Merck, dried.
True peptone from Beef. Light bromi powder soluble in water. Nu-
trient for convalescent, and invalids given in enema Va 1 oz (15 —
.30 — —
grm.), in 3 6 oz (90 180 cc.) water. Excellent for gelatin, agar-
agar and bouillon nutrient media in bacteria cultivation.

Peronin.
BeKZYL-.MOKPHiNE Hydeochlorate Merck. — White powd. — SoL.
—
,

readily in water; insol. in alcohol, chloroform, and ether. Sub-

stitute for Morphine as a Sedative and Anodyne. Uses: Coughs,
catarrhs, rheumatic and neuralgic pains, etc.- almost wholly free
—
from the by-effects of morphine. Va >/a grn. (0.02-0 03 grm )
’
— —
in
pill or sweetened solut. several times a day.

Phenacetin,
~ tastel., cryst. powd. — Sol. in
1500 parts water, 16 alcohol. — Antipyretic, Antineuralgic,. Analgesic,
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— Dose: Antippr., 8— 10 grn. (0.5—0.6 gm.); analg., 15—24 grn.

— 1.5 grm.); children, up to 5 grn. (0.3 grm.).
(1.0

Phenazone (Synonyme of ,,Antipyrine“),

Phenocoll Hydrochlorate.
Colorl. needles. — Sol. in parts water. — Antipyretic,
Antiperiodic. — Dose: 5—1516 grn. (0.3— grm.). 1.0
Analgesic,

Phosphorus — P. B.
8oL.inoili.-Dote: ono-one-hondrodth to one-tlilrty-Mcond grn.(0.0006»0.00? grm.).
•-Prtparationa Oil (I per cent.) Dote: 5-10 (0.3-0.6 cc.). Max. D.; tO/?; (0.6
cc.) doily; PlUt (it90) Dote: 2— 4 grn. (0. 1 —0.25 grm.). — ANTiooTki: EmeUct,
ttoroach'pump; t per cent, tolnt. potott. pcrmong.; avoid ollt. — iROOMrArieLu;
Bulphur. iodine, oil turpentine, potoot. chlorate, etc. — Oaotiok: Inflammable
Keep under water.

Physostigma —
P. B.
Calabao Bkan.— ote: i — 4 gm. (0.06—0.25 grm.). — Pr4paraH0n$t Ext. [D., Vie to
1/4 grn. (0.004-0.015 grm.) three t. a day. Tr. [D., 10 min. (0.6 cc.)]. - Bee alto,
Eterine (Phytoitigmine).

Physostigmine, — see Eserine.

Phytolacca Root.
PoK» Boot. — Alterative, Antifat. — Dote: t
—> grn. (0,(l6— 0.3 grm.).-i^reDaration :

P. E. (l:l).

Picrotoxin Merck. P. B. —
COCOULIN. —
Antihidrotic, Nervine, Antispasraodic. DsES: Night- —
sweats of phthisis; also paralysis, epilepsy, chorea, flatulent dys-
pepsia, dysmenorrhea; .also antidote to chloral. — Dose: */ioo — '.'m
grn. (0.0006—0.002 grm.). — M\\.
U. >'io grn. (0.006 grm.). Antido-
: —
tes; Emetics, stora.ach siphon, chloral hydrate, and stimulants.

Pilocarpine Nitrate Merck. — P. B.

Sialagogue, Myotic, Diaphoretic, Diuretic. Uses: Intern., dropsy, —
coryza, laryngitis, bronchitis, asthmatic dyspnea, uremic convulsion’s,
croup, pneumonia, etc.; as antidote to atyopine; contra-indicated
in heart failure and during fasting; extern., 1 2u/o aqueous soint.
— —
for collyrium. —
Dose: '/20 ''3 grn. (0.003 0.02 grm.) in water, hy- —
podermically, or by mouth. —
Max. D. '/» grn. (0.03 grm.) single *U :

grn. (0.045 grm.), daily. —

Antidotes Emetiis, stomach siphon, atro-
:
;

pine, ammonia, brandy. —

Inoompatibles: Silver nitrate, corrosive
sublimate, iodine, alkalies.

(Also, a complete line of Pilocarpine Salts.)

Pilooarpus — P. B.
Jaborakdt. — DoM : 5»60 grn» (0.8 — 4,0 griu.)* — /Vcparottfcn ; F. E. (1: 1). ** 8cc alto.
Pilocarpine.

Pimenta — D. S. P.
Att-tpiok. — Aromatic, Btomaohic. — Dote: 40— SO gm. (0.6 — 2.0 grm.). — Frtparottofu:
Oil [D., I— 4oiln. (0,06— 0.24 grm.)). Aqua (isti/2 ) Dete: 1— 2ou (30— 60 cc.).

Pilulae (Official).
Pilula Aloes Barbadensis (1 Aloes 2 mass)
:

Dose : 5 — lO grn. (0.3— 0.6 grm.).

„ B 6t Asafoctidae (Aloes 1, Asa foetida 1 in 4)
Dose: 5—10 grn. (0.3 —0.6 grm.).
„ B ot Ferri (Aloes 1, Iron 1 in b^!t)
Dose : 6—
lO grn. (0.3—0.6 grm.).

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Pilula Aloes et Myrrhae (Aloes 1, Myrrh. Vs in 3)

Dose 6— 10 : grn. (0.3— 0.6 grm.).

„ „ Soootrinae (1 Aloes 2 mass)

:

Dose 5—10 : grn. (0.3— 0.6 grm.).

„ Asafoetidae Composita (Asafoetid 1, Galban 1 in 3Vs)

Dose : 5—lO grn. (0.3—0.6 grm.).
„ Cambogiae Composita (1 Cambogia in 6 mass)
Dose 5—10 : grn. (0.3 — 0.6 grm.).

„ Colocynthidis Composita (Col. 1, Aloes 2, Scam. 2 in 6 mass)

Dose : 5—10 grn. (0.3— 0.6 grm.).
, Colocynthidis et Hyoscyami (Pil. Colocynth. 2, Extr. Hyos. 1
in 3 mass)
Dose: 5—10 grn. (0.3— 0.6 grm.).
„ Conii composita (Extr. Conii 2Vs, Ipecac Vs in 3 mass)
Dose: 5 — 10 grn. (0.3 —0.6 grm.).
„ Ferri (Bland’s Pill.) (Carbonate of Iron 1 in 5 mass)
Dose: l to 3 pills.

„ Ferri Carbonatis (Saccharo-Carbon. of Iron 1 in l‘/4 mass)

—
Dose : Usually 3 5 grn. (0.2—0.3 grm,) for females and
children, otherwise 5 20 grn. (0.5 1.2 grm.). — —
Ferri lodidi (Iodide of iron 1 in 3 Vs mass)
Dose: 3—8 grn. (0.2— 0.5 grm.).
„ Hydrargyri (Mercury 1 in 3)
Dose:—8 grn. (0.2— 0.5 grm.).
3

„ Hydrarg. subchloride composita (1 in 5 mass)

Dose 5 — lO grn.
: —0.6 grm.). (0.3

„ Ipecacuanhas cum Scilla (3 Dover’s Powd. in 7 mass)

Dose: 5 —10 grn. —0.6 grm.). (0.3

„ Phosphori (1 Phosphorus in 90 mass)

Dose: 2—4 grn. (0.12— 0.25 grm.).
„ Plumbi cum Opio (Lead Acet. 6, Opium 1 in 8 mass)
Dose 3—5 grn. (0.2— 0.3 grm.) every
: three or four hours
in haemorrages. ,
„ Rhei composita (Rhubarb 3, Aloes 2'U in 10 mass)
Dose : 5—10 grn. (0.3— 0.6 grm.).
, Saponis composita (1 Opium in 5‘/2 mass)
Dose 3—5
: grn. (0.2— 0.3 grm.).
„ Scammonii composita (Res. Scam. 1, Res. Jalap 1 in 3'/4 mass)
Dose 5—15
: grn. (0.3— 1.0 grm.).
„ Scillae composita (1 Squill in 5 mass)
Dose : 5— lO gm. (0.8—0.6 grm.).
Piperazine.
Diethylene-diamine. -
Colorl., alkaline cryst. — Sol. freely in
water. — Antipodagric, Antirheumatic. Dose — : 5—10 grn. fo 8-0 6
grm.) 3 t. a day, well diluted.

Piperidine Bitartaras.
Crystals, freely soluble in water. Used as a solvent
in gout. — Dose : 24 grn. (1.5 grm.) per day.
of uric acid

Piperine Merck.
Antiperiodic. - Uses: Feeble digestion, and as sub-
’"/n
intermittent fevers. — Dose
botHn 2-8 grn. (0.1-

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Pitch, Burgundy — P. B.
Died only extern., u eounterlrritent.- Preparation: Plaeter<

Podophyllin, — see Resin, podophyllum.

Podophyllum — P. B.
May d.i-Pi.e. -
Preparation Boaiu [D., l/e-I grn. (O.UIS -U.06 grm.)]. - Sec alao,
Podophyllotoxin, and Ueiln Podophyllum.
Pomegranate — P. B.
Uoae: of the decoct (1:111) 2-1 oi (60- 120 cc.).-8cc elao, PeUctlerine.

Poppy Capsules — P, B.
Preparatiotis : Decoct 1:10. Extr. Dose: 2—5 grn. (0.1— 0.3 grin.).
Syrup. (1 2 '/2 ) Dose 1 dr. (4.0 cc.). :

Potassa, — see Potassium hydrate.

Potassa, Sulphurated, Merck. — P. B. — Pure.
Uses; Intern., small doses increase frequency of pulse; large doses;
rheumatism, gout, scrofula, paintei’s colic, skin diseases, catarrh,
croup; antidote in lead and mercury poisoning; extern., lotion in
parasitic skin diseases. —
Dose 1—5 grn. (0.05—0.3 grm.). Anti- —
—
;

dotes: Emetics, stomach siphon, lead or zinc acetate, brandy.

Incompatibles: Acids, alcohol, carbonated waters, etc.

Potassa, Sulphurated, Merck. Crude. —

Uses: For baths in skin affections, 2— 4 ounces (60.0 — 120.0 grm.) to
one bath. —
Caution: Avoid metal bath-tubs, metal spoons, and
water with much carbon dioxide.
Potassium Acetate Merck. — P. B.
Very deliquescent. — Sol. in 0.36 part water, 1.9 parts alcohol. —
Dose: 10—60 grn. (0.6 — 4.0 grm.).

Potassium Antimonate Merck. Purified, Washed. —

Diaphoketic Antimony; “White OxideAntimony". — White powd.
— Diaphoretic, Sedative. — Uses: Pneumonia, puerperal fever, etc.
— Dose ; 8 —24 grn. (0.5 — 1.5 grm.) several times a day.

Potassium Arsenite Merck. Pure. —

White powd. — Sol in water. — Dose Vsa — '/te ; grn. (0.002—0.004 grm.).

Potassium Bicarbonate Merck. P. B., Cryst. or powder. —

Sol. in water. —
Diuretic, Antilithic, Antacid. Uses; Dyspepsia, —
dropsy, lithiasis, sour stomach, jaundice, etc. UsuaUy taken effer-
vescent with tartaric or citric acid. Dose; 10 20 grn. (0.6 1.2 — — —
grm.) as an antacid or antilithic; 60 grn. (4.0 grm.) as a diuretic.

Potassium Bichromate Merck. — P. B., Gryst.

Sol. in 10 parts water. —
Corrosive, Astringent, Alterative Uses: —
Intern., syphilis; extern., sweating feet, tubercular nodules, syphi-
litic vegetations, and warts. —
Dose; ';io Vs grn. (0.006 0.012 gtm.). — — —
— Extern, in 5«/o solut. for sweating feet; loo/o solut. as caustic.
Antidotes Emetics and stomach pump, followed by soap, magnesia,
:

or alkalin carbonates.

Potassium Bisulphate Merck. Cryst. —

ColorL, more or less moist, plates. — Sol. in water. — Aperient,
Tonic. — Uses Constipation with weak appetite especially ui.milk
.

tumors of severing women.

:

—
Dose 40 —80 grn. (2.5 —6.0 grm.). :

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Potassium Bitartrate Merck. Cryst. or Powd. —

Cream op T.vrtar. — Dose 1—8 drams. (4.0—30.0 grm.). :

Potassium Bromide. P. B. —
Dose 5—30 grn. (0.3— 2.0 grm,).
:

Potassium Cantharidate Merck.

White, amorph. powd., or cryst. mass. Sol. in water. Uses: — —
Hypodermically in tuberculosis (Liebreich). INJECTION '/m 200 — : —
grn. (0.00015—0.0003 grm.) or 3—6 in of 3 : 5000 solut.

Potassium Carbonate Merck. — P. B.

Dose 10—30 grn. (0.6 — 2.0 grm.).
:

Potassium Chlorate Merck. P. B. —

Dose: 10 — 30 grn. (0.6 — 2.0 grm.). — Max. for children grn
(2.0 — 2 dr. D.— 8.0 grm.)
grm.) per day, for adults IV2 per daily. — (6.0
: .30

Preparation: Troches grn.). — Dose: — 6 lozenges. — Incomp-

(5 1
atibles Iron iodide, tartaric acid. — CAUTION: Do not triturate with
:

sulphur, phosphorus, or organic or combustible compounds. Inflames

or explodes with sulphuric acid and any organic powd. Do not
administer on empty stomach! ,

Potassium Citrate Merck. — P. B. — Pure.

Sol. in 0.6 parts water; slightly in alcohol. — Uses: Rheumatism,
lithiasis, fevers. — Dose: 20 — 60 grn. (1.2 —4.0 grm.).
Potassium Cyanide Merck. — P. B.
Sol. in 2 parts water; slightly in alcohol. Sedative, Antispasmodic, —
Anodyne. Uses: Intern., dyspnea, asthma, phthisis, catarrh, whoo-
—
ping-cough, etc.: extern., 0.2 0.8 0/0 aqueous solut in neuralgia
—
and local pains; 0.6 1.2 0/0 aqueous solut. removes silver -nitrate
stains from conjunctiva. —
Dose: V12 grn. (0.005 grm!). Max'D.: —
'13 grn. (0.005 grm.) single. Vs grn. (0.02 grm.) daily. Antidotes: —
Chlorine water, chlorinated-soda solut., ammonia, cold affusion,
10 grn. (0.6 grm.) iron sulphate with 1 dram (4.0 cc.) tincture of iron
in lounce (30 cc.) of water, hydrogen peroxide. Incompatibles : —
Morphine salts, acid syrups, and silver nitrate.

Potassium Glycerino-phosphate Merck. — 5% Solut.

Thick liq. — Sol. in water.
Nerve-tonic. —
Uses: Neurasthenia, —
phosphaturia, convalescence from influenza ete.; njection .3—4 , :

grn. (0.2—0.25 grm.) daily, in water containing sbdium fchlbride.

Potassium Hydrate Merck.

Caustic Potassa. — Sol. in water, alcohol, Escharotic, Antacid,
Diuretic. Dose : 'n — 1 grn. (0.015 — 0.06 grm.) highly diluted with water,
— Preparation: — Antido'teS: Vinegar, lemon juice,
(5o/o).
orange juice, oil, milk; opium if pain; stimulants in depression.

Potassium Hydrate with Lime {Potassa with Lime). Powder. —

Vienna Caustic Potassa-limb. —-Uses: Extern., cautery, in paste
;

with alcohol.

Potassium Hypophosphite Merck. ^

Sol. in 0.6
—
part water,
7.3 Dose: i—6 grn. 0.06—
parts alcohol.
Caution Explodes violently on trituration or beating
:
—
with any nitrate, chlorate, or other oxidizer.

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Potassium Iodide Merck. — P. B.

Sol. in 0.75 part, water, 2.5 parts, glycerine. 18 parts alcohol. Dose: —
2—10 grn. (0.1—0.6 grm.).— Incompatibles Chloral hydrate, tartaric :

acid, calomel, silver nitrate, potassium chlorate, metallic salts, acids.

— Preparations : Linim. c. sapone. Ungt. (1

Potassium Nitrate Merck. — P. B.

Saltpeter; Niter. — Sol. in .8.8 parts water. — Dose: 5—20 gm.
(0.3— 1.2 grm.).

Potassium Nitrite Merck.

White, deliquescent sticks. Sol. in water. — USE.S Asthma, epilepsy, — :

hemicrania. — — —
Dose: ‘/i 2 grn. (0.015 0.12 grm.) several t. daily.

Potassium Permanganate Merck. — P. B.

Sol. in 16 parts water. — Disinfectant Deodorant Einmenagogne.
— Dose: — 3 grn.
1 (0.06 —0.2 gnn.), in solut. or pills made with kaolin
, ,

and petrolatum, or with cacao butter, after meals. — Incompatih-

LES: All oxidizable substances, particularly organic ones, such as
glycerine, alcohol, etc. —
Remove stains with oxalic, or hydrochloric,
acid.

Potassium Phosphate, Dibasic, Merck.

Deliquescent, amorph., white powd. Sol. in water. —
Alterative. —
— Uses: Scrofula, rheumatism, phthisis, etc. Dose: 1—10 grn. —
(0.06 —0.6 grm.).
Potassium Salicylate Merck.
White, slightly, deliquescent powd. —
Sol. in water, alcohol. An- —
tirheumatic, Antipyretic, Analgesic. —
Uses Rheumatism pleurisy, :

pericarditis, lumbago, muscjilar pains, etc. Dose: 5 30 grn. (0.3 — —

,

— 2.0 grm.).

Potassium Sulphate Merck. — P. B.

Sol. in 9.5 parts water. — Uses: Constipation, and as antigalactic.
— Dose: 10 —20 grn. (0.6 — 1.2 grm.) several t. daily in solut.

Potassium Sulphite Merck. — Pure.

White, opaque cry at., or slightly deliquescent, white powd. Sol. —
in 4 parts water, slightly in alcohol. Antizymodic. —
U.SES Acid — :

fermentation of stomach, and gastric ulceration. Dose: 15' 60 gm. — —

(1—4 grm.).

Potassium Tartrate Merck. Pure. —

Soluble Tartar. — Colorl. cryst. — Sol. in 66 parts water. Diure- —
tic, Laxative. — Dose: Diuretic, 15— 20 grn. (1.0— 1.2 grm.), lascative,
1—3 drams. (4.0— 12.0 grm.)

Potassium Teliurate Merck. — C. P.

White cryst. — Sol. in water. — Antihidrotic. — U.SES : Night-sweats
of phthisis. — Dose: Vs grn. (0.02 grm.), at night, in pills.or alcoholic
julep.

Potassium and Sodium Tartrate Merck.

Rochelle or Seignette. Salt. — Dose: 2—8 drams. (8—30 grm.).

Powder, Antimonial,
jAJim’s rowoii*.— 88 percenL antimony oxide.- Alterative, DUphorellc, Antipyretic.
— Dptet 3— 5 grn. grmO*

Propylamine, so called, — see Solution, Trimethylamink.

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each.
Prostate Gland, dried, T'ablots of 2 grn. (O.IO grm.)
1 part = 0 parts of the fresh
gland of a bullock. Used in the treat-
ment of hypertrophy of the prostate. —
Dose 2 grn. (0.1 grm.) 5 times :

a day.
Protargol.
I'roteid compound of silver; 8 o/o silver. —
Yellow powd. — SoT., in
^ater. — Antigonorrhoic. — Applied in '/i— l''/o solut.

Ptyalin Merck.
Amylolytic ferment of saliva. — Yellowish powd. — Sol. in glycerine
partly in water. — U.SES: Amylaceous dyspepsia. DOSO: 10—30 —
grn. (0.6— 2.0 grm.).
Pulsatilla.
AatiphlogUtic, Scdativet Antispasmodic* — Used chiefly In i*t0 linct.. the dose of
which is Id — to min, (0.1— 0.6 gnn,)*
Pumpkin Seed — D. S. P.
AutUelmintic. — Doie: dram, (l.O-S.Ofgrm.).
Pulveres (Official).
Pulvis Amygdalae compositus (8 in 13)
Dose GO.O— 120.0
: grn. (4.0— 8.0 grm.).

„ Antimonialis (1 Oxide in 3)
Dose 3—6: grn. (0.2— 0.3 grm.).

„ Catechu compositus (1 in 2 V2 )
Dose: 20—40 grn. (1.2— 2.5 grm.).
„ Cinnamomi compositus (1 in 2 Os)
Dose 3—10
: grn. (0.2— 0.6 grm.).

„ Cretae aromaticus (1 in 3)
Dose —60 grn. (0.6 —4.0 grm.).
; 10

„ Cretae aromaticus cum Opio Opium (1 in 40)

Dose 10 —40 grn. (0.6—2.5 grm.).
:

„ Elaterini compositus (1 in 40)

Dose ‘,2—5 grn. (0.03—0.3
: grm ).

„ Glycyrrhizae compositus (1 Senna in 6)

Dose for adults; a tea-spoonful.
„ Ipecacuanhae compositus (1 Opium, Ipecac 1 in 10)
B. P. Dose: 5—15 grn. (0.3— 1.0 grm.).
Jalapae compositus (1 in 3)
„
Dose: 20— 60 grn. (1.2 — 4.0 grm.).

„ Kino compositus (1 Opium in 20)

Dose: 5—20 grn. (0.3 1.2 grm.). —
„ Opii compositus (1 Opium in 10)
—
Dose: 2 5 grn (0.12 0.3 grm.). —
„ Rhei compositus (1 in 4 V 2 )
Dose 20—60 grn. (1.2 4.0 grm.).
: —
„ Scammonii compositus (1 in 2) •

Dose; 10—20 grn. (0.6— 1.2 grm.).

„ Sodae Tartaratae effervescens (Seidlitz Powder)
Powd. A. contains Tavtarated Soda 120 grn. (7.5 grm.) and Bi-
carbonate of Sodium 40 grn. (2.5 grm.) mixed. “Powder B. con-
tains 38 grn. (2.4 grm.) Tartaric acid. Dose: Powd. A. dissolved
in half a pint (250 cc.) of water and powd. B. then added.
„ Tragacanthae compositus (1 in 6)
Dose: 20—60 grn. (1.2— 4.0 grm ).
Pyoktanin, Blue. Powder.— Also, Pencils. —
PE.STA- and HEXA.-METII YL-PARAROSANILINE HyDUOOIILOUATE, il/ercA-.
— Non poisonous, violet, cryst. powd.; nearly odorl.; solut. very
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diffusible in animal fluids. —

SOL. in 12 parts 900/o glycerine, 76 water,
12 Spirit; insol. in other. —
Antiseptic, Disinfectant, Analgesic. USBS: —
throat
Surgery, ophthalmiatric and otiatric practice, diseases of
and nose, gonorrhea, leucorrhoa, varicose ulcers, burns, wounds,
malignant and syphilitic neoplasms, conjunctivitis, etc. Stains
removed by soap, rubbing well and washing with alcohol. Uoge: —
first once daily,
In pyloric carcinoma. 1 grn. (0.06 grm.) in caps.; at
then 2, finally 3 t. a day. —
Extebn. pure, or 1 1000 1:100 solnt. ;
—
Pyoktanin, Yellow. —
Powder. —
Also, Pencils.
Amido-teteametiiyl - diamido - diphenyl methane Hydrochlor--

ate, Merck; Apyonine; Aub amine. Yellow powd. —nOL- —

water, alcohol. —
Antiseptic, Disinfectant Dbes: Considerably —
diseases of skin
weaker than the blue, and principally employed in
ophthalmiatric practice. Externally: pure or in ointm. 2»/o.
and in
Pyrethrum —
U. S. P.
Tr. Ots).
p.LMTonT.-Toplcal Sialogogue; not used internally.- PreparoHonj :

Pyramidone.
Dimethylamidophenyl-di-methyl-pybazolone. -^Yellowish white
and analgetic. Dose. 8 12 grn.
cryst. sol. in water. Antipyretic
(0.5—0.75 grm.) daily.

Pyrantine.
Pabaethoxyphenylsuccinimide. — Antipyretic and sedative.

Dose: 16—48 grn. (1.0— 3.0 grm.) per day.

Pyridine Merck.
odor; sharp taste.
Pnlnrl limpid hygroscopic liq.: empyreumatic Eespiratop' -
- Mi8CIb“e with w^^ alcohol, ether, fatty oils, etc.
Uses: Asthma, —
sedatiye, Antigonorrhoic, Antiseptic.
in heart weakness.
flvsnnea gonorrhea, etc. Contra-indicated
2—10 drops, several t. daily in water Usually by As urethral
grm.) evaporated spontaneously in
room.
45—75 m (3—5
injection, */a0/o solut. ;
a,s paint, loo/o solut.

Pyrogallol, — aee Acid, Pybogallic.

(aO-6li co.).-Used by enema as temcide.

Quassin, Merck. — C. p.

orfans - Dose: '/ao-'/a grn. (0.002-0.02 grm.).

Tr. (1:5). -
Antthidrotlo.-Pr.poraHun. :

‘^sl^r^Bs.'u.-Ex^Lant. Antlparaeitlc,
Doie 30-6U IT] (7.0-4.0 cc.).
:

5—15 grn. (0.3— 1.0 grm.). ,

Quinidine Merck. ri„nhona bark

'sr^.p.r.TS.^c7 l/erdPf Mannal.

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30 parts ether, 2000 water. —

Antiperiodic, Antipyretic, Antiseptic,
Tonic. —
Uses: Remittent and intermittent fevers, especially of
children. Substitute for quinine. Salts less agreeable to take, but
more prompt in action. —
Dose: Children, Vs— 5 grn. (0.03—0.3 grm.)
adults, 1—20 grn. (0.06— 1.2 grm.) best taken in syrup.
;
ax. D. —M
40 grn. (2.5 grm.).

Quinidine Sulphate Merck. — P- B,

Sol. in 8 parts alcohol, 14 parts chloroform, 100 parts water. Dose: —
—
Tonic, 'It 3 grn. (0.03— 0.2 grm.), 3 t. daily, in pill; antiperiodic, 20
grn. (1.2 grm.); for a cold, 5—10 grn. (0.8— O.G grm), in caps.

Quinine (Alkaloid) Merck.

The salts are usually prescribed For hypodermic use, the bisul-
phate, dihydrochlorate, hydrochloro-sulphate, or carbamidated hy-
drochlorate is to be preferred. —
Dose: Tonic, 'h 2 grn. (0.03 0.1 — —
—
grm.) 3 t. daily; antiperiodic 3 8—15 grn. (0.3 0.5 1.0 grm.) 6 12 — — —
—
hrs. before paroxysm; antipyretic, 15 30 grn. (1.0 2.0 grm.) in the —
course of an hour.

Quinine Arseniate.
Dose : Vio grn. (0.006 grm.).

Quinine Bisulphate.
Sol. in lO parts water, 32 parts alcohol; eligible for subcutaneous
use. —
Nasal Injection (in hay fever). 0.2 o/o aqueous solut.
Dose: Same as of quinine alkaloid.
Quinine Dihydrochlorate Merck.
Well adapted to subcutaneous injection, on account of solubility. —
Dose: Same as of quinine alkaloid.
Quinine Glycerino-phosphate Merck.
Colorl. needles: 68 o/o quinine. —
SoL. in water, alcohol. Nervine, —
chiefly in malarial neurasthenia, malnutrition, or neuralgia. Dose: —
2—5 grn. (0.1—0.3 grm.), 3 t. daily, in pills.
Quinine Hydrobromate Merck.
Dose: Same as of quinine alkaloid.
Quinine Hydrochlorate Merck. — P. B.
Sol. in 3 parts alcohol, 9 parts chloroform, 34 parts water. — Dose
Same as of quinine alkaloid.
Quinine Hydrochloro-sulphate Merck.
Sol. in about 1 part water. —
Used subcutaneously; less painful
hypodermically than any other salt of quinine.
of quinine alkaloid.
Dose: Same as —
Quinine Salicylate Merck.
White, bitter cryst. —
SoL. in 20 parts alcohol, chloroform, 120 parts
ether, 225 parts water. —
Antiseptic, Antipyretic, Analgesic. Uses: —
Typhoid, rheumatism, lumbago, and muscular pain from cold.
Dose: 2 — 30 grn. (0.1— 2.0 gimi.), in pill or caps.
Quinine Sulphate Merck.. — P. B.
Dose: same as of quinine alkaloid.

Quinine Tannate Merck. — Neutral and Tasteless.

Light-brown, insol. powd. — Used chiefly for children. — Dose:
(Children): 5 — 15 grn. (0.3— 1.0 grm.), with chocolate, in powd. or
tablets.

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Quinine Valerianate Merck.

Slight odor of valerian. — Soi,. in parts alcoliol, 100 parts n-ater
— Nervetomc, Antipyretic, t>

etc. — Use.S: Hemicrania and debilitated

or malarial condition with a nervous state or hysteria. — Dose:
— 3 grn. (0.06 —0.2 grm.).
1

Quinine &, Urea Hydrochlorate Merck.

Carbamidated Quinine Dihydrociii.ohate. — Colorl. cryst. — Soi..
freely in water, alcohol. — Used by Injection: 2— grn. (O.i— O..”!
8
grm. )
(Also, a complete line of the other Salts of Quinine.)
Quinoidine Merck.
CiiiNOiDiNE. Very —
bitter, brownish-black mass. Sor.. in diluted —
acids, alcohol, chloroform. —
Antiperiodic, Tonic, etc. Uses: Inter- —
mittent and remittent fevers. Best taken between paroxysms. —
—
Dose: 2 l.") grn. (0.1 1.0 grm.). —
Quinosel.
Potassium O-wquinolinsulphokate. Yellow cryst., sol. in water, —
insoluble in alcohol and ether. Antiseptic. Used externally in
surgery (lo/o— o.io/o solutions) externally in lepra, favism etc. —
Dose: — —
16 32 grn. (1 2.0 grm.) per day.

Resin — U. S. P.
Uosiif; CoLiiPBOM'v — Vulnerary; Irritant, — Prtparatiom: Cerate (83 per cent.):
Plaster (10 per cent*).

Resin, Jalap, Merck. — P. B. — True, Brown.

Heavy Jalap Resin. — Sol. in alcohol; partly solnt. in ether. —
Dose 2—5 grn. (0.1—0.3 grm.).
:

Resin, Podophyllum, Merck. P. B. Perfectly — and Clearly

Sol. in Alcohol and Ammonia.
PODOPHYLLIN. —
111 habitual constipation, small continued doses
act best. — — —
Dose : */ao Vis grn. (0.002 0.004 grm.) frequently , *'4 —
grn. (0.015—0.06 grm.) single dose. In amte constipation, from
*'4 — —
IV'2 grn. (0.045 0.09 grm.) can be given.

Resin, Scammony, Merck. — White, and Brown.

Dose : '.3 —
grn. (0.02—0.06 grm.).
1 As a drastic purgative 4 grn. (0.2
grm.) at once.

Resinol. — (Not Retinol!)

Unguentum Resinol. —
Not completely defined. — (Stated: “Com-
bination of active principle of Juniperus oxycedrus and a synthetical
derivative of the coal-tar series, with lanolin-petrolatum base. —
Antipruritic, Antiphlogistic, Dermic. Extern.: pure, night and —
morning.")

Resorcin Merck. —
Resublimed or Recryst.
White cryst.; reddish on exposure; unpleasant sweet taste. Sol. —
in 0.5 part alcohol, part water; ether, glycerine.
0.6 Antiseptic, —
Antispasmodic, Antipyretic, Anti-emetic, Antizymotic. Uses: In- —
tern., for vomiting, seasickness, asthma, dyspepsia, gastric ulcen
cholera infantum, hay-fever, diarrhea, whooping-cough, cystitis, and
diphtheria; extern., inflammatory diseases of skin, eyes, throat, nose,
mouth, urethra, vagina, erysipelas etc. Dose : Seasickness, chronic—
gastric catarrh, cholera nostras, or cholera morbus, 2 8 grn. —
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(0.1— 0.2 gm.), evefy 1—2 horn's, in solut. or powder; ordinary b^rn.
(0.3 grra.) several t. daily; antipyretic, 15— 30 grn. (1,0 2.0 grm.). — —
Max. U.: 45 grn. (8 grm.). —
Extkrn. in 5— 300/o solut.

Retinol Merck.
Rosin Oil. —
Viscid, yellow, oily liq. —
Sol. in ether, oils, alcohol,
oil turpentine, glycerine. Antiseptic. —
Uses: Intern., veneral —
affections; extern., oint or liniment in skin diseases, and injection
for gonorrhea; also solvent of phosphorus, salol, camphor, naphtol,
carbolic acid, etc. Recommended as excipient for phosphorus. —
Dose: 5— 10 IT) (0.3— 0.6 cc.), 4— 6 t. daily, in capsules. Extern.: —
10—500/o oint.

Rhamnus Frangula.
Preparation: Rhamnin (Extr. Rhamni frangulae liquid) Laxative in
obstinate cases of constipation. Dose: Va 1 oz, 3 dr. (15— 40 cc.). — —
Rhamnus Purshianus, —
see Cascara sagrada.
Rhubarb — P. B.
Due : 8-10 grn, (O.i-O.ft grm.), lax., 10-10 grn. (0.6-1.2 grm.); purff., 20—40
Tonic,
grn. (1.2 -2.8 grm.). - Freparationt Ext. (D., S-6 grn. (0.2-0.4 grm.). Infue (1:40)
Dote: 1—2 oe (30— 60cc.); Pil. cps. Duo: 5 — 10 grn. (0-1— 0,6 grm.); Pulv, cpa.
Dote I 20 -00 gm. (1.2-4 grm.); Syrup. Dote: 1-4 dr. (4-16 cc.); Tr. (1:10) Dote:
os a atomaohic 1-2 dr. (4-9 oc.), as a purgative Va-1 »a (18-30 cc.); Vln. (1:14)
Duel 1—2 dr. (4-8 cc.).
•
Rhus Glabra.
8oji.*cb Btatiiis. — Astringent. — Preparation: F. E. [D., 80-60 min. (2-4 cc.)].

Rhus Toxicodendron.
POIION Ivy; Poison 0 m. - Alterative, Cerebral and Spinal Stimnlant. — Used
mostly as 20 per cent, tr., 6-30 min. (0.8— 2.0 cc.) per dose.
Rhus aromatica
Sweet sumacb. Used in enuresit and atonic dlarrboea. Dose ol the Fluid extr,
(l.*l);10-30 /7/ (0.6— 2.0 cc.) three times daily.

Rochelle salt, — see potassium & sodium Tartrate.

Rose Red — P. B.

Rubidium Iodide Merck.

IVhite cryst. Sol. in water. Alterative. —
UsES; As potassium —
iodide. Does not derange stomach.— Dose: 1—5 grn. (0.06—0.3 grm.).

Rubidium & Ammonium Bromide Merck.

White, or yellowish-white, powd.; cooling; pungent, saline after-taste.
— Sol. in water. —
Anti-epileptic, Sedative, Hypnotic. Uses: —
Epilepsy, and as soporific, instead of potassium bromide.
Dose:
Anti-epilephc. 60-120 grn. (4.0-8.0 grm.) daily, in solut.; hypnotic,
—
•/r' »
60—75 grn. (4.0— 5.0 grm.). >

Rubus — U. S. P.
“ “ Preparatione; F. E. [D., 30 - 60 min. (2-4.0 grm.)]|

Rumex — U. S. P.
~ Autlicorbutic. - PreparoMon: F. E. [D., 18-60 min.
a'o-Tocc)'*’

Saccharin Tablets Merck.

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Saccharin. — Refined.
Benzoyl-sulphonic Imide, Fahlherg; (Glusidum.) — White powd.;
over 500 times as sweet as cane sugar. —
Soi.. in 50 parts ether,
30 parts alcohol, 2.S0 parts water. Alkaline carbonates increase
solubility in water. —
Non-fermentable Sweetener. Uses: Sweeten —
food of diabetics and dyspeptics: cover taste of bitter and acrid
remedies. —
Dose: 2—5 grn. (0.1—0.3 grm.) several t. daily, in solut.
with sodium bicarbonate; or, preferably, in caps, or cachets, followed
by a draught of water.

Saccharine soluble.
Sodii Saccharinas. Crystalline powd. 450 times as sweet as cane
sugar, soluble in water. Sweetener and Intestinal antiseptia Dose:
—
16 grn. (1.0 grm.) 1 2 t. a day in wafers.

Saffron —P. B.
Doiet 10— SO frn« — Preparativn Tr, (1:20). Doiet V2-2 dr. (2-8 cc.)*

Salep.
Mocilaginous and Nutrient. — Fre2mrations : Mucilago (1:100).

Salicin Merck. —
P. B.
Sol. in 28 parts water, 30 parts alcohol. Tonic, Antiperiodic, —
Antirheumatic. —
Uses: Rheumatism, malaria, general malaise, and
.chorea — Dose: 3— 20 grn. (0.2— 1.2 grm.). — Max. D.: 150 grn. (10
grm. ) daily.

Saliformin.
Hexamethylene-tetramine Salicylate, Merck; Formin Sali-
cylate. — White, powd., of agreeable acidulous taste.
cryst. —
Sol. easily in water or alcohol. —
Uric-acid Solvent and Genito-
urinary Antiseptic. —
Uses: Gout, gravel, cystitis, etc. Dose: —
15 —30 grn. (1.0— 2.0. grm.) daily.

Salipyrine.
Antipyrine Salicylate. —
Wh. powd.; odorl., sweetish taste. —
Sol. in 250 parts water, in alcohol, chloroform, ether. Antirheu- —
matic, Analgesic. —
Dose: 10— 30 grn. (0.6— 2 grm.), in cachets.

Saligallol.
Pyrogallol Disalicylate. — Resinous solid. — Sol. in 6 parts
acetone, 15 parts chloroform. — Skin varnish, of weak pyrogallol
effect. — Uses; Chiefly as vehicle for engallol, eurobin, and other
dermics applicable as varnish. — Extern.: 2 — 5o/o solut. in acetone.

Salol Merck. P. B.—

Phenol Salicylate. — Sol. in 0.3 part ether; chloroform, 10 parts
alcohol; fatty oils; almost insol. in water. Antiseptic, Anti- —
rheumatic, Antipyretic, etc. —
Uses Intern., typhoid fever, diarrhea,
:

dysentery, fermentative dyspepsia, rheumatism, grip, and cystitis;

extern., wounds, burns, sores, etc. Coating for enteric pills; such
pills should be taken one hour or more after meals, and no oil
with them. — — —
Dose: 5 15 grn. (0.3 1.0 grm.); as antipyretic, 30—45
grn. (2.0— 3.0 grm.).

Salophen.
Acetyl-para- AM iDOPHENOL Salicylate. — Wh., odorl., tasteL
leaflets or powd.; 51 o/o salicylic acid. — Sol. in .alcohol, ether;
insol. in water. —
Antirheumatic. — Dose : 10—30 gim. (0.6 — 2.0 grm.).
Salt, Epsom, — see MAGNESIUM SULPHATE.
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Salt, Glauber, — see SODIDM SULPHATE.

Salt, Rochelle, — see SODIUM AND POTASSIUM TARTRATE.

Saltpeter, — see potassiujvi nitrate.

Salvia.
Saor, — Tonic, Astringent, Stimulant, Anbydrotic, — Dosei 10 — SO grn. (0.0— S,0
grm.) as Inftia. (ItSO) or fl. ext. (1:1). Tr. poworfnl anbydrotic Dote: 30 - 60 n/
(*.0—3.5 cc.) 3 hours previous to tho expected appearance of the sweating.

Sambuous — P. B.
Eenica. — Stimulant, Diuretic, Diaphoretic. — Dose: 4 — 8 drams (16 — 80.0 cc.). In
infns. drank hots

Sanguinaria.
Btono Root, — Expectorant, Emetic. — Do«m 3— 20grn, (0.t — 1.2 grm.), — Pre-
parations : F. E. (1:1); Tr. (15:100)« See also, Sanguinarinc.

Sanguinarine Merck.
Small, white needles; acrid, burning taste. Sol. in chloroform, —
alcohol, ether. —
Expectorant, Alterative, Emetic. Uses: Chiefly —
as expectorant; also in dyspepsia, debility, etc. Dose: Expecto- —
rant, <' 12 —
Vs grn. (0.005—0.0075 grm.), in solnt. ; alterative, Ve — 'U grn.
(0.01 0.015 grm.). emetic, 'te— 1 grn. (0.03—0.06 grm.).

Sanguinarine Nitrate Merck.

Red powd. —
Sol. in water, alcohol. — Uses, Doses, etc., salne as
alkaloid.

Sanguinarine Sulphate Merck.

Red powd. — Sol. in water, alcohol. — Uses, Doses, etc., same as
alkaloid.

Santonin Merck. P. B. —
Aniiydhous Santoninic Acid. —
Sol. in 4 parts chloroform, 40
parts alcohol, 140 parts ether, 6000 parts water. Dose : 2 5 grn. — —
(0.1— 0.3 grm.) children of 2 years, '/<— Vs grn. (().015— 0.03. grm.) in
Castor oil. —
Preparation: Troches [‘.'2 grn.. (0.03 grm.) each]'.

Santoninoxim.
Crystalline powd. soluble in alcohol. Vermicide. Dose: Children
2 grn. (0.045—0.1 grm.). Adults 5 grn. (0.3 grm.) divided in two
doses followed by a cathartic.
Sarsaparilla —
P. B.
PnfOTCtionn Decoot. (1:8) Do«ei *-10 ox (60—300 oc.); Comp. Decoct. ID., *-10 ox
-
(60 300 cc.)]: P. E. *-4 dr. (8-16 oc.)j Comp. P. E. [D., 1-4 dr. (4-16 co.)].

Sassafras.
Carminative, Aromatic Stimulant, - Preparation; Oil [D., 1-3 min. (0.06—0.* oo.)].

Scoparius — U. S. P.
P“rf»‘ivc. - Preparationt Decoct. (USO) Dsae: *-4 ox
(60-I40cc.)i Sucoux, Doaai 1-* dr, (4-H.O cc.). - See also. Sparteine.

Scopolamine (Hyoscine) Hydrobromate Merck.

Color!, hygroscopic cryst. —
Sol. in water, alcohoL Mydriatic, —
• Sedative. —
Uses: Extern., in ophthalmology, >no— VsO/o solut.; snh-
cutaneously for the insane. —
Injection: :/ 3 oo— Vioo grn. (0.0002—
0.00% grm.) for the insane. Max. D. internally: i/i 2 o grn. (0.0005 grm.)
single; V 20 grn. (0.003 grm.) per day.— Antidotes:
Emetics, stomach
pump, muscarine, tannin, animal charcoal, cathartics, etc.

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Scutellaria.
ScBtLOAr. - Scduive, Antlipatmodlc. - PrtparoHon P. E. [D., SO— 6(1 min.
(*-4.0 cc.)l.

Senega — P. B.
Prtparation: Syr. (‘4(1 per cant. P. E.). lufue. (I:‘40) neiei 1 -2 oz (30-60
Tr. (l:8) Voee; Va-'2 dr. C4.0-8.0cc.).
^
ce.):

Senna —P. B.
Doie: of the powd. 10-30 grn. (0.6 -?.0 grin,). - Pr4par<uioni Contact. (D , I-*
drama (4-8 grm.); P. E. (l(l)i Comp. Mixt. [D., l-U/j oz (80-48 cc.)j Syr. (I:S).
Entera into Comp. Liquorice Powd. Tr. Doaa; 1 — 4 dr. (4— i5cc.): Inf. (I;l0)
Ktoae: 1—2 oz (30—60 cc,).

Serpentaria —
P. B.
PiKoiM* 8 na*z«oot. — Tonic, Antipcriodlc, Diaphoretic. - Deae: 10— l.'i gm.
(0.6— 1.0 grm.). — Preparationt Inf. (1=40) Doae: I— *oz (30.0-00 cc.): Tr. (1:8)
Doae : Va— 1 dr. t* — 4 cc.).

Serum, Antituberculous, Maragliano’s. — (Only in i Cc.

[16 min.] tubes.)
Antitoxin against Pulmonary Tuberculosis. Dose (subcutaneous): —
In apyretic cases, 16 m (1 cubic centimetre) every other day for
10 days, then daily for 10 days, and .SO tl\ (2 cc.) twice a day there-
after until sweats have entirely subsided, when 16 n) (1 cc.) .are in-
jected for a month every other day, and finally once a week for a
year. In febrile cases, if the fever be slight and intermittent, dosage
the same as above; if continuous and intense inject 160 Ifi; (10 cc.) ,

and if there be a marked fall of temperature repeat in a week, and

so continue until fever is gone, then inject 16—32 (11 (1—2 cc.) daily.

Serum Antileprous acc. to Dr. Carrasquilla

Antitoxin against leprosy. Dose: by injection 8 (II (0.5 cc.); in the
course of 4 weeks; this dose it gradually increased to 5 dr. (20 cc.)

Serum acc. to Dr. Calmette against snake-poison.

Dose by injection: 2'/3 dr. (10 cc.) for children, 5 dr. (20 cc.) for
adults in conjunction with the injection of 2—2'h dr. (8 10 cc.) of —
a solution of chlorinated lime (1:60).

Silver Chloride Merck.

White powd.; backens on exposure to light. Sol. in ammonia, —
potassium thiosulphate, potassium cyanide. Antiseptic, Nerve- —
sedative. —
Uses Chorea, gastralgia, epilepsy, pertussis, diarrhea,
and various neuroses. Dose
:

— : ‘/a — iVa grn. (0.03 — 0.1 grm.), in pills. —

Max. D. 3 grn. (0.18 grm.).
:

Silver Citrate Merck.

White, dry powd. —
Sol. in about 4000 parts water. Antiseptic —
Astringent. —
Uses: Wounds, gonorrhea, etc. Applied in 1 2o/q — —
oint., or 1—2:4000 solut. —
Always prepare solut. fresh!
Silver, colloidal (Crede’s).
Metallic soluble silver. Powerful antiseptic. Used in Sepsis. Erisy- —
pel. Lymphangitis, Cellulitis, etc. Applied e.xternally in form of—
Crede’s Ointment (10 inllOO). Internally. —
Dose: s grn. (0.02 grm.) — '

in pills. 2 or 3. t daily.

Silver Cyanide Merck.

Sol. in solut’s of potassium cyanide, ammonia, sodium thiosulphate
— Antiseptic, Sedative. U.8ES —
Epilepsy chorea. Dose bso-^Vio — :

—
: ,

grn. (0.001— 0.003 grm.) in pills. Antidotes: Ammonia, chlorine,

,

mixture of ferric and ferrous sulphates, artificial respiration, stomach

siphon.
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Silver Iodide Merck.

Sol. in solnt. potassium iodide or cyanide, ammonium thiosulphate.
— Alterative. —
Uses: Gastralgia and syphilis. Dose: 4 1 grn. — ', —
(0.015—0.00 grm.), in pills.

Silver Lactate Merck.

Small needles or powd. —
Sol. in 20 parts water. Antiseptic —
Astringent. —
DsEs: Sore throat, gonorrhea, etc. Applied in 1— —
2:4000 solut.

Silver Nitrate Merck. P. B. — Gryst. —

Sol. in O.Gpart water, 26 parts alcohol. Dose: Ve — Va grn. (0.01—0.02
grm.).— ax. D.: Vt grn. (0.03 grm.) single, 3 grn. (0.18 grm.) daily.
— Antidotes: Solut.common salt, sal ammoniac, mucilaginous
—
drinks, emetics, stomach siphon, white of egg, milk, etc. Incom-
patibles: organic matter, hydrochloric acid, chlorides, phosphates,
arsenites, opium, extracts, resins, essential oils, tannin, etc.

Silver Nitrate, Moulded (Fused), Merck. P. B. —

Lunar Caustic. Used almost externally as caustic.
Silver Nitrate, Diluted, Merck. — P. B,
Argenti et Potassii Nitras. — Mitigated Caustic. — 31 >/3 0/0 silver
nitrate.

Silver Oxide Merck. — P. B.

Dose — —
V2 2 grn. (0.03 0.12 grm.) in a pill made with Kaolin Mass
:

or, best mixed with some chalk and put up in capsules. Incom-
,

—
patibles: Ammonia, creosote, tannin, acids. Caution: Do not —
triturate with oxidizable matter; may cause explosion!
Soap — P. B.
W«TR C-4STILI Soap. —
Detergent, Laxative* — Dote: 3 — 10 grn, tip to 32 grn.
(0.2 — 0.6 — 2.0 grm.) in plUa. — Prtparalion$: Liu.; Plnsler. Pil. cpa. I grn. (0.06
grm,) Opium powder in 6 nearly.
Soap, Soft —
P. B.
Oa>i« SoAr, — Kot used internally. — Preporo^ion : Lin.

Sodium Acetate Merck.

Sol. in 1.4 parts water, 30 parts alcohol. — Diuretic. — Dose: 15
80 grn. (1—5.0 grm.).

Sodium Arseniate Merck. — P. b.

Sol. in 4 parts water 2 parts glycerine. —
DOse Vie— Va grn. (0.004
0.0075 grm.). — ,

Preparation: Solut. (lo/o). Antidotes: Emetics, —

:

stomach siphon, fresh ferric hydrate, dialyzed iron, ferric hydrate

and magnesia, demulcents^ stimulants, warmth, etc.

Sodium Benzoate Merck. — P. B.

Sol. in about 2 parts water, 45 parts alcohol. Antirheumatic, Anti- —
pyretic, Antiseptic. —
Uses: Rheumatism, gout, uremia, cystitis,
lithemia, tonsillitis, colds, etc. —
Dose : 10—30 grn. (0.6— 2.0 grm.).
Sodium Bicarbonate Merck. — P. B.
Dose: 10 — 30 grn. (0.6 — 2.0 grm.). — Preparation: Troches (3 grn.)
[0.2 grm.]. — Caution: Should not bo given as acid-antidoto, as it
evolves large quantities of carbon dioxide gas.

Sodium Bisulphite Merck.

Sol. in 4 parts water, 72 parts alcohol. Antiseptic. —
Uses: Intern., —
sore mouth, diphtheria, yeasty vomiting; extern,, skin
Dose : 10—30 grn, (0.6— 2.0 grm.).
diseases. —
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Sodium Borate Merck. P. B. —

Borax; Sodium Pitioborate; so called “Sodium Biborate". — Sol.
in 16 parts water; 1 p.art glycerine. User Intern., amenorrhea! — :

dysmenorrhea, epilepsy, uric-acid diathesis; extern., sore month,

conjunctivitis, urethritis, etc. Dose: 6—10 grn. (0 3—2 5 grm ) — . . —
P/'ejj(irrt«ons.- Glycerinnm (1 : 8 ); Mel (1:7).

Sodium Borate, Neutral, Merck.

Erroneomhj designated as “Sodium Tetraborate“. — Transparent,
fragile, splintery,glass-like masses. Sol. in water. Antiseptic, — —
Astringent. —
Uses: Extern., chiefly in diseases of nose and oar; a
cold saturated solut. used for bandages.

Sodium Borobenzoate Merck. — N. F.

White, cryst. powd. — SoL. in water. — Antiseptic, Antilithic, Diuretic.
— User Rheumatism, gravel, and puerperal fever. Dose 30—120 grn.
( 2. 0 — 8.0 grm.).
:
:

Sodium Bromide. — P. B.
Sol. in 1.2 parts water, 13 parts alcohol. — Dose : 10—30 grn. (0 6 .
—
2.0 grm.).

Sodium Carbonate Merck. — P. B.

Sol. in l.Gparts water, 1 part glycerine. Dose: 5— 30 grn. (0.3— 2.0 —
grm. ). — Antidotes Acetic acid, lemon juice, olive oil, etc.
:

Sodium Chloride. — Common salt.

Dose as a tonic
: 10 —60 grn. (0 . 6
—4.0 grm.) as a cathartic 120 — 240
grn. (8—15 grm.). So called: physiological solution of common Salt:
O. 40/0 Sodium Chloride 0 3 0/0
. Sodium Carbonate.

Sodium Chlorate Merck. — P. B.

Colorl. cryst.; odorl; cooling, saline taste. SOL. in 1.1 parts water, —
5 parts glycerine, 100 parts alcohol. Deodorant, Antiseptic, Altera- —
tive. —
Uses: Intern., diphtheria, tonsillitis, pharyngeal and laryn-
geal inflammation, stomatitis, gastric cancer, mercurial ptyalism,
etc.; extern., as wash, gargle or injection. Dose: 2— grn. ( 0 1 — .
—
0.5 grm.). —
Incomp AT iuLES Organic matters, easily oxidizable sub-
:

stances. —
Caution; Do not triturate with sulphur or phosphorus,
or any combustible substance; severe explosion may occur!

Sodium Choleate Merck.

Dried Purified Ox-Gall. — Yellowish- white, hygroscopic powd.
— Sol. in water, alcohol. — Tonic, Laxative. — User: Deficient bUiary
secretion, chronic constipation, etc. — Dose 5 — 10 grn. grm.). : (0.3 0.6

Sodium Cinnamate Merck, — G. P. — see : also Hetol.

White powd. SOL. in water.— Antitnbercular, — like cinnamic acid.
— IN.JECT 10 N (intravenous or parenchymatous) : '/a — 1 grn. (0.02 —0.06
grm.) in 50/0 solut., twice a week.

Sodium Oithio-salicylate, Beta-, Merck.

Grayish-white, hygroscopic powd. SOL. in water. Antineuralgic. — —
Antirheumatic. —
User Intern., sciatica, gonorrheal rheumatism,
:

etc. — Dose : 1—10 gm. (0.06—0.6 grm.).

Sodium Ethylate, Liquid, Merck. P. B. —

Colorl. syrupy liq.; turns brown on keeping. Escharotic. — Uses: —
Warts, nsevi, etc. — Applied with glass rod, pure. Chloroform arrests
caustic action.
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Sodium Ethylate, Dry, Merck.

^Vhite or brownish, hygroscopic powd. — Action and Uses: As
above. — Applied in solut. 1:3 absolute alcohol.

Sodium Fluoride Merck. — Pure.

Clear cryst. — SOL. —
Antispasmodic, Antiperiodic Anti-
in water.
—
,

septic. Uses
Intern. epilepsy malaria tuberculosis extern.,
: . , ;

antiseptic dressing for wounds and bruises; as mouth wash, in vagi-

nitis, etc. —
Does not attack nickel-plated instruments. Dose: Vis —
— —
bs grn. (0.005 0.01 grm.) in solut. with sodium bicarbonate.
,

—
Applied externally: Wmmds, in Vao VioO/o solut.; mouth-ioasli, etc.,
—
in V»— lo/o solut.

Sodium Formiate Merck.

White, deliquescent cryst. —
Sol. in water, glycerine. Uses: Hypoder-
mically in surgical tuberculosis. —
Injection (parenchymatous):
— —
Children, >'2 1 grn. (0.03 0.06 grm.) in solut., every 7 10 days; —
adults, 3 grn. (0.2 grm.), every 7 10 days. —
Sodium Glycerino-phosphate Merck. — 50% Solut.
Yellowish liq. —
SoL. in water. —
Uses: Deficient nerve-nutrition,
neurasthenia, phosphaturia, convalescence from influenza, etc. In- —
—
jection: 3—4 grn. (0.2 0.25 grm.) daily, in physiological solut. sodium
chloride.

Sodium Hippurate Merck.

White powd. —
Uses In chachexias and diseases due to uric-acid
:

—
,

diathesis. - Dose : 10 20 grn. (0.6 1.2 grm.). —

Sodium Hydrate Merck.
Sodium Hydkoxide; Caustic Soda. —Dose: Vj— igrn. (0.03—0.06
grm.), freely diluted. iVepamffowV Solut— (5<>/o). — Antidotes:
Water, and then vinegar, or lemon juice.

Sodium Hypophosphite Merck. — Purified.

Sol. in 1 part water, 30 parts alcohol. — Dose: 5—10 grn. (0.3—0.6 grm.).
Sodium Hyposulphite, — see Sodium Thiosulphate.
Sodium Iodide Merck. — P. B.
Sol. in about 1 part water, 3 parts alcohol. Uses: Rheumatism, —
pneumonia, tertiary syphilis, asthma, chronic bronchitis, scrofula,
etc. — Dose 3 —10 grn.
: (0.2 —0.6 grm.).
Sodium Naphtolate, Beta-, Merck.
Micbocidin. —
Yellowish to white powd. Sol. in 3 parts water. —
— Uses: Surgical antiseptic on bandages, etc. Applied in 3—5o/o —
aqueous solut.

Sodium Nitrate Merck. — P. B.

Chili Saltpeter. —
Sol. in 1.3 parts water, 100 parts alcohol.
Uses: Intern., inflammatory condition of intestines, dysentery, etc.;
extern., rheumatism, 1.3 aqueous solut. —Dose: 10—30 grn. (0.6—2 0
grm.).

Sodium Nitrite Merck. — P. B.

slicks; mildly saline taste. — Sol. in 1.5 parts water;
slightly in alcohol. — Antispasmodic ,
Diaphoretic, Diuretic closely
approaches the action of nitroglycerine. Uses: Angina pectoris,
dropsy, and diseases of genito-urinary organs.
(0.1—0.3 grm.).
Dose: 2—5 grn. -
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Sodium Oleate.
White powd. dissoWinB freely in water. — Energic stimulant of
the liver and the secretion of the bile. — D ose : 32 grn. (2 grm.) a

Sodium Paracresotate Merck.

Microcryst. powd. bitter taste. —
SoL. in 24 parts warm water. —
—
;

Antipyretic, Intestinal Antiseptic, Analgesic. Uses; Acute gastric

catarrh, acute rheumatism, pneumonia, typhoid fever, etc.
2 — 20 grn. — Dose: —
(0.1 1.2 grm.), according to ago, 3 t. daily, in aqueous solut.
with extract licorice.

Sodium Permanganate.
Black granular powder soluble in water. Antidote for morphia
and phosphorus poisoning. Washing the stomach with IG oz. (.500
cc.) of a 0 20/u solution
. simultaneously administering internally
;

the same quantity of the solution.

Sodium Phosphate Merck. — P. B.

Colorl. cryst. —
Son. in about 20 parts water. Uses: Chronic, —
rheumatism, stimulant of biliary secretion, mild laxative, and vesical
calculi. — —
Dose: 5—40 grn. (0.3 2.5 grm.); as laxative, >/* 1 ounce —
(15—30.0 grm.).

Sodium Pyrophosphate Merck.

Sol. in 10 parts w.ater. — Uses: Lithiasis. — Dose: 5— 40 grn. (0.3
2.5 grm.).

Sodium Saiicyiate Merck. — P. B.

Sol. in 1 part water, G p.arts alcohol; glycerine. Dose: 10— 30 grn. —
(O.G— 2.0 grm.). —
Max D.: GO grn. (4.0 grm.). Inoomcatibles: Ferric —
salts.

Sodium Salicylate Merck. — From Oil Wintergreen.

Uses, etc., as above.

Sodium Santoninate Merck.

stellate groups of needles, mildly saline and somewhat bitter taste;
turn yellow on exposure to light. —
Sol. in 3 parts water, 12 parts
alcohol. —
Anthelmintic. —
Uses: Instead of santonin; less powerful.
— Dose (adult): 2— G grn. (0.1— 0.4 grm.), in ker.atinized pills; children
—
4—10 years old, 1 3 grn. (O.OG 0.2 grm.); —
Sodium Silico-fluoride Merck.
IfjlVliite powd.
cryst. or granular —
Sol. in 200 parts w.ater. Anti- —
septic, Germicide, Deodorant, Styqjtic. Uses: Extern., wounds, —
carious teeth, cystitis, gonorrhea, for irrigating cavities, and in
gynecological practice. — Applied in Vso/o solut.

Sodium Sulphate Merck. P. B. —

Cryst. or Dried. —
Glaubek’s Salt. Sol. in 3 parts water; glycerine. — Dose: Cryst.,
—
2 — 8 drams (8 — 30.0 grm.); dried, 1 — 4 drams (4— 15 grm.).

Sodium Sulphite Merck. — P. B.

Sol. in 4 parts water, sparingly in alcohol. Uses: Skin diseases, —
sore mouth, diphtheria, sarcina ventriculi, and chronic mercurial
affections. —
Dose 5 -20 grn. (0.3— 1.2 grm.).
:

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Sodium Sulpho-oarbolate Merck. — P. B.

Soi.. in 5parts water, 1.S2 parts alcohol. Antiseptic, Disinfectant. —
— Uses: Intern., dyspepsia, phthisis, typhoid fever, dysentery, etc.;
cjctern., gonorrhea, putrid wounds, etc. Dose:10 15 grn. (0.6 1.0 — — —
grm. ). —
E.vteen. Vs— 1 o/o solut.;

Sodium Tartrate Merck. — C. P.

White cryst. — Sol. in water. — Uses Tastel substitute for
: Epsom
salt, — Dose : 4—8 drams (15—30.0 grm.).

Sodium and Potassium Tartrate (Rochelle salt; Sal Seignette).

Powerful intestinal stimulant. — Dose: 2— 4 dr. (8—15 grm.).
Sodium Teiiurate Merck.
White powd. — SoL. in water, — Antihidrotic, Antiseptic, Antipyretic.
— USES: Night-sweats of phthisis; gastric ulcerations rheumatism, ,

:ind typhoid fever; causes garlic odour of the exhalation. — Dose:

Vi — Vi grn. (0.015—0.045 grm.), in alcoholic, mixture or elixir.

Sodium Thiosulphate Merck {Sodium Hyposulphite, P. B.J.

Sol. in 1 part water. —
Uses: Parasitic skin diseases, sore mouth,
sarcina ventriculi, diarrhea, flatulent dyspepsia, etc. Dose: 10—20 —
grn. (0.6— 1.2 grm.). —
Incompatibles: Iodine, acids.

Sodium Valerianate. — P. B, 1885.

White mass, soluble in 2Va of Water. — DOse 1—5 : grn. (0.06—0.3 grm.)
in pill with glucose.

Solanin Merck. — Pure.

Colorl., lustrous, fine needles; bitter taste.
Analgesic, Nerve-sedative. —
— Neuralgia, vomiting of pregnancy, bronchitis, asthma,
Uses;
painful gastric affections, epileptoid tremors, locomotor ataxia, etc.
Dose: ‘A— 1 grn. (0.015-0.06 grm.). — Max. D. : I'/a grn. (0.1 grm.) single.
8 grn. (0.5 grm.) daily.

Solutions (Official liif|uors)»

Solution, Aluminium Acetate, Merck.
80/o basic aluminium acetate. Clear, colorl. liq. —
Antiseptio —
Astringent. —
Uses: Intern., diarrhea and dysentery extern., lotion ;
for putrid wounds and skin affections, mouth wash.
15 rn (0.2— 1.0 grm.) — Dose: 3— —
Extern., solut. 1:15; as mouth- wash or enema,
1 : 150.

Solution, Ammonium Acetate P. B. —

SriKiT MiKD»»»»u». — Diaphoretic, Antipyretic, Diuretic. — Doaei V— 0 drama
(8-2S.Occ.)i Ohildreil .-i dr, (2 — 4,0 grm.).
t

Solution Ammonium Citrate — P. B. (1:4).

Dose; 2-0 f. dr. (8-26.0 cc.); Cliitdren Va— 1 dr. (2-4 ce.).

„ Antimony Chloride — P. B. (1:1.8).

Spec. gr. 1.47. Caustic, never used internatty.

„ Arsenical —
P. B. (Arsenious acid 1:100).
Dose: 2-8/7? (O.t -0.6 cc.).

„ (Liquor) Arsenioi hydrochloricus — P. B. (Arsenious acid 1 ; 100)

Dose: 2 - 8/77 (0.1 -0.5 cc.).

„ Arsenic and Mercuric Iodides — P. B. (Arsenious Iodide 1 : 100 ).

Dose: 10-30/7? (n.fi-2.0 cc.).

„ Atropine Sulphate. —
[Atrop. snlph. P. B. ItlOOJ.
Doa»: 1-4 /7? (0.00—0.26 cc.).

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Solution Bismuth and Ammonium Citrates — P. B. (Bism. Citr. 1:10).

Dom! SU-Sdn? f2-4c«.).

Solution, Calcium Bisulphite, Merck.

Liq.; strong sulphurous odor. Disinfcot.int. Antiscptio. — Uses: —
Extern., diluted with 4—8 t. weight water, in sore thro.at, diphtheria,
vaginitis, endometritis, wounds, cte.

Solution, Calcium Chloride —

P. B. (Calc. Chlor. anhydr. l:5’;f).
Doie: 16-50/77 (1.0- 3.0 cc ).

„ Chlorinated Lime —
P. B. (1:10).
Doso: 20—40 /77 (1.2— 2.5 cc.), externally ae lotion.

„ Calcium Saccharate — P. B. (Lime 1:60).

Dolo: 15 — 60 nj (l.o^4.o cc*) in milk.

„ Chlorine —
P. B. (1:167).
Doae; 10—20/77 (0.6 — 1.2 cc.) in a winesIaaifUl of water.

„ Cocaine Hydrochlorate — P. B. (1:10).

Dose : 'i— 10 nj (0.1— 0.6 cc.)*

, Calcium Hydrate — P. B. (5 grn. : 10 oz = O.io/oo).

Limr Watb«. — Antacid. Aatrinfl^nt, — Doiet 1— 4oz (30— 120co.).
Solution, Fowler’s, Merck, {Solut. Potassium Arsenite, U. S. P.).
Never give on an empty stomach Dose : 1 5 m (0.06—0.3 cc.). ! — —
Aktidotes: Emetics, stomach siphon; freshly precipitated ferric
hydrate; or ferric hydrate with magnesia; or saccharated ferric
oxide etc. ;

Solution Gutta Percha P. B. (1:8). —

Used only in the preparation of Charta Sinapis.
Solution, Hydrogen Peroxide.
30/0 H2 O 2
(= 10 vols. available 0). —
Sol. in all proportions water or
alcohol. —
Disinfectant, Deodor.ant, Styptic, Antizymotic. Used
chiefly extern., in diphtheria, sore throat, wounds, gonorrhea, abscesses,
etc. rarely inter. : in flatulence, gastric affections, epilepsy, phthisi-
;

cal sweats. Hydrocyanic Intoxication, etc. Dose: 1 4 fl. drs. — —

(4 15 cc.), well dil. Extern: in 20»/o solut. to pure. Caution: —
Keep cool and quiet. It rapidly deteriorates!
Solution, Iodine — P. B.
liVooL’s SoLVTinN. — 5 per cent, iodine, 10 per cent, potaes. iodide. — AlteratlTC.
— Dote: 1 — 10 min. (0.o6— 0.6 gnn.).

Solution, Iron Acetate strong — P. B. (1:9.4).

Doir: 1 - 8/77 (0.06-0.6 oc.).

„ Iron Acetate —
P. B. (1:4).
Dose: 5 — 30 rtf (0.3— 2.0 cc.).

„ Iron diallzed — P. B. (Ferric oxide 1:20).

Dose 1 0 - 30 777
: (0.6 -2.0 cc.).

Solution, Iron Albuminate, Merck.

Brown liq. —
O.40/0 iron. —
Hematinic; easily assimilable. Uses: —
Anemia, chlorosis, etc. — —
Dose: 1 4 drams, with milk, before mc.als.
Merck’s Solution of Iron Albuminate is superior to other makes
in point of palatability and stability, besides being perfectly free
,

from acidity and astringency and hence not injuring the teeth or
stomach.
Solution, Iron Perphloride P. B. (1:4). —
Internally. Dote: 10— 30 777 (0.6— 2,0 cc,).

Solution, Iron Perohloride strong P. B. (Ferric Oxide 1 — : 3.6).

I dram to pint water),

styptic (chiefly in post-partnm hemorrhage t

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Solution, Iron Citrate, Ferrio U. S. P. —

7,5 per cent. Iron. — Hematluic, — Doso: 6—16 min. 1 .0 cc.).

Solution, Iron Nitrate, Ferric —

P. B. (Ferric oxide 1:20.8).
Tonic, Intern. AetringenU — Dose: 10— 40 ^7 (0.6— 2.3 cc.).

Solution, Iron Sulphate Ferrio. —

(Ferric oxide 1:4.7).
Stjptic, Astringent. — Uskd chiefly extern.: pure or in strong solnt.

Solution, Iron and Ammonium Acetate U. S. P, —

Basham’s Mixtuns. — Hematinic, Astringent.— Doie os (15— SOcc.).

Solution, Lead Subaoetate — P. B.

Ooolaad’s Exthact. — 25 per cent.— Astringent, Antiseptic.— srd chiefly to make the
diluted solution [lead water (1:80)].

Solution, Lithium, effervescent — P. B. (Lith. Carb. 5 gm. : 10 oz=(l®/oo).

Dose: 5— 10 os (130— 300 cc-).

Solution, Magnesium Carbonate —

P. B. (10 grn.:l oz 2o/o). =
Dose: to— 20 gru. (0.6 — 1.2 cc.) as an antacid. 30 — 60gm. (2— 4.0 cc.) as a pnr*
gntire.

Solution, Magnesium Citrate. —

lOgrn. :i oz (2o/o).
Laxative, Refrigerant. — Dose: 6— lOfl. oi (150— 300 cc.).
Solution, Mercury Nitrate acid. — (1:15.)
Caustic, — 08>D only extern.: pure.

Solution, Mercury Perchloride P. B. (1:875). —

Do.e: 3U-IVO/J7 (2-8 cc.).
„ Merphine Acetate —
P. B. (1:100).
Do»: 10-60/77 (O.G-3.75 cc.).
„ „ Bimeconate —
P. B. (1:80).
Dose: 5— 4 O /77 (0.8— 2,5 cc.),
a „ Hydrochlorate —P. B. (1:100).
Dole: tO-6U 77/ (0.6-3.75 CO.),

a a Sulphate — P. B. (1:100).
Dose: 10 — 60 nj (0,6—3.75 cc,).

Solution, Potassium Hydrate P. B. —

POT...A Sotoiio*. -(7:17) Antacid, Antilithic, Dinretic.-Da.«: 15-60
m(l-4oc.),
well dilated. — laooM.ATinL.s Organic matter, alkaloid,, aramoninm aalts. — aNTx>
:

ooTBs; Ifild acids, oils, milk.

Liquor Potassae effervescent — P. B. — (Pot. Bicarbonate 15 grn.: 10 oz) '

(30/00).
Deu: 5— lOoe (7 50— 31)0 cc.).
Liquor Potassium Permanganate. (1:100.) —
Doeet 8—4 drs. (4—7 5 cc.) but nsnally employed as a wash or gargle.
Solution Soda Chlorinated.
LiaysAODA’a SoLOTio.x. - a.5 per cent, available chlorine. — Disinfectant,
Antizy-
motic. - Do.e: 70— VOfq 0.6- 7. 8 cc.), dilnted.-E<TanN
15 per cent, soliit. as for;

gargles.

Solution, Sodium Arseniate — P. B.

I per cent.-AltcratWe, Antiperiodic.-Do.e 5-1)1 (0.3-O.G
:
(|| cc.).

Liquor Sodium Ethylate. — (Sodium 1:20.)

Caustic used in the treatment of naevns, nasal polypus,
lupus, ozeena.

Solution Sodium Hydrate P. B. —

So.^ 8olotiok.- 4 per cent, Na OH.-Aovioa, D..., Do..,
etc.; As of Solnt. Potass.

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Liquor Sodae efferves6ehd.

Sodil Blcarbon. 15 grn. (1.0 grm.) In 10 o* (300.0 cc.) =8 0,0.

Solution, Sodium Silicate — U. S. P.

20 per cent, silica, 10 per cent, soda.— ssd only fur surgical dressings.

Liquor, Strychnine Hydroohlorate. (1:100.)

Dose: 4 — 10 nj (0.25-0.6 co.) = Vso— ViBgm. (0.002 -0.005 grm.) Strychnine.

Solution, Trimethylamine, Merck. — lO«/o. — Medicinal,

So-called “Pkopti,amine“. —
Colorl. liq.; strong fishy and ammoni-
aeal odor. —
Antirheumatic, Sedative. —
Uses: Rheutuatisni, chorea,
etc. — Dose: 15—45 (1.0 —
3.0 cc.); in chorea as much as I'/e ounces
(45 cc.) daily may be given, in sweetened, flavored water.

Solution, Zinc Chloride —

P. B. (1:12).
Disinfectant, Astringent and Ganstlc. Used only externally.

Sozoiodole-Mercury.
Mercuey Diiodo-pakaphekol-sulphonate. Orange powd. — —
Sol. in solut of sodium chloride or potassium iodide. — Antisyphilitic,
Antiseptic, Alterative. — Uses: Syphilitic eruptions and ulcers, en-
larged glands, p.arasitic skin diseases, and diseased joints. App- —
lied in 2— 200/o oiiit. or powd.; Injection (hypodermically), l‘/3grn.
(0.08 grm.), in solut. of potassium iodide.
Sozoiodole-Potassium.
Potassium DiiODO-PARAPnENOL-siTLPHONATE. — White, odorl., cryst.
powd.; 52 80/u of iodine; 20o/o of phenol; and 70^o sulphur.
. Sol. —
slightly in cold water; iusol. in alcohol. —
Antiseptic Vulnerary;
Noil-poisonous Succedaneum for Iodoform. —
Uses: Extern., scabies,
eczema, herpes, tonsurans, impetigo, syphilitic ulcers, diphtheria,
burns, and scalds; ozena, otitis, and rhinitis; injection for gonor-
rhea. —Applied in 10 250/o oint’s or dusting powders, which are as
effective as iodoform pure. —
Incompatibles: Mineral acids, ferric
chloride, silver salts.

Sozoiodole-Sodium.
Sodium Diiodo-paraphenol-sulphonate. — Colorl. needles. — Sol.
ill44 parts water; alcohol, 20 parts glycerin — Antiseptic, Astringent,
Antipyretic. —
Uses Intern., as intestinal
: antiseptic, and in dia-
betes; extern., gonorrhea, cystitis, nasal catarrh, ulcers, whooping-
cough, angina, etc. —
Dose : 5—30 grn. (0.3—2.0 grm.) daily. Extern — :

10«/o oint. with adeps lame, 20/o solut. in water, or 2o/o solut. in
paraffin. In whooping-cough, 3 grn. (0.2 grm.) daily, blown into nose.

Sozoiodole-Zinc.
Zinc Diiodo-paraphenol-sulphonate. —
Colorl. needles. Sol. —
in 25 parts water, in alcohol, glycerin. —
Antiseptic Astringent.—
Uses: Gonorrhea, nasal and pharyngeiial catarrhs, etc. Applied: —
Rhinitis, Pharyngitis, 6— lOu/u trituration with milk sugar by in-
sufflation, or 3— 6o/o paint; gonorrhea, —
lo/o solut.; skin diseases,
5— lOO/o oint.; gargle, 1 20/o solut. —
Sparteine Sulphate Merck.
Sol. in water, alcohol. —
Heart stimnl.ant, Uiiiretic. Externally
applied, it lowers the temperature in aguish diseases, such as ery-
sipelas etc. —
Uses intern Best where digitalis fails or is contra-
:

indicated — —
Dose intern.: '.4—1 grn. (0.015 O.Ofigrm.). Externally:
50/0 solut.

Spearmint — P. B.
PnparaUmf. Oil ID., 1-1(11 (0.D6-U.25 grm.)); Water 1:863). - Daia: 1-9 or
(30-80.0 cc.).

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Spermine, Poehl- — Sterilized.

20/0 solut. ofspermine hydrochlorate with sodiutil chloride. Ner- —
vine. —
Uses: Nervous diseases with anemia, neurasthenia, liystero-
epilepsy, angina pectoris, locomotor ataxia, asthma, etc. usually
hypodermically. —
In.iection: 15 rn (1 cc.)) usually given on the
;

lower extremities, or near the shoulder-blade, once daily, for 8 or

10 days. —
Incompataule with potassium iodide treatment.

Spermine, Poehl Essence.

40/0 aromatized alcoholic solut. of the double-salt spermine hydro-
chlorate-sodium chloride. — Uses Intern., for s.ame diseases as the
—
:

preceding. Dose: 10 30 — —2.0 in alkaline mineral

01 (0-C> cc.). water
every morning.
Spigelia.
Pi«K»oot»AntheImintic. — Dose : 1-^2 drams (4—8 gTm.),^Freparati(m : F. E. (Ul).

Spirit, Ants, True, Merck.

From ants. — Rubefacient. — U.SES: Counter-irritant in painful local
affections. — Applied undiluted.
Spirit, Cochlearia, Merck. — Ph, G. III.
Antiseptic, Astringent. — Uses: Mouth-wash in scurvy, lotion for
wounds, etc. — Applied in 2o/o dilution.

Spirit Gionoin — P. B.
Spirit (Soiutiok) o» KiTRo«i,TOEmN« (T«iiiit«iK). - I per cent. - Anti-spasmodic,
Vaso-dilator. Used in angina pectoris etc. - Dose: Vs-'<
01 C'l.O.)— O.l'l cc.); also
Tabellae Kitroglycerinli each containing i/ioogrn. (0.0006 grin.). Dose: 1 or 2 ta-
blets : antidotes Ergot, Atropine, Strychnine, cold applications to the head.

Spirit, Melissa, Concentrated, Merck.

Rubefacient, Stimulant, Carminative, Uses: Extern,, as counter- —
irritant; intern., in cardialgia, colic, and diarrhea.
dram (2.0 — 4.0 cc.) on sugar.
Dose: Vs— —
Spiritus (Official):
Spiritus Aetheris (1 :
3) (Hoffmanns Anodyne of Continental Pharm)
Dose 30—90: (2.0— 6.0 cc.).(1)

„ Aetheris compositus (Hoffmanns Anodyne P B )

Dose : 30—120 m (2.0—8 cc.).
„ Aetheris nitrosi P. B. —
Dose : Va- 2 dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc.).
„ Ammoniac aromaticus — P. B.
Dose 30—60
: (2.0— 4.0 cc.). iff

„ Ammoniae foetidus — P. B
Dose 30—60
: (2.0—4.0 cc.). iff

„ Armoraciae comp. (1 ; 8) — P. B.
Dose 1—2
: dr. (4.0— 8.0 cc.).

„ Cajeputi (1 Oil in 50) — P. B.

Dose 30—60 iff (2.0—4.0 cc.).
:

„ Camphorae (1 :10) — P. B.
Dose 10— .30 Iff (0.6— 2.0 cc.).
:

„ Chloroform) 20) — P. B (1 :

Dose: 20—60 (1.2— 4.0 iff cc.).

Cinnamomi Oil in 50) — P
‘

„ (1 B
Dose 30—60
: (2.0—4.0 Iff cc.).

„ Juniperi (1 :50)— B. B.
Dose 30—60
: (2.0^.o iff cc.).

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Spiritus Lavandulae (1 : f)0) — P. B. ,i

Dose 30—GO:
(II (2.0— 4.0 cc,).

„ Menthae Piperitae (1 ; 50) — P. B.

Dose 30—GO: 11
) ( 2 .0
—4.0 cc.).

„ Myrieticae (1 Oil in 50) - P. B.

Dose 30—60: (T) (2.0— 4.0 CC.).

„ Rectificatns (88.7Go/o by volume) — P. B.

„ Rosmarini (1 Oil in 50) P. B. —
Dose 30—60 n\ (2.0—4.0 cc.).
:

„ Tenuior P. B. sp. Gr. 0.920 = rect. Sp. 5, Water 3.

„ Vini gallici P. B. with 48— 56«/o Alcohol by volume.

Squill — P. B.
Dole: 1 — Sgra. (0.06— 0.12 grm.). — PnparaUtms: Acetam (1:8) Uoie: 15— 40 q)
(1.0— 2.5 cc.); Oxymet: Doie: Vs—ldr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.): Pil. comp. (1:5) Dole: 5 — 10
gTU. (0.3— 0.6 grm.); Syr. Doiei Vl— 1 dr, (2.0— 4.0 cc.);. Tr. (1:8) Doio: 10—30 (|)
(0.6_2.n cc.).

Staphisagria — P. B.
Stathach.— arasiticide. — Uiao extern., in iiibstance or 1:16 soint. of fl. ext. in
dil. acetic acid as ointment (1:2).

Starch.
Preparation: Glycerito (1:10).

Starch, Iodized, Merck.

2u/o iodine. —
Bluish-black powd. Disinfectant, Antiseptic. —
USES; —
Intern., diarrhea, typhoid fever, etc.; extern , with adeps lame, as
—
.

substitute for tincture of iodine. I)ose: 3 10 grn. (0.2 0.6 grm.). — —

Stillingia — U. S. P.
Qaaaa’s Root.- lterntlre, ReaolvenU— Preparation; P. E. [Dose: 15—60 gj
(1.0— 4.0
cc.)].

Storax — P. B.
Stimulant, Antiseptic, Expectorant. — Dole: 10—20 grn. (0.6— 1.2 grm.). — Enters
into Ungt. Styracis (i^4) used in scabies.

stramonium Leaves — P. B.
Doie: 2—5 gm. (0,1— 0,3 grm.),

stramonium Seed D. S. P.
Doie: 1-3 gm. (0.06-0.2 grm.). — Preparationa Ext. [Deie : V* grn. (0.015 grm.);
gradually increasing; Tr. (1:8). Dose: 10— 30 g) (0,6— 2.0 cc.).

Strontium Arsenite Merck.

White powd. —
Almost insol. in water. Alterative, Tonic. ses: — —
Skin diseases and malarial affections. Dose i/so — Vis grn. (0.002 — 0.004 :

grm.), in pills.

Strontium Bromide Merck, — Gryst.

Deliquescent, colorl. odorl. needles; bitter-saline taste. SOL. in
alcohol; 1—2 parts water.
,

—
Gastric Tonic, Nerve-sedative, Anti-
epilcptic. Anti -nephritic. —
Uses; Hyperacidity of stomach; rheu-
—
matism, gout, epilepsy, nervousness, hysteria, headache, etc. Dose:
10—30 grn. (0.6— 2.0 grm.). —
In epilepsy as much as 150 grn. (10 grm.)
may be given daily.
^Strontium Iodide Merck.
White or yellowish, deliquescent powd. or plates; bitterish-saline
taste. —
Sol. in alcohol, ether; 0.6 parts water. Alterative,
Sialagogue. —
Uses Substitute for potassium iodide in heart disease,
— Dose: 10 — 20 grn. (0.6
;

1.2 grm.).
asthma, rheumatism, scrofula, etc.
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strontium Lactate Mefck.

White, granni.av powd. slightly bitter taste. /r-.SoL. iu alcohol, 4
parts water. — ;

Anthelmintic, Antinephritic, Tonic. Uses: Nephritis, —

worms, rheumatism, gout, and chorea. Decreases albumin in urine,
without diuresis. —
Dose: 10—20 grn. (0.6— 1.2 grm.); for worms,
80 grn. (2.0 grm.) twice daily for 5 days.

Strontium Salicylate Merck. — Gryst.

Sol. in about 20 parts water in alcohol. Antirheumatic Tonic. —
— , ,

Uses: Rheumatism, gout, chorea, muscular pains, and pleurisy.

—
Dose: 10 40 grn. (0.6— 2.5 grm.).
Strophantin Merck.
White powd.; very bitter taste. ‘—^SOL. in water, hlcohol. Heart —
Tonic, not Diuretic. —
Uses Similar fo digitalin.
: Dose ''aoo—Vioo — :

grn. (0.0002—0.0006 grm.). —

Max. D.: Vioo grn. (0.0006 'grm.) single,
'/6o grn. (0.001 grm.) daily. —
Antidotes; Emetics, stomach siphon;
muscarine, atropine, camphor, picrotoxin.
•

Strophanthus — P. B. .

Cardiac Tonic, like digitalia. — Preparation: Tr. (1:10) Do»o : 5 — 15/7; (0.-3 — 1.0
co.)» Max, D.: 30 /T/ (2.0 cc.) daily.

Strychnine (Alkaloid) Merck. P. B.

'‘
Sol. in 7 parts chloroform, 110 'parts alcohol, 6700 parts water. l:-
Dose: '/so —Via grn. (0.002—0.005 grm.). —
Max. D.: Vio'grn. (0.006 grm.)
single; ».io grn. (0.018 grm.) daily.' 4- Antidotes; Stomach pump,
tannin, emetics, charcoal, paraldehyde, urethane, potassium bromide,
chloroform, chloral hydrate, artificial respiration, etc, See also so- '

lution Strychninae Hydrochloratis.

Strychnine Arseniate Merck. .

,

White powd. very bitter taste. — SoL,

in about 15 parts water. —
;

Alterative, Antitubercular. —
USES: Tuberculosis, skin diseases, mala-
rial affections, etc,;' usually hypodermically, 0.5 o/o in liq. paraffin;
of this 4—10 III (0.2— 0.6 cc.) may be injected daily. Dose': Vsi— ig —
—
grn. (0.001 0.004 grm.).

Strychnine Arsenite Merck.

White powd. — Sol., slightly in water. — Uses, Doses, etc., as of
the Arseniate. , ,

Strychnine Hypophosphite Merck.

White cryst. powd. —
Sol. in water. —
Uses: Tubercular affections,
scrofula, and wasting diseases generally. Dose; Vso— Via grn. —
(0.002— 0.005 grm.).

Strychnine Nitrate Merck.

Groups of silky needles. —
SOL. in 50 parts water, 60 parts alcohol.
— Uses, Doses, etc.: About the same as of the Alkaloid. Most
freqently used in Mpaomania. —
[Write for detailed information!]

Strychnine Sulphate Merck.

Sol. in 50 parts water, 109 parts alcohol. Uses, Doses, etc.,- same
as of the Alkaloid.

Stypticin Merck,
CoTAKNiNE Hydrochloeate. —! Yellow Sol. in water.cryst. — —
Hemostatic, Uterine Sedative. —
Uterine hemorrhage, dys-
UsE.s:
menorrhea fibroids, subinvolution, climacteric disorders, etc. —
— —
Doso: ‘/g 1 grn. 0.02 0.06 grm.) 4 7 t. daily, in capsules or pearls.
Injection (urgent cases): 1—3 grn. (0.06—0.2 grm.) in lOo/o solut.

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Sued (Official).
SuccuB Belladonnae
'
Dose : 6—1.5 ItJ (O.S— 1.0 cc.).
„ Comi
Dose: Vi — dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.).
„ HyoBcyami
Dose : Va— l dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.).-

„ Scoparii
Dose : 1—2 dr. (4.0— 8.0 cc.).
„ Taraxaci
Dose 1—2 : dr. (4.0— 8.0 cc.).
Sulfonal. — P. B.
DiETHTL8ULPHONE-DiMETHyL-METUA.NE. — Colorl., tastel. cryst. —

—
Sol. in 500 parts water 136 ether; 110 dil. alcohol. — Hypnotic, Sedative.
—
;

Dose: 10-40 grn. (0.6 2.5 grm.;, in powd. Max. D.: 60 grn. (4.0
grm.) single; 120 grn. (7.5 grm.) daily.
Sulphaminol Merck.
Yellow powd. — Sol. in alcohol; insol. in water. — External and
Internal Antiseptic. — Uses:
cystitis, etc. — Dose 3—5 grn.Laryngeal
:
phthisis, ulcers, wounds,
(0.2— 0.3 grm.) 4 daily. — Extern., t.
pure, or in trituration.

Sulphur Merck. —
Precipitated.
Dose: 20 —60 grn. (1.2—4.0 grm). Trochisci Sulphuris. Dose: 1 —
lozenges. Lotio in acne of the face. Ointment (l:4Va) in scabies.

Sulphur, Sublimed — P. B.
— Intended for external uae only. — Preparation:
or SvtPHcrA, Confeetio
(1:21/4) Pose: 60— 120gm, (4,0— ft. 0 grm.): TJnguentum (1 j5).

Sulphur Iodide Merck. — p. B.

800/o iodine. —
Grayish-black masses. Sol. in carbon disulphide; —
60 parts glycerine. —
Antiseptic, Alterative. USES: /wfern., scrofula, —
and chronic skin diseases; extern., in 5 lOO/o oinl, for eczema, —
psoriasis, prurigo, etc. —
Dose 1—4 grn. (0.06—0,20 grm.). :

Sumbul — P. B.
Musa Root. — Antlspaamodlc, Sedatire. — Preparativn: Tr. (1s8) [D., 10— 80 min.
(0.6-2.0 cc.).

Suprarenal Capsule.
Dried gland. Prepared from the suprarenal capsules of Mutona.
1 p. of the dried gland =5p
of the fresh organ. Uses: Morbus —
Addisonii, diabetes insipidus, hay fever, neurasthenia, cyclic albu-
minuria, heart dieseases. Dose: Of the tablets containing 2 gm. ( 0.1
grm.) of the dried gland each 2 5 tablets 3 t. daily. : —
Haemostatic extract, Merck. Prepared from the suprarenal —
capsules of muttons. Vasoconstrictor par excellence. Applied inter-
nally in conjunctivitis, kerato-conjnnctivitis vascular keratitis, epi-
scleritis, glaucoma, in surgical operations of the eyes as haemostatic.
Use freshly prepared aqueous solut. containing 10 grn. (0.6 grm.) of
:

extr. in 32 6) (2 cc ). Intravenous injection indicated in chloroform

asphyxia and acute cardiovascular pareses of infections diseases.
— —
Dose: l‘/ 2 2 dr. (6 8.0 cc.) of a lo/o solut. 2 3 t. daily. —
Suppositoria (Official):

Acidi carbolic! c. Sapone = 1 grn. (0.06 grm.) each;

„ tannici = 3 grn. (0.2 grm.) each;
„ „ c. Sapone = 3 grn. (0.2 grm.) each
Glycerini =( 700/q Glycerine);
Hydrargyri (Mercurial Oint) = 5 grn. (0 3 grm.) each
lodoformi = 8 grn. (0.2 grm.) each ;

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Morphinae Hydrochloratis = '/» grn. (0.03 grm.) each;

c. Sapone = grn. (0.08 grm.) each; >/i!

Plumbi comp. Acet. of Lead 3 grn. (0.2 grm.), Opium 1 grn. (0.06 grm.).

Syrupi (Official).
Acid Hydroiodici U. S. P. —
1 per cent, ahsol. HI. Alterative. ^ Dose : 30—00 min. (2.0

— i.O cc.).

Anrantii (1 Tinct : 8) Dose : 1 dr. (4 cc.).

„ Floris (1 Water : 6*/<) Dose; 1 dr. (4 cc.).

Calcis — U. S. P.
Antacid, Antidote to Carbolic Acid. — Dose: 30—60 min. (2.0
— 4.0 cc.).

Chlorall (l:6‘/j) Dose: Vs— 2 dr. (2.0— 8 cc.).

Ferri lodidi. „
6 per cent, ferrous iodide.
— Alterative,
,

Hematmic.
.
— ,,
Dose:
>/2 dr. (2.0 cc.).
Ferri Qnininae and Strychninae Phosphatum D. S, P. —
Easton’s Syrup. Ea. fl. dr. contains 1 grn. ferric pho.sph. —
13/4 grn. quinine, one ninetieth grn. strychnine. Nervine, He- —
matinic. Dose : 1 2 fl. drs. (4 8 cc.). — — —
Ferri Phosphatis (1.5 o/o) Dose: 1 dr. (4 cc.).

„ Subchloridi Dose; Vs — 1 dr. (2.0 —4.0 cc.).

Hemisdesmi (1 8) : Dose : 1 dr. (4.0 cc.).

Hypophosphitum — U. S. P.
Ea. dr. (0.15 grm.) calc, hypophos., 1 grn.
contains 2Vs grn.
(0.06
fl.

grm.) of pot. and sod. hypophos. Alterative, Tonic. — —

Dose 1—2 : fl. drams (4—8 cc.).

Hypophosphitum with Iron U. S. P. —

Ea. fl. grn. (0.15 grm.) calc, hypophos.
dr. contains 1 grn. 2*/2 ,

(0.06 grm.) each of pot. and sod. hypophos. Vt: grn. (0.046 grm.)
iron lactate. Alterative, Hematinic. —
Dose: 1 2 fl. drams — ,

—
(4 8 cc.).
Limoni (1 Juice 2) Dose: 1 dr. (4.0 cc.). :

Mori (1 Juice 2) Dose : 1 dr. (4.0 cc.). :

Papaveris (1 2 V 4 ) Dose: 1 dr. (4.0 cc.).

:

Rhei (1 15) Dose 1 dr. (4.0 cc,).

: :

Ehoeados (1 3‘/2) Dose; 1 dr. (4.0 cc.).

:

Rosae Gallicae (1 IVVj) DOse: 1 dr. (4,0 : cc.).

Sacchari (1:1V«).
Scillae (1 16) : Dose Vs dr. (2.0 cc.). :

Sennae (1 :
2) Dose 1 dr. (4.0 cc.). :

Tolutanns (1 29) Dose 1 dr. (4.0 cc.).

: :

„ Zingiberis (1 27) Dose 1 dr. : : (4.0 cc.).

T aka-Diastase.
(Diastase Takamine.) Brownish powd. aim. tastel. Sol. in — —
water; insol. in alcohol. Starch-digestant (1 part stated to con- — ;

vert over 100 parts dry starch.). Used in amylaceous dyspepsia. —

Dose : 1 — 5 grn. (0.06 — 0.3 grm.).
Tamarind. — P. B.
Preparation: Pulp of the fruit. Refrigerant and slightly laxative.
— Dose : 2 dr. (8.0 grm.) increasing.

Tannalbin.
Tannin Albu.viinate Exsiccated. Light-brown, odorl., tastel. —
powd.; contains 50 0/0 tannin. Sol. in alkaline, insol. in acid fluids.
,

—
— Intestinal Astringent and Antidiarrheal. Dose: 46 160 grn. — —
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(3.0—10.0 grm.) daily in 16— SO grn. (1.0—S.O grm.) portions.

, The
dose for nursUnga is 6— 8 grn. (0.3— 0.5 grm.); for child ren up to
15 grn. (1.0 grm.).

Tannigen.
Acetyl-tannin. — Gray, slightly hygrosc. powd.; aim. odorl. and
tastel. — Sol. in alkaline fluids, alcohol; insol. in water. — Intestinal
Astringent. Dose: 5—15 grn. (0.3— 1.0 grm.).

Tannin, — see Acid Tannic.

'

Tannoform.
Tannin-Formaldehyde, AfercA;. Loose reddish powd. — Sol. in —
alkaline liqs. water.
insol. in —
Siccative Antiseptic and Deo-
dorant. — ;

Uses: Hyperidrosis, bromidosis, ozeua, wounds weeping

eczema, Intertrigo, erythema solare, excoriations, clumps of piles,
etc. — Applied pure or in 25— 50o^o triturations. Internally a powerful
intestinal Astringent and Antidiarrheal. Dose: for sucklings 4 grn.
(0.25 grm.) 4—8 t. daily; Children 8 grn. (0.5 grm.) 4—5 t. a day;
—
Adults; 16 grn. (l.O grm.) 4 5 t. a day. [Write for “Merck’s Digest"
on “Tannopor.m," containing clinical reports].
Tannopine.
Hexamethylene-tbtramine-tannin. — Brown, si. hygrosc. powd.;
870/o tannin. —
Sol. in dil. alkalies; insol. in w'ater, alcohol, or dil.
acids. —
Intestinal Astringent. —
Dose: 15 grn. (1.0 grm.), several t.
—
a day; children 3 8 grn. (0.2 0.5 grm.). —
Tar (Fix Carbonis llquida).
Freparaliom Liquor Piois CarbouU U. P. O. containing Co&l tar and Qiiillaya Tinc-
ture (4:^t0* Liquor Carbonis detergens (alcoholic solut. of coal tar). Both pre-
parations are very uteAtl in prurigo and chronic scaly skin diseases.

Taraxacum — ,P. B.
Dandbi.ion. — Bitter Tonic. Hepatic Stimulant.-"- Preparations : Ext. [Dose: 5-»30 grn.
(0,3— ‘^,0 grm.)]f Decoct (1 :20) Dote; 2 —4 ox (6U — 120.0 grm.); SueensDose: 6(1—
120 nj (4.0-8.0 cc.); F. E. [D,, 15-120/77 (1.0- 8,0 cc.)].

Tartar Emetic, — see antimony and potassium tartrate.

Tartar, Soluble, — see potassium tartrate.
Terebene Merck. — P.B.
Colorl. or slightly yellowish liq.; resinifies when exposed to the
light; thyme-like odor. —
Sol. in alcohol, ether; slightly in water.
— Expectorant, Antiseptic, Antifermentative. Uses: Intern., in —
chronic bronchitis, flatulent dyspepsia, genito-urinary diseases,
emphysema, phthisis, bronchitis, dyspnea, etc.; extern., uterine cancer,
gangrenous wounds, skin diseases, etc. In phthisical affections it
is given by inhalation (about 2 oz. per week). — Dose: 4—20 Iff (0.2
— 1.2 cc.), with syrup or on a lump of sugar.

Terpin Hydrate Merck,

Colorl., lustrous prisms; slightly hitter taste. Sol. in 10 parts —
alcohol, 100 parts ether; 200 parts chloroform, 250 parts water.
Expectorant-, Antiseptic, Diuretic, Diaphoretic. Uses: Bronchial —
affections, whooping-cough, throat affections, tuberculosis, genito-
urinary diseases, etc. —
Dose: Expectorant, 3—6 grn. (0.2— 0.4 grm.);
—
diuretic, 10 15 grn. (0.6— 1.0 grm.); several t. daily. Max. D. 10 grn. — :

(0.6 grm.) single; 32 grn. (2.0 grm.) daily.

Terpinol Merck.
Oily liq., hyacinthine odor. —
Sol. in alcohol, ether. Bronchial —
Stimulant, Antiseptic Diuretic. —
Uses To diminish expectoration :

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and lessen odor in phthisis; also for tracheal and bronchial catarrhs.
— Dose: 8 in. (0.1 cc.). — Max. D.'t 5 in (0.3 grm.) single; 16 in (1.0 cc.)
daily.

Testes sicoati.
IFrom the testicles of the bulls). — 1 part represehts 6 parts of the
fresh gland. — Uses Spinal and nervous disorders, impotence, hy-
pertrophy of the prostate etc. — Dose: grn. (0.3 grm.) ,4 — 6 t. daily. fi

Tetraethyl-ammonium Hydroxide Merck. — 10% Solut.

Alkaline, bitter, caustic liq. Solvent of Uric acid. — — Uses:, Elfeu-
matism, gout, etc. —
Dose: 10-20 0) (0.6-1.2 cc.) '3 t. daily, well
diluted —Caution: Keep well stoppered!

Thalline Sulphate Merck. {Not Thallium!) —

Tetkahydko-Quinanisol Sulphate. — Yellowish needles, or cryst.
powd.; cumarin-lilce odor; acid-saline-hitterish, aromatic taste turns
brown on exposure. —
Sol. in 7 parts water 100 parts alcohol.
;
—
Antiseptic. Antipyretic. —
Uses: Intern., typhoid fever, hialarial
,

fever, etc.; extern., 1—2% injection for gonorrhea; in' chronic

gonorrhea'a 5o/o solut. in oil is best. —
Dose: 3— 8 grn. (0.2— 0.5 grm.);
— Max. D. : 8 grn. (0 5 grm.) single , ,
24 grn. (1.5 grm.) daily.

Thalline Tartrate Merck. — {Not Thallium!)

Cryst. or cryst. powd. —
Sol. in 10 parts water, 300 parts alcohol,
— Uses, Doses, Etc., as Sulphate.

Thallium Acetate Merck. — {Not Thalline!) .

White, deliquescent cryst. — Sol. in water, alcohol. — Uses : Recent-

ly recommended in phthisical night-sweats, but causes rapid' falling
off of the hair. Dose: IVa— 3 grn., (0.1— 0.2 grm.) at bedtime.

Theine, — see Caffeine.

Theobromine Merck.
White powd.; bitter taste. —
Sol. in ether insol. in water or chloro-
form. — Diuretic, Nerve-stimulant. Used specially in Hydrops.
;

—
Dose: — —
5 15 grn. (0.3 1.0 grm.) 4 t. daily.

Theobromine Salicylate Merck. — True Salt.

Small, white, acid, permanent needles; not decomposable by water.
— Sol., slightly in water. —
UsEs: Powerful Diuretic and Genito-
urinary Antiseptic; similar in action to diuretin, hut perfectly stable.
— Dose : 15 grn. (1.0 grm.), several t. daily, in wafers or in powd.,
with saccharin.

Theobromine and Lithium Benzoate, — see Uropherin B.

Theobromine and Lithium Salicylate, — see Uropherin S.

Theobromine and Sodium Salicylate Merck.

Identical with Diuretin. —
White powd., odorl.;- containing 49 70/o
—
.

theobromine, 38.1 o/o salicylic acid; decomposes on exposure.

Diuretic. —
Uses: Heart disease; nephritis, especially of scarlet fever.
— Dose: 15 grn. (1.0 grm.), 5—6 t. daily, in powd., or capsules, follo-
wed by water.

Thermodin.
Acetyl- i|ARAETHOXY-PHBNYLUBETHANB, Merck.
— — Colorl., odorl.
cryst. Sol., slightly in water. Antipyretic, Analgesic. Uses:— —
Typhoid, pneumonia, influenza, tuberculosis, etc. Temperature
reduction begins in 1 hour after taking and reaches its lowest

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in four hours. — Dose Antipyretic, 6—10 grn. (0.3—0.6 grm.)

:
anodiine.
—
15 20 grn. (1.0 — 1.2 grm.). ;

Thiocol.
Potassium Guaiacolbulphonatk. — White, odorl. powd;, of faint
bitter, then sweet, taste; — Sou. freely in water.
60«/o guaincoi. -

,
Antitubeeoulae and Anticataeeual. — nsEB: Phthisis, chronic
coughs and catarrhs, scrofulous disorders, etc. — Dose: 8 grn. C0.5
grm.), gradually increased to .'lO or -10 grn. (2.0— 2.5 grm.), 3 t. daily;
preferably in solut. with, orange syrup.'

Thiosinamine Merck.
Alltl SuiiPHO-CAEBAMlDE. —
Colorl., cryst.; faint garlic odor;
bitter taste. —
Sol. in alcohol, or ether. Discutient, Anti-—
septic. —Uses: Eastern., lupus, chronic glandular tumors; and for
removing scar tissue. Possesses the power of softening cicatricial
tissue, also tumors of the uterine appendages, etc, Dose: ’/s gm. —
(0.03 grm.), grad, increased to 1V» grn. (0.1 grm.), twice daily, in diluted
alcohol ;
hypodermically, 5—10 grn. (0.3—0 6 grm.) in glycerino-
aqueons solut., daily-
Thymol Merck. — P. B. — Gryst.
Thymio Acid. — ether, chloroform, 1200 parts
Sol. in alcohol,
water. —
Uses: Intern., rheumatism, gout, chyluria, worms, gastric
fermentation, etc. extern., inhaled in bronchitis, coughs, coryza.'
;

etc.; for toothache and mouth- wash for wounds, ulcers, and skin
—
diseases 1:5000 1:2000 solut. —
Dose: ‘/« 2 grn. (0.03—0.12 grm.).

Thyroid gland. Thyroidin Merck dried and powdered.

1 part represents 6 parts fresh gland. Light brownish, powd.
Alterative. —
Uses: Diseases referable to disturbed function of the
thyroid gland (myxedema, cretinism, struma, certain skin diseases
and in obesity.
etc.) — —
Dose: S'/s— 8 grn. (0.2 0.5 grm.). daily, gradu-
aUy increased if necessary 2 or 3 t daily, children, ‘/s —^'/t as much.
Thyroidin Merck, Tablets.
Containing 2 grn. (0.1 grm.) dried Thyroid gland each. — Dose: 2—5
tablets daily.

Thyroidin depuratum acc. to Notkin.

Active Proteid of the thyroid gland. Transparent scales sol. in
water. Used as the dried gland, but mostly hypodermic. Dose: —
16 ni (1 cc.) pro die of a 0.50/o aq. solut. to which several drops of
chloroform are added.

Tincturae (Official and not Official).

Tinctura Aconiti Merck. P. B. (i 8). — :

Dose 5—15 m (0.3—1.0 cc.) or 2—5 rq (0.1— 0.3 cc.) repeatedly.

:

—
Antidotes: Emetics, stomach siphon, stimulants, strych-
nine, or digitalis.

„ Adonidis Aestivalis, Merck.

Anti-fat. —
Dose: 10— 80 ni (0.6— 2.0 cc.) after meals, in lithia
,

water. —
Caution: Do not confound with Tincture Adonis
Vernalis!

„ Adonidis Vernalis, Merck.

Cardiac Stimulant, Diuretic; said to act more promptly than
digitalis. —
Dose: 8—20 m (0.2— 1.6 cc.). Antidotes:
—
—
Emetics, stomach siphon, tannin, brandy, ammonia, opium.
Caution: Do not confound with Tincture Adonis .^stivalis!
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Tinctura Aloes. — P. B- (i : 40). .jH'jsir.y jn"i!)}oniT

Dose: 5—15 p\ (0.3— 1.0 cc.).

Arnicae radio, -tt P. B. (1:20). ^ : ot’DiiO

—
Dose: Vi 1 dr. (2.— 4.0 cc.). ^

Arnicae Florum, Merck.

Antiseptic, Antipyretic. — Uses: Intern., to check feVer; ex-
tern., chiefly in bruises and other injuries. — Dose : 10 — 30 Oj
(0.6— 2.0 cc.).

Asae foetidae. — P.B. (1:8).

> jll <•

Dose : Vs— l dr. (2.— 4.0 cc.).

Aurantii. — P.B. (ii 10).

"

Dose : 1 —2 dr. (4—8.0 cc.).

}

Aurantii recentis. — P.B. (3:10).

Dose : 1 —2 dr. — 8.0 (4. cc.).

Belladonnae. P.B. (i:20).—

Dose: 5—20 Ifl (0.3— 1.2 cc).

„ Benzoini comp. — P.B. (1:10). ,

Dose : Va—1 dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.)J

‘ 1;= .Ou ..flO..:.i‘i J ,

„ Buchu. —
P.B. (1:8).
'
'
' '

Dose 1—2 dr. (4— 8.0 cc.).

:
. ‘i.iOine^

„ Bursae Pastoris, Merck.

Tinctuee Shepherd’s Purse. Uses: Chiefly in vesical cal-
culus. — Dose: 30 (2 cc.) three t. daily,
Ifl ji,

„ Cacti Grandiflori, Merck.'i

Heart-tonic; claimed free from cumulative action. — Dose:
—
2—10 n\ (0.1 0,6 cc.), every 4 hours. Max, D. 60 rfl. — : ,

„ Calumbae. — P.B. (1:8).

Dose 1 —2 : dr. (2 —8.0 cc.).

„ Camphorae comp. — P.B.

(Opium 1, Benzoic acid 1, Camphora V* in 240) Dose: ,15— 60rn
—
(1.0 4.0 cc.).

„ Cannabis indicae. P.B. — (1 Extr. : 20).

Dose 5—20 tt\ (0.3—1.2 cc.).
:

„ Cantharidis. — P.B. (1:80).

Dose: 5—20 IT\ (0.3— 1.2 cc.). ,,,

„ Capsici. — P.B. (1:27). ..

Dose 5—20
: tt\ (0.3— 1.2 cc.).
j

„ Cardamomi comp. — P.B. (1:80). ; -ny ; \r

Dose; Va— 2 dr. (2—8.0 cc.).

„ Cascarillae. — P. B. (
1 : 8 ).
Dose; Va— 2 dr. (2—8.0 cc.).

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TInctura Catechu, — P. B. (i:8) if

Doso : '/a— 2 dr. (2—8.0 cc.).

„ Chelidonii, acc. to Rademacher', Merck,

OSKS; Acute and chronic liver disease. —
Dose : 5 — 20 m (0.3 — 1.2 cc.), three, o^foor t daily.

„ Chiratae. — P. B. (
1 : 8 ). im
Dose :''/2— 2 dr.'(2.0— 8.0 eel).

„ Chloroformi comp. — P.,B. ^(

'
1
'
;, 10 ).
9 o,.;. ,oi
Dose 20— GO : rt\ (1.2— 4.0 cc.).

„ Chloroform! et Morphinae composita,. P, B. resembles —

in its composition to the secret remedy ,,Chlorodyne“,
Dose 5—10 m (0.3— 0.6 cc,).
:

„ Cimicifugae. — P. B. (us).
.!,ne" --

Dose: 15— 60 n) (1.0— 4.0 cc.).

„ Cinchonae. — P. B. (i:5)
'i
.3r>nnoh6il8a
c- •, 5),., Ill
Dose ; 1/2—2 dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc.).
.qmoo i(iiOiiioR
Cinchonae comp. — P. B. (i:io)
Dose: i/a— 2 dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc.). ?•<
1*1- mC
Cinnamomi, — P. B. (1:8).
Dose Va— 2
: dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc.).
g; »a
Cocci. — E..jR. (1:8). 5- i Hi '

.
•
^
• •

Dose : 80 n\ (2.0 cc.).- -

•
1^; S :

Colchici seminum. — P. B.^td.iS). :ioltinnf,-'-i i

i:

5)
ti Dose; 10—30 ni (O.Cr-2,Q cc»)

,
Conii (fruct). — P. B.' (1:8)
n.[n-v >;

Dose 20—60
: III (1.2— 4.0 cc.>. .eBdmi.'LsG

.
Croci. — P. B. (1 : 20 ).
Dose: i/a dr. (2.0 cc.). ;t q/fiO/j 5E qi.

,
Cubebae. —
P. B. ( 1 8 ). :

Dose: 1/a — 2 dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc.).

Digitalis. — P. B. (1:8). .oBoibni cJurm. iO
-
/n -r
Dose : 10—30 n\ (0.6— 2.0 cc.).

Ergotae. — P. B. (1:4).
Dose 5—30
: n\(0.3— 2.0 cc.).

Ferri Acetatis. — P. B. (i liq. : 4)

-:. 0 -
' 'Oil
Dose 5—30 m
; (0.3— 2.0 cc.).

'f - il /I
Ferri Perchloridi. -i,*-
P. B. (l liq. :'4).'

Dose 10— 30 m
: (0.6— 2.0 cc.).

Gallae. — P. B. (1 :8).
M l... -6.

Dose : i/a— 2 dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc.).

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Tinctura Gelsemii. P. B. (1:8). —

Dosoi 5—20 fl) (0.3— 1.2 cc.),

„ Gentianae comp. — P. B. (1:13).

Dose : 'la— dr. (2.0— 8,0 cc.).

„ Guajaci ammoniata. P. B. (1:5). —

Dose Vi—1 dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.).
:

„ Hamamelidis. P. B. (1:10). —
Dose: 5—60 n\ (0.3— 4.0 cc.).
„ Hydrastis Merck. — P. B. (if 10).
'

Hemostatic, Astringent, Alterative. Uses: Utoririe- hemorr- —

hages, chronic catarrh, hemorrhoids, le.ucorrhca, gonorrhea,
etc. —Dose: 20—60 ni (1.2— 4.0 cc.).
„ Hyoscyami, Merck. — P. B. (1: 8).
'

Dose: "a— dr. (2—4.0 cc.). Antidotos: Animal charcoal —

followed by emetic, opium, pilocarpine hypodermically, arti-
ficial respiration, brandy, ammonia, etc.

„ lodi. — P. B. (Iodine 1, lod. Potass. 1:40).

Dose 5—20 : fi) (0'.Stl-i.2 cc.).

„ Jaborandi. — P. B. (1:4).
Dose : Va— 1 dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.).

„ Jalapae. — P. B. (1:8). ,v
Dose : 'ia—2 dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc.).

„ Kino. — P. B. (1:10).
Dose Va— 2 : dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc.).

„ Krameriae. — P, B. (i : 8).
Dose Va— 2
: dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc.).

„ Laricis. — P. B. (1:8).
Dose: 20—30 rri (1.2— 2.0 cc.).

„ Lavandulae comp. P. B. — (1 Oil: 213),. .

Dose: Va— 2 dr. (2.0— 8,0 cc.)!^ '

„ Limonis. P. B. (1:8).
Dose : Va— 2 dr. (2.0— SiO cc.).

„ Lobeliae. — P. B. (i:8).
Dose : 10—30 ifi (0.6— 2.0 cc.).

„ Lobeliae aetberea. P. b. (1:8). —

Dose 10—30
: (0.6— 2.0 cc.).

„ Lupuli. — P. B. (1:8).
Dose: Va— 2 dr, (2.0— 8.0 cc.).

„ Myrrhae. P. B. (1:8). —
Dose Va-^l dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.),.
:

„ Nerii Oleandri, from leaves, Merck. *

Snccedaneum for Digitalis. Dose 20
. : (11 (1.2 cc.), three t.

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MAT. MED. VART 1

Tinctura Nucis Vomicae, Merck. — P. H.

Assayed. — Containing combined alkaloids
1 grn. (0.06 grm.) of
of nux vomica in Stimulant. -• Uskk;
1 o/, (80 cc.)'. — Tonic,
Atonic indigestion; stimulant to nervous system; in chronic
bronchitis, adynamic pneumonia in poisoning by opium, chloral,
or other narcotics; in all affections with impaired muscular
nutrition; anemia, etc. —
Dose: 10—20.^ (0.6— 1.2 cc.),.— nti-
dotes: Emetics, stomach pump, taniiin, potassium^' iodide,
chloroform, amyl nitrite, opium, absolute repose, etc. —
Caution: Poison! ,jj ,

„ Opii. — P.B. — (l:13Vs).

Dose: 5 — 40 n; (0.3— 2.5 pc.).'
'
V •

„ Opii Ammoniata. — P. B. (1 : 96). !

Dose: Va —I'dr. (2.0 — 4.0 cc.).

„ Podophylli. - P.B. (1:55). ^ , irmiya.oYH

Dose: 15— eo.n? (1.0— 4.0CC.).

„ Pulsatillae Merck.
Antispasmodic, Sedative, Anodyne. Uses: Intern., Asthma, —
whoopingcough, spasmodic dysmenorrhea,- orchitis, etc.; ex-
tern., leucorrhea (1:10 water). Dose: 1 b nj (0.06—0.3 cc.) — —
increased.

., Pyrethri. — P.B. (i:5). < :

Only used as insecticide.

„ Quassiae. — P.B. (i:27).

Dose : */i —2 dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc.).

„ Quininae. — P.B. (1:60 Orange Tinct.)

Dose : Va — 2 dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc ).

„ Quininae ammoniata. — P.B. (i:60).

Dose: Va — 2 dr. (2.0 — 8.0 cc.).

„ Rhei. — P.B. (1:10).

Dose : 1 dr. — 1 oz (4.0 —30.0 cc.).

„ Rhois Toxicodendri, Merck.

Dose: Uses: Chronic rheumatism, incontinence of urine, skin
diseases. —
Dose: 2 — 5 — 15 n? ( 0 12 — 0.3— 1.0 cc.);rrm'. ax. D. .

16 nj (1.0 grm.) single; 48 rq (3.0 cc.) daily. , ,

„ Sabinae. P. B. (1:8). — , ;o.

Dose: 20— 60 n? (1.2— 4.0 cc.).

„ Salviae Merck. r.

Powerful Antihydrotic. Dose: 30 — 50 drops, given 2 hours pre-

vious to the expected appearance of the sweating.

„ Scillae. — P.B. (1:8).

Dose 10—30 : nj (0.6— 2.0 cc.).

„ Senegae. — P.B. (i: 8).

Dose Va : —2 dr. (2.0 —8.0 cc.).

„
^erpentariae. — P. B. (1 :8).
Dose : 1—4 dr. (4.0 —15.0 cc.).

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„ Simulo, Merck. a v -.--

Nervine, Anti-epUeptic.,^ Uses: Hysteria, nervousness,

and
epilepsy. —
Dose: 30-r60 n; (2.0—4.0 oc.), two or three t. daily,
in sweet wine.

Tinctura Stramonii Seed, Merck.

— r. B. (1: 8).

Dose: 10 —30 ,f0.e— 2.0 cc.), Antidotes; Emetics, stomach

ttl
—
siphon, animal charcoal, tannin, opium; pilocarpine hypo-
dermically.
!0|i' •
ilO'l'

„ Strophanthi, Merck. P. B. (1:40). —

Dose: 5— 15 (T\ (0.3— 1.0 cc.). Max. D. 30 n) (2.0 cc.) daily. — :

Antidotes; Emetics, stomach siphon, cathartics, tannin,

opium, coffee, hrandy, etc.

„ Sumbul. p. B. (1:8). —
Dose 10—30 nj (O.G— 2.0 cc.).
:

„ Tolutana. — p. B. (1:8). >

Dose: 20—40 (1.2— 2.5 ' '

/i? cc.).

„ Valerianae. ~ P.B. (1:8).

Dose: 1—2 dr. (4.0— 8.0 cc.).

„ Valerianae ammoniata. — P. B. (1 :
8).
Dose i/j— 1 dr. (2.0-^4.0
: oc.). .

„ Veratri Viridis, Merck. — (1:5).

Dose: —5777
0 06 0.3 grm.).
1 ( .
—
Antidotes: Emetics, stomach —
siphon, tannic acid, stimulants, external heat, stimulation by
mustard or friction.

,,
Zingiberis. — P. B. (1:8).
Dose 15—60
: n? (1 .0
—4.0 cc.).

„ Zingiberis fortior. — P. B. (1:2).

Dose; 5—20 n/ (0.3— 1.2 cc.).

Toluene Merck.
Toluol. — Color!., refractive liq.; benzene-like odor. Sol.: Al- —
cohol ether chloroform slightly in water.
, ,
USES Topically, in
;
— :

diphtheria, as “Loeffler’s Solution" Menthol 10, Toluol q. s. to 36, =

Ferric Chloride Solution 4, Absolut Alcohol to 100. To be applied on
wadding every three hours.

Tonga.
A liquid speciality for neuralgia prepared from Epipremnum mira-
bile and Premna Taitensis. Dose: 1 2 dr. (4 — — 8.0 cc.).

Tragacanth. — P. B.
Preparations: Glycerinum (l:4;*;a) as pill excipient; Mucilago (1:70)
as a vehicle; Pulv. comp, with Gum Acacia, Starch and Sugar ( 1 6 ):
Dose 20—60 : grs. (1 .2
—4.0 grm.). :

Traumaticin Merck.
lOO/o solut.gutta-percha in chloroform Thick, viscid, dark-brown
liq. — Uses
JEsotem., in dentistry and surgery, as a protective
:

,
covering for bleeding surfaces, cuts, etc., also as a vehicle for ap-
plication of chrysarobin or other antiseptics, in skin diseases. .

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Tribromphenol Merck.
Bromol. — White eryst.; disagreeable, bromine odor; sweet, astring.
taste. — Sol. in alcohol, ether, chloroform, glycerine, oils; insol. in
water. — External and Internal Antiseptic. — U 8 K 8 Intern,, cholera :

infantum, typhoid fever, etc.; extern., purulent wounds, diphtheria,

etc. — Dose for adults: 3—8 grn. 0 2 — 0.5 grm.) daily; in children:
— Vi grn. (0.005 —0.015 grm.). — Extern, in 1:80 oily solut., or
.
(
‘/i 2

1:8 oint. ;
in diphtheria, 40/o solut. in glycerine.

Trimethylamine Hydrochlorate, Solution, — see Solution,

TRIMETHYLAMINE.
Trional.
Colorl., odorl. plates; peculiar taste. Sol, in — 320 parts water;
also in alcohol or ether. Hypnotic, Sedative. — — Dose : 10— 30 grn.
(0.6— 2.0 grm.). —
Max. D. 45 grn. (3 grm.). :

Triphenin Merck.
Propionyl-phenetidin. — Colorl. cryst. SoL. in 2000 parts water. —
—
Antipyretic and Antineuralgic, like Phenacetin; prompt, and
without by or after-effect. Dose Antipyretie, 4 — 10 grn. (0.25 0.6
— : —
grm.): antineuralgic, 15 grn. ( 1.0 grm.) 3—4 t. daily. [Write for
“Merck’s Digest" on “Triphenin", containing clinical reports.]',

Triticum.
Oovoa-CiRABi. — Demulcent, Diuretic. — Preparation; Decoct (1:80) Dote: 4—8 am
(120-240.0 oc.). Extr. Uquld. Dot# : 1-6 dr. (4.0-24.0 co.).

Trochisci (Lozenges). (Official.)

„ Acidi Benzoici [cont. Vs gm. (0.03 grm.) each] Dose: 1—5 lozenges.
„ tannicij [ D 'h n (0.03 n » 1-6 „
Bismuthi [ n 2 n (0.12 n ) a n 1-6 „
Catechu r n 1 n (0.06 n ) # n 1-6 „
Ferri redacti [ n 1 n (0.06 n ) » n 1-6 ,
Ipecacuanhae [ 1)
•/4
V (0.015 »} ) 7)
1-3 „
Morphinae [ >7
Van ))
(0.0017 ) 77
1-6 „
Morphinae
et Ipecac. [ jj
Vao (0.0017 Morpli. and Vis grn. (0.005
grm.) Ipecac each] Dose: 1—6 lozenges.
„ Opii [cont Vio grn. (0.006 grm.) Extr. each] Dose l-r6 lozenges. :

„ Potassi Chloratis [cont 5 grn. (0.3 grm.) each] Dose: 1—6 lozenges.
Santonini „ 1 „ (0.06 „ ) „ 1 „ l- C »
„ [

„ Sodii
Bicarbonatis [ „ 5 „ (0.3 „ ) „ ] „ 1—6 „
Sulphuris [ „ 5 „ (0.3 „ ) „ ] „ 1—6 „

Tropacocaine Hydrochlorate Merck.

Benzoyl -PSEUDOTROPEINE Hydrochlorate. — Colorl. cryst. —
Sol. in water. —
Succedaneura for Cocaine. According to Drs. Va-
mossy, Chadbourne, and others, tropacocaine is not half as toxic
f as cocaine. Anesthesia from it sets in more rapidly and lasts longer
’V than with cocaine. It causes much less hyperemia than does co-
caine. The activity of its solution is retained for two to three
Y months. Tropacocaine m.ay replace cocaine in every case as an
" anesthetic namely in Schleichs infiltration anesthesia. — Applied
1^ in 30/0 solut., usu.ally in 60/0 sodium-chloride solut. — [Write for
O.

““Merck’s Digest" on “Tropacocaine", containing clinical reporls.]

Turpentine, Chian, Merck.

Thick, tenacious, greenish-yelloiv li<i. poculi.ar, penetrating
odor.
;
—
Antiseptic. —
Uses: Extern., c.ancorous growths also internally ;m
Doses of 5—10 grn. (0.8— 0.6 grm.).
MtrclPe Itanuat.
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Unguenta (Ointments) (Official):

Dngentmu Acidi borici, containing 1 p. of act. ingredient in 7
carbolici 1 « 19
„ salicylici 1 » jj
98
Aconitinae 1 •>,
'
fiO
Antimonii
tartarati 1 n n ^
Atropinae 1
n 90
Belladonnae 1 „(Extr.)„ 10
Calaniinae 1
J5 » 9
Cantharidis 1
» n
Oetacei 1 . '

n
5''2'
Chrysarobini 1 2.’)

Conii 2 (Juice) „ 1
Creosoti 1 9
Elemi 1 » *
» 0
Eucalypti 1 ;

n ^
p
Ctallae 1 6'/a
p „
Gallae c. Opio containing 1 „ 14'/2
„
Glycerini Plumbi
Subacetatia „ i ^ » 9Vs
,
Hamamelidis „ i „
„ (Liq.) „ 10
Hydrargyri „ 1 „ „(Extr.)„ 2
^

Hydrargyri
amnioniat( „ 1 „ 19
» n
„ compos. „ 1 „ » (Met.) 41/2
j,
„ lodidi rnbri „ 1 „ 28
„ Nitratis „ i ., (Met.);; 15'/J
dilut ""
„ , ,, „ 1 „ „ (Oint) „ 3
„ Oxidi rnbri „ 1 „ 8
„ Subchloridi ,, 1 6 '/a
lodi ”
1
”
31
lodoformi „ i 10
Picis liquidae 5
,, ,, 7
Plumbi Acetatis „ i „ 371 /2 ;

„ Carbonatia „ 1 ,, 8
„ lodidi „ 1 .

8
Fotassae
sulpburatae „ i 15Vo
lodidi „ 1 „
83/4 >
Resinae „ i 33/4
Sabinae i ’’ 2
Simplex
StapMsagriae ,,
2‘,'4
Sulphuris ( .5
„ lodidi
15^2 (
Terbinthinae ,
„ (Oil) „ 2'/s
Veratrinae
63
Zinci
6 '/«
Zinci Oleati
2

Uranium Nitrate Merck.

alcohol ether. UsK.s: Diabetes.
Oosr®V7roor' increasing to 15 grn. 1.0
grm.ttwo ol.’^th^rtTdaflf.™-^' (

Urea Merck. — Pure.

- T water, alcohol.
^91'- in Diuretic _
150-300 grn. CIO
150 loo grm.)
(10-20.0
Tcnal calculus, etc.
a day, in hourly instalments,
Dosci —
in "X'.
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MAT. MED. PART I.

Urethane Merck.
Ethyl Dkethane. —
Colorl. cryst.; faint, peculiar odor; saltpeler-
like taste. —
Sol. in 0.6 part alcohol. 1 part water, 1 part etlier,
1.6 part chloroform, 8 parts glycerine, 20 parts olive oil. Hypnotic, —
Antispasmodic, Sedative. —
Uses; Insomnia, eclampsia, uervons ex-
citement, tetanus; and as antidote in strychnine, resorcin, or picro-
toxin poisoning. Does not interfere with circulation; no nnpleasant
after-effects, in eclampsia it should be given per enema. Dose —
Sedatiop,. 10—20 grn. (0.6— 1.2 grm.), 1 i t. daily hypwtic, 30 45 grn. ; —
(2.0 —3 0 grm.), in 3 portions at —
1 hour intervals, in 10«/o solut.
— Max. D.: 64 grn. (4.0 cc.). — Incompatibles: Alkalies, acids.

Uricedin.
Not completely defined. — (Stated: “Uniform combination of sodium
sulphate, sodium chloride, sodium citrate, and lithium citrate. —
Wh. granules. —
Sol. freely in water. Antilithic. Dose: 15—30 — —
grn. (1 — 2 grm.). in hot water, 3 t. daily.")

Uropherin B.
Theobkomine and LithiU-M Benzoate, Merck. — 50o/o theobromine.
— White powd.; decomposes on exposure. -i- Dinretic; works well
with digitalin. —
Dose: 5—15 grn. (0.3— 1.0 grm.), in powd. or capsules,
followed by water. —
Max. D.: 60 grn. (4.0 grm.) daily.
Uropherin S.
Theobromine and Lithium Salicylate, Merck. — White powd.
— Uses, Doses, Etc., as Uropherin B.

Urotropin, — see Formin.

Uva Ursi — U. S. P.
B«aiidka»t. — Tonic, Diuretic, Antilithic. — D««o: 10— 30gfrn. (0,6— ?,0 grm.). —
Pr^paTotioni Infusion DcMie: t to 2 ob (30— 60 cc.) (l:l).

Walerlan —
U. S. P.
* Dose: 10— 30 grn. ((t.6— 2,0 gm.). — PrepartUiona Infos. (li-lO), Dose: 1—? os
(30-60 cc.); Tr. (l!8) Dose: 1—2 dr. (4 — 8,0 cc.). Tr. ammoniats: (1*8) Date: V*
-1 dr. (2.0-4.0 cc.): Ammon. Tr, (1:5 arom, spt. ammonia).

Validol.
Menthol Valerianate. —
Colorl., syrupy liq.; mild, pleasant odor;
cooling, faintly bitter taste. Nerve Sedative, Carminative. Uses: —
Hysteria, epilepsy; flatulence, dyspepsia, etc. Dose: 10 20 drops — —
(0’5 —1.0 cc.) on sugar.

Vasogen.
Oxygenated Petrolatum. — Faintly alkaline, yellowish-brown,
syrupy mass, yielding emulsions with water and rendering such
active medicaments as creolin, creosote, ichthyol, iodine, pyoktanin.
etc., readily absorbable through the skin. Used combined with these,
externally as well as internally. Iodine Vasogen (80 grn. [5 grm.]
daily) recommended by inunction in syphilis and glandular swellings,
and internally in aterial sclerosis, (.4-6 grn. [0.25—0.3 grm.] twice
daily). —
Iodoform Vasogen used in tuberculous processes.

Veratrine Merck. P. B. —
White powd.; causes violent sneezing when inhaled; exceedingly-
irritating to mucous membranes. —
Sol. in 2 parts chloroform. 3
parts alcohol, 6 parts ether; slightly in water. Uses; —
joints,
gout, rhoumatisiu, neuralgia, scrofula, opilepsy extern. stiff
sprains, and chronic swellings. —
Dose: V«o Vso grn. (0.001 0.002 —
, ^

—
Martk*» Manual.
94
 PART I. MAT. MED.

grm.). — Max. D. Vto ^rn. (0.006 grm single, Vs grn. (0.012 grm.) daily.
—40/o m oint. — JPreparations 0]eate 20 Oinf.
:

— Extern.: l
)
: /o):
(1.250/0). — Antidotes: Tannic acid, emetics, powdered charcoal,
(

stomach pump, stimulants; morphine with atropine, hypodermically,

heat,recumbent position. -
;

Verairum Viride — D. S. P.
Ambkioak HBI.I.BBOHR. — OArdifto Dcpreanant, Diaphoretic, Diuretic. — Preparation :

Tr. Dom; tTf (0.3 — 1.V cc.). See eieo, Veratrine,

Viburnum Opulus.
CaAMf Ba»h. — Antiapasmodio, Sedative. - Preparatiom P. E. [D.. 30— 60 min.
(a— 4 cc.).
Viburnum Prunifoiium.
Black Haw.— Aatringcnt, Nervine, Oxytocic.- Pr«para«onA i P. B. [D.. 30—60 min.
C^.O— 4.0 cc.)l.

Waters (Official). P. B.
Dose: V2— 1 oz (15 — .60.0 cc.)
n Anisi •) Vs— 1 „ (15—30.0 . )
))
Aurantii floris Vs—1 „ (15—30.0 . ).
Camphorae yy 1—2 „ (30— 60;0 ,
)'

n Carui 1—2 „ (80—60.0 , )

Chloroformi Vs— 2 „ (15—60.0 > )
» Cinnamomi Vs— 1 oz (15—60.0 , )
}i Destillata
?j Foeniculi 1—2 oz (30—60.0 , )
V Laurocerasi yy 1/8—2 dr. (2.0— 8.0 , )
1) Menthae piperitae )• 1—2 oz (30— 60.0 , )
yy „ viridis yy 1—2 „ (30—60.0 .
)
yy Pimentae i) 1-2 „ (30—60.0 )
'y Rosae Vs— 1 „ (15—30.0 )
yy Sambuci yy 1/2—1 „ (15—30.0
White Oak.
Aetringcnt. - Dote: 30-60 grn. (*.0-4.0 at
cc.), fl. ext. or decoct.

White Precipitate, — see Mercury-Ammonium Chloride.

Wild-Cherry Bark.
[Do«! 20-60 min. (2-4 0 cell-
Infnt. [Dote: 1-4 o. (30-l20.ee.)]; Syr. [Dote: 1 L 4 drama (4-15.S cc.)].
Wines (Official). P. B. —
Vinum Aloes (l:262/t) Dose 60—120
Antimoniale (O.40/0)
:
m (4—8 cc.)
,.
„ 5—60 „ .(0..S— 4.0 cc.)
„ Aurantii (Vehicle).
„ Colchici (Corm) (1:5) 10—30 „ (0.6— 2.0 „ )
Ferri 1—4 dr. (4.0— 15.0 cc.)
:,
„ Ferri citratis (1.7 0/0) 1—4
» „ (4.0—15.0 ,. )
Ipecacuahhae (1:20) „ 5—40 6] (0.3— 2.5 „ )
„ Opii (Exir.) (1:20) 10-40 „ (0.6— 2.5 „
„ )
„ Quininae (0.2 o/q) Va— 1 oz (15.0—30.0 cc.)
„
„ Rhei (1:13'/3) 60—120
„ 111 (4.0— 8.0 cc.).

^anthoxylum.
Connterirritant. - Prepurution: P. E.

Xeroform.

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Mat. Med. PART i.

— USKSJ Extern., infected wounds, buljoes, in coryza as a snuff,

etc.; intern., diarrheas of various kinds. — l)o»e: .“y— ir> grn. (0 3 — i.o
—
.

grm ). r Exteen, like iodoform.

Zinc Acetate Merck, — P. B.

Sol. in 3 parts water, 36 parts alcohol. Astringent, Antiseptic, —
Nervine. —
Uses: Chiefly extern., collyrinmin ophthalmia, injection
in urethritis, and gargle in sore mouth or sore throat. Atpliki) — :

Eye-wash, 1—2 parts to lOOO water gargle 5— 15 parts to 1000 water;

injection, 2—5 parts to 1000 water. —
;

Dose : 1—2 grn. (0.06—0.12 grm.)

as a tonic, 10—20 grn. (0.6— 1.2 grm.) as an emetic.

Zinc Bromide Merck. — P. B.

Sol. in water, alcohol, ether, ammonia. Uses: Epilepsy, in very —
diluted solut. —
Dose: 1—2 grn. (0.06—0.12 grm.). Max. 1).: 2 grn. —
(0.12 grm.) three t. a day.

Zinc Carbonate Merck. — P. B.

Uses: Wounds, ulcers, skin diseases, etc.; also face powd. — App-
lied pure or 200/o oint. or powd.

Zinc Chloride Merck. P. B. —

Sol. in 3 part water in alcohol, ether.
;
Exteun. Gonorrhea, 1 — :

1000 solut. wounds, 1:100—500; eyes, 1:1000: tuberculous joints,

;

1:10. Preparation: Solut. (50o/o). Antidotes: Alkali carbonates,—

followed by water or milk; albumen, anodynes, stimulants, tea, etc.

Zinc Cyanide Merck. Pure. —

White, cryst. powd. —
Alterative, Antiseptic, Anthelmintic. Uses: —
Chorea, rheumatism, neuralgia, dysmenorrhea, colic, gastr.algia,
cardiac palpitation. Small dosseat first and gradually increased.
— — —
Dose 12 Vo grn. (0.005 0.01 grm.). Antidotes Stomach siphon,
: ‘/ — :

ammonia, mixture of ferrous and ferric sulphates, chlorine inhalation,

cold, douche, etc.

Zinc Ferro-cyanide Merck.

White powd. —
Alterative, Antiseptic. Uses Dysmenorrhea, rheu- — :

matism, chorea, gastralgia, etc. —

Dose ’/» 2 grn. (0.03 0.12 grm.). : — —
Zinco-Hemol.
Hemol with lo/o Zinc. Dark brown powd., sol. partly in water.
Hematinic end Constructive. The mildest Zinc preparation existing.
Uses: Anemia, chlorosis and gastric or intestinal erosions etc. —
Dose : 8 grn. (0.5 grm.) 3 t. daily.

Zinc Hypophosphite Merck.

Sol. in water. —
Antiseptic, Astringent, Autispasmodic. Uses: —
Gastric and intestinal catarrh, chorea, whooping-cough, epilepsy,
skin diseases. — —
Dose: 'is I'/a grn. (0.03 0.1 grm.). —
Zinc Iodide Merck.
Sol. in water, alcohol, and ether. — Dose: 1—2 grn. (0.06— 0.12 grm.).

Zinc Lactate Merck.

White cryst. —
Sol. in 60 parts water. Anti-epileptic. Dose: — —
Va— 2 grn. (0.03— 0.12 grm.), gradually increased. Max. D.: 8 grn. —
(0.5 grm.) daily.

Zinc Oxide Merck. — P. B.

Exteen.: in 6 200/0 — oint. or powd. — Uses; Intern., Chore.o, epilepsy,
on Mmk’t Uauual.
PART I. MAT. MED.

chronic diarrhea, etc.; extern., wounds, skin diseases, etc. — Dose:

2— 10 grii. (0.12—0.6 grin.). —
Preparation: Oint. (l:6‘/3).

Zinc Oleate. — P. B.
Preparations: Ungt. Zinci Oleati (1:1). Used in chronic eczema.
Zinc Permanganate Merck.
Violet-brown, or almost black, hygroscopic cryst. —
Sol. in water.
— Antiseptic, non-irritating Antigonorrhoic. —
Uses: 1:4000 solut.
as injection in gonorrhea; and 1 or 2:1000 as eye-wash in con-
junctivitis. —
iNCOMrATlDLBS: All easily oxidizable or combustible
substances. Explodes when compounded directly with alcohol,
glycerine, sugar, dry or fluid vegetable e.xtracts.

Zinc Phosphide Merck

iNSOL. in the usual solvents. —
Uses: Sexual exhaustion, cerebral
affections, melancholia, and chronic skin diseases. Dose: '/so V4 — —
—
grn. (0.003 0.015 grm.), in pill.

Zinc Soziodole, see Sozoiodole-Zinc.

Zinc Stearate Merck.
White, agglutinating powd.; turns darker on exposure. Insol. in —
water. —
Antiseptic, Astringent. —
Uses: Gonorrhea, atrophic rhin-
itis, burns, etc. —
Applied in substance, or combined with iodole,
iodoformogen, etc.
Zinc Sulphate Merck. — P. B.
White Vitkiol; Zinc Vitriol. —
Sol. in water, 3 parts
glycerine. — Dose: as a tonic or astringent
0.6
1 — 2part
grn. (0.06 — 0.12 grm.);
emetic, 10— 30 grn. (0.6— 2.0 grm.). — Antidotes: Alkali carbonates,
tannic acid, albumen, demulcents.

Zinc Sulphocarbolate Merck. — P, B.

Colorl. cryst. — Sol.
in 2 parts water; 5 parts alcohol. Antiseptic, —
Astringent. —
USES: Extern., gonorrhea, foul ulcers, etc.; intern.,
typhoid, fermentative diarrhea, etc. —
Extern, in Va— lo/o solut
Dose 1—2 grn. (0.06—0.12 grm.).
:

Zinc Valerianate Merck. — P. B.

Decomposes on exposure. — Sol. in 40 parts alcohol. 100 parts water.
— Uses: Diabetes insipidus, nervous affections, neuralgia, etc. —
Dose : 1—6 grn. (0.06—0.35 grm.).

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MAT. MED. PART I.

Supplement.

Bismuth Beta-Naphtolate.
Light brown insol. powd., odorless. Antiseptic, acting like f-alol.
— Uses; Internally in affections of intestines. — Dose: 15—30 gr«.
(1.0 — 2.0 grm.) several times a day.

Eumenol Merck.
(Extract. Radicis Tang-kui fluid.) Tonic and Emmenagogue. —
Uses: In amenorrhea and dysmenorrhoic troubles. Duse: A tea- —
spoonful three times a day.

Extract. Galega aq. soft.

Oalactagogue. Uses scanty milk secretion, does not reduce quality.
—
;

Dose : 8—30 grn. (0.5 — 2.0 grm.) 2 to 4 t. daily.

Sodium Ethylsulphate.
(Sodium Sulphovinate.) Colourless crystals, soluble in water. Taste-
less mild aperient, does not cause colic. —
Dose: 2 dr. to 1 or. (7—
30.0 grm.).

Sodium Phenolsulphoricinate acc. to Prof. Heryng

for laryngological purposes.
(Phenol sulforicine) with 25 and 30e^o Carbolic acid. —
Uses; exter-
nally: in diphtheria, laryngeal phthisis, laryngeal papilloma, rhin-
itis atrophica and pharyngitis lateralis, painted over the affected
parts.

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 Part II — Therapeutic Indications
For the Use of t e Materia Medica and Other Agents.
Abasia and Astasia.
— 6'eealso, Hysteria. Abrasions. See also,— mined, also used to
Bruises, Burns, etc. prevent scarring if
otherwise opened.
Sodium Phosphate: by Benzoin. Chlorine Water.
hypodermic injecti-
on once a day for 25
Collodion. Cod -Liver Oil: in
Iodoform, scrofulous cases and
days (Charcot).
lodoformogen. in the hectic.
Sodium Glycerophos- lodole.
phate by injection. Counter-irritation to :
Magnesia. surroundingparts, to
Solution Gutta- check formation or
Abdomuial Plethora. percha.
— See also, Hepatic Sozoiodole salts.
hasten maturation.
Creolin.
Congestion, Obesity. Tannoform. Creosote: same as Car-
Abdominal massage. bolic Acid, as a sti-
Aliment: dry diet; mulant to indolent
avoid much brea^ Abscess. —
See also. inflammatory swell-
as well as salted or Suppuration, Boils, ings.
twice cooked meats, Anthrax. Diiodoform.
rich sauces, etc. Ether: to produce lo-
Cathartics, saline and Acid, Boric: a power- cal anesthesia, used
hydragogue: to re- ful non-irritating an- as aspray before
lieve portal conges- tiseptic dressing. opening an abscess.
tion. Acid, Carbolic: as Formaldehyde.
Grape cure. dressing, and as in- Gaduol in scrofulous
:

Salinemineral w'aters. jection after evacu- and hecticcases.

ation. Gold Chloride.
Abortion. Acid, Tannic. Hydrogen Peroxide:
Aconite: in full dose to wash out cavity
Acid, Tannic: combi- often aborts. of tubercular or slow
ned with opium and Alcohol as a pure
: abscess.
ipecac. stimulant where a Ice: after opening.
Cascara Sagrada: as large quantity of pus Iodine: as injection
a laxative. is being poured out, into the sac, and in-
Cimicifuga: as a pro- draining the system. ternally to cause ab-
phylactic. Ammoniac and Mer- sorption of products
Cotton Root. cury Plaster. of inflammation,
Creolin: 2 per cent, Arnica Tincture. lodoformogen.
solution, injected af- Belladonna intern-
: Iodoform Gauze:
ter removal of mem- ally, and locally as packed into cavity,
branes. a liniment or plaster, lodole.
Curettement. to abort the prelimi- Lead Water.
Diet and Hygiene.
Ergot.
nary inflammation — Menthol: in ethereal
e. g. of breast— after-
solution, 10 to 50 per
GoldChloride: to avert wards to ease pain cent., locally applied
the tendency to ab- in addition. with camel’s hair
ort. Calcium Phosphate: pencil.
Iodine: to inner sur- where abscess
face of uterus after
is Morphine.
large or chronic, as Naphtalin.
removal of membra- a tonic.
nes.
Naphtol: 75 gm. (5
Calcium Sulphide: grm.), alcohol 10
Iron: with potassium small
fl.
doses, fre- drs. (40 cc.), hot dis-
chlorate throughout quently repeated, to tilled water q. s. to
the pregnancy when hasten maturation make 3 fl. oz (90 cc.).
fatty degeneration or healing, especially
present. Inject a few drops..
in deepseated suppu- Oleate of Mercury and
Opinm or Morphine. ration.
Piscidia. Morphine : relieves
Caustic Potassa: for the pain, allays the
Potassium Chlorate. opening abscess in
Savin. inflammation , and
liver, also in chronic causes
Viburnum Prunifoli- the absorp-
abscess where the tion of the products.
nm. skin is much under- Potassium Permanga-
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M9Tck*» Manual, 7^

INDICATIONS.
nate as antiseptic.
; relieve a painful sen-
Poultices; advantage-
ously medicated, e.
g. with belladonna
or opium, to allay
pain nr intlamma-
tion.
Quinine.
Quinosol.
Resorcin in syphilitic
; arrhea.
and other unhealthy
sores as an antisep-
tic.
Salicylic Acid: as an-
tiseptic dressing.
Sarsaparilla: in chro-
nic aoscess with pro-
fuse discharges.
Sheet Lead: is useful
in chronic abscess
ol the leg as a dres-
sing.
Silver Nitrate; a
strongsolutionin spi-
rit of nitrous ether,
painted around the
area of inflammation,
will check it in super-
ficial parts.
Silver colloidal.
SodiumGoldand Chlo-
ride; in scrofulous
abscesses as a tonic.
Sozoiodole salts.
Strontium Iodide.
Sulphides: of potassi-
um, sodium, ammo-
nium, and calcium.
They must be used
in low doses, and are
indicated in scrof-
ulous abscess and in
the chronic boils of
children. To hasten
suppuration.
Tonics.
Veratrum Viride:
full dose often ab-
orts.
Absceg.s of the Liver.
— See Hepatic, Dis-
eases.
Acidity of Stomach.
Acids; before meals,
or as an acid wine
. doses before meals,
during meals. For
acid eructations, es-
pecially of sulphur-
etted hydrogen.
Acid, Carbolic to stop ;
fermentation or to
,:
I'AKT II.
hours in hot water.
sation in the sto- Silver Nitrate: same
mach. as silver oxide.
Alkalies: after meals, Silver Oxide; especi-
best as hicarhonates; ally useful when aci-
with flatulence give dity is accompanied
magnesia if there is by neuralgic pains in
constipation; lime stomach.
water if there is di- Sulphurous Acid; if
associated with the
Ammonia; in headache vomiting of a pasty
from acidity. material, presence of
Ammonium Bicarbon- sarcinic.
ate. Tannalbin; whenthere
Atropine: for gastric is abnndatjce of mu-
hypersecretion. cus.
Bismuth: in gastritis Tannic Acid; in acid-
due to chronic ab- ity associated with
scess or chronic al- chronic catarrh and
coholism. Very well flatulence, filycerine
combined with ar- 1 min.(0.06 cc.), tannic
senic in very chronic acid-1 grn. (0.25 grm.;,
cases, with hydro- as pill.
cyanic acid in more
acute cases.
Calcium Carbonate Acne.
precipitated. AdepsLanw'; topically.
Cerium Oxalate. Alkaline lotions; when
Charcoal as biscuits.
: skin is greasy and
Creosote same as car-
: follicles are black
bolic acid. and prominent.
Ichthalbin. Aristol.
Ipecacuanha; in small Arsenic: in chronic
doses in pregnancy acne generally,
where flatulence and
;
though not always,
acidity are both pres- prevents the acne
ent. from bromide or io-
Kino : useful along dide of potassium.
with opium. Belladonna: as local
Lead Acetate; in gas- application to check
tric catarrh and py- a too abundant se-
rosis. cretion.
Lime Water. Berberis: for acne of
Liquor Potassce: use- girls at puberty.
ful for both gastric Bismuth: as ointment
and urinary acidity. or powder. In acne
in Magnesium Carbon- rosacea, if acute.
ate. Borax; solution very
Magnesium Oxide. useful.
Manganese Dioxide Cajeput Oil; as stim-
sometimes relieves, uiant in acne rosa-
probably acting like cea.
charcoal. Calcium Sulphide;
Mercury; When liver same as sulphur. K or
deranged and stools internal use.
Chrysarobin.
pale.
Nux Vomica: in small Coca.
Cod-Liver Oil.
especially in preg- Copper.
nancy, or in chronic Electricity.
alcoholism. Enresol.
Potassium Bitartrate. Europhen.
Potassium Carbonate. Oaduol: internally, in
Pulsatilla: every four scrofulous and hectic
100 Mtnk't MmmL
 INDICATIONS
PART 11.

Actinomycosis. Iron Valerianate,

cases.
both lo- Musk.
Glycerine: Potassium Iodide.
cally and internally. Nux Vomica: in dip-
Sodium Salicylate. somaniacs in con-
H jtdrastine Hydro- j unction with
chlorate: as lotion. Addison’s Disease. Strophanthus.
Hydrastis. Potassium Chlorate.
Ichthalbin: internally. Arsenic. Quinine.
Ichthyol: externally. Glycerine: in full do- Sangninarine.
Iodide of Sulphur: in
ses.
Sol. Ammonium Ace-
all stages of the Iron: with anti -eme- tate.
disease.
tics and tonics.
Spermine.
Iodine: is of doubtful Iron Glycerinophos- Testes sicc.
value.
phate. Turpentine Oil.
lodole: topically.
Phosphorus. Urethane.
Liquor carbonis de- Skimmed Milk: as
Valerian.
diet.
tergens.
Liquor Hydrarg. Per- Sozoiodole-Potassi-
um.
After-Pains. — See
nitratis: a single also. Lactation.
drop on an indura- Actaea Racemosa:
ted pustule will des- Adenitis. — See also,
restores the lochia
it

troy without a scar. Glandular Affecti -

in cases of sudden
ons.
Magnesium Sulphate. suppression and re-
Mercurials: intern- moves the symptoms.
Calcium Phosphate
ally.
internally. Amyl Nitrite.
Mercury Nitrate : so- Belladonna; as oint-
Calcium Sulphide : in-
lution topically. ment.
ternally.
Mercury Bichloride :
Camphor 10 grn. (0.6
solution as wash.
Carbon Disulphide, :

Cod-Liver Oil: inter- grm.) with s'grn.

Mercury Iodide, red. (0.007.5 grm ) morph-
nally.
Naphtol. ine.
Gaduol; internally.
Nitric. Acid. Chloral in large doses
Ichthalbin: internally. :

Perosmic Acid. arrests the pains

Ichthyol topically as
Phosphorus: in chro- :

contra-indicated in
antiphlogistic,
nic cases in place of feeble action of the
lodole as cicatrizant.
arsenic. The phos- :

heart.
Sozoiodole-Potassi-
phates and hypo- Chloroform: liniment
phosphites are safer um: as granulator.
to abdomen, along
and more valuable. with soap liniment.
The latter in acne Adynamia.— A’ee also,
Anemia Convales- Cimicifuga: same as
indurata. ,
ergot.
cence, Neiir asthenia.
Potassium Bromide Copper arsenite.
sometimes useful in Acid, Hydriodic. Dionine.
moderate doses in Acid, Hydrochloric. Ergot to keep the ute-
obstinate cases. This Acid, Nitric. rus constantly con-
Salt and the Iodide Alcohol. tracted and prevent
very often cause acne Arsenic: for sweUed accumulation of clots
when taken contin- feet of old or weakly and the consequent
uously. persons with weak pain.
Potassium Chlorate. heart. Gelsemium; stops
Quinine. Calcium Phosphate. pains when in doses
Resorcin. Caffeine. sufficient to produce
Sand: friction with, Camphor. its physiological ef-
useful. Cinchona Alkaloids fect.
Sodium Bicarbonate. and their salts. Heroin.
Strontium Iodide. Capsicum. Mentha Pulegium.
Sulphur: internally, Digitalis. Morphine: hypoder-
and externally as a Eucalyptol. mically very useful,
lotion or ointment, Glycerophosphate of Vs to Vi grn. (0.01
most valuable agent. Sodium. 0.015 grm.) with >/ioo
Thymol. Hemogallol. (0.0006 grm.) atro-
Water: Hot sponging Hydrastine. pine.
several times a day. Hydrogen-Peroxide. Opium: the same as
Zinc Salts. Iron. morphine.
101 HtrMt Xanual.
 :

INDICATIONS.
DART II.

Pilocarpine: in aga- diac disease. Should the chronic disease,

lactia. be combined with in doses of ’?,» grn.
Poultices: warm, to digitalis. Very useful (0.003 grm.).
hypogastriiim re- in chronic Bright’s
,
Hemo-gallol: in ane-
lieve. disease; should be mia.
Quinine: 5 to 10 grn. used with great cau- Hydrastis: lessens al-
(0.3—0.6 grm.) night tion in the acute bumen.
and morning, in nen- stage. Incisions: over the
ralgic aftorpains Calcium Benzoate. malleoli, relieve to
which do not yield Cannabis Indica: as the anasarca of the
to opiates. diuretic in hematu- lower e.xtrcmities.
ria. Iron to diminish ane-
—
•

Ague. Inter- Cantharidcs: 1 min. mia with a flabby

mittent Fever. (0.06 cc.) of tincture tongue, give the per-
every three hours, salts. In dropsy as-
Albaminui'iii. — See when
has passed
acute stage sociated with high
also, Briflht’s Dis- off, to tension, iron must
ease, Nephritis. stop hematuria. be cautiously given
Chimaphila: as a di- and withhekf unless
Acid, Gallic: lessens uretic. improvement is
albumen and hema- Cod-Liver Oil : as a quickly shown. It
turia. tonic. always does harm if
Aconite: to lower a Copaiba: to remove allowed to consti-
high temperature; ascites and albumi- pate
and in the onset of nuria dependent on laborandi: in uremia
acute nephritis in cardiac or chronic and dropsy due either
scarlet fever. Bright’s disease, and to renal disease or
Alcohol hurtful in
:
in some cases of he- occurring in preg-
acute stage: useful maturia. nancy.
when a slight trace Counter - Irritation Jalap with Calomel,
of albumen is per- dry cupping most •luniper Oil: diuretic.
sistent. useful when tendency Lead lessens albumen
:

Alkaline Diuretics to :
to uremia. and increases the
prevent formation of Croton Oil as lini-: urine.
ti brinous plugs in the ment to the loins in Lime Water.
renal tubules. chronic cases is so- Milk Cure pure skim-
:

Aqua Calcis: in large metimes useful. milk diet very nseful

doses has been found Digitalis: the infusion when tendency to
to increase the urine, is the most valuable uremia; it also les-
and decrease the al- in acute and tubal Milk sugar 7 oz. (200.0
bumen. nephritis, and in re- grm.) per day.
Arsenic: beneficial in nal disease attended sens the albumen.
very chronic cases. with dropsy due to Naphtol.
Albumen will return cardiac disease. Must Nitroglycerine: in
if the use of the drug be given with cau- acute and chronic
be stopped. tion in granular kid- albuminuria.
Baths warm water
: ney. Nitrous Ether as diu- :

and hot air and Tur- Elaterium: as hydra- retic.

kish. to increase ac- gogue cathartic for Oxygen: compressed,
tion of skin after dropsy and when will, on inhalation,
;

dropsy or uremic uremic symptoms temporarily di-

symptoms have ap- have come on. minish albumen.
peared. Eucalyptus cautious- Pilocarpine.
Belladonna: has been ly for a short time Potassium salts: es-
used to diminish the in chronic dise.ase. pecially the iodide
chronic inflamma- Fuchsine: In I to 3 and vegetables salts
tory condition left grn. (0.06 —
0.2 grm.)
in syphilitic or amy-
loid disease.
by an acute attack. doses in the day, in
Broom: as diuretic. in albuminuria of renal Potassium Bitartrate:
chronicrenal disease. origin, in children. as hydragogue ca-
Caffeine: to increase Gaduol as a tonic. thartic and diuretic.
secretion of solids Glyceri nophosphates. Potassium Bromide:
especially in cases Gold Trichloride: in in uremic convulsi-
dependent on car- contracted kidney, in ons.
MTtJe'i ktanxtal.
102
 INDICATIONS.
PART 11.

Pulsatilla. the craving. Alopecia. —

See also,
Faradization. Tinea Decalvans.
Strontium Acetate.
Strontium Lactate: it Gelsemiuni same as :
Acid, Carbolic: in Alo-
due to renal atony. bromides. pecia areata.
Tannalbin Gold and Sodium Acid, Gallic.
Tartrates: as diure- Chloride. Acid. Nitric: with
tics. Hydrastine olive oil in sufficient
Turpentine: as diure- Ichthalbin. quantity .just to make
tic. >3 to 1 minim Lupulin: along with it pugnant.
(0.0.3— O.OG cc.) dose capsicum as substi- Alcohol.
every two to four tute for alcohol, also Ammonia: very use-
hours. to quiet nervous sys- ful; take 01. amygd.
Water: in large tem in delirium tre- dul., Liq. ammonim,
draughts as diuretic mens. each 1 fl. oz., (30.0 cc.)
when excretion of Milk: at night. Spt. r o s m
ar ini
solids is deficient; Nux vomica: as tonic Aquse, Mellis each
and in dropsy. and stimulant, both 3 tl. drams (12.0 cc.);

to nervous system mix; make lotion (E.

Alcoholism. See —
also, Delirium Tre-
mens. Vomitmg,
Neuritis.
Actma Racemosa: in
irritative dyspepsia.
Ammonia : aromatic
spirit of, as substi-
tute for alcohol to
be taken when the
craving comes on.
Ammonium Chloride.
Ammonium Acetate.
Arsenic: to lessen
vomiting in drunk-
ards, in the morning
before food is taken;
and also in the irri-
table stomach of
drunkards.
Bismuth: with hydro-
cyanic acid, to i elieve
acidity and heart-
and generally to aid
digestion.
Wilson).
Antimonium Tartara-
Opium May be neces-
:
tum as lotion. 1 gm.
sary to produce sleep; to 1 oz (0.06 grm.
fl.
to relieve the pain ;30.()cc.)water.
of the chronic gas- Arsenic: internally.
tritis and the want Cantharides Tincture;
of appetite. one part to eight of
Orange: slowly sucked castor oil rubbed in
,
a substitute for alco- roots of hair mor-
hol. ning and night.
Phosphorus: in chro- Capsicum Tincture
nic oases as nerve externally.
tonic. Eucalyptus.
Picrotoxine for trem- :
Europhen.
ors. Glycerine: very use-
Potassium Bromide. ful; either alone or
Quinine; in the “hor- in combination ap-
rors" stage it acts pears greatly to as-
as a sedative to the sist.
brain and restores Jaborandi.
the digestive func- Naphtol.
tions. »
Nutgall.
Strophanthus Tinc- Pilocarpine subcuta- :

burn. ture (in very large neous injection has

Bromides: useful dur- doses) very useful in been useful.
ing delirium tre- the intermittent Quillaja.
mens. or to lessen weakness of the heart Quinine externally.
irritability, in I dram of Dipsomaniacs. Resorcin.
(4.0 doses in
grm.l Strychnine Nitrate. Savine Oil: Prevents
the wakeful conditi- Sumbul in the head-
: loss of hair in Alo-
on which immedia- ache of old drinkers. pecia pityroides.
tely precedes it. Water, cold: a glass SapoViridis very use- :

Capsicum: as a sub- taken in small sips ful as a shampoo

stitute for alcohol,
and also to relieve
the restlessness and
insomnia.
Chloral Hydrate: to
at a time as substi- night and morning —
tute for alcohol. T.ake Saponis virid.
Water, hot: one pint (Gorman), Alcoholis.
drunk as hot as pos- each 3 fl. oz (90 cc.)
sible an hour before 01. la vanduhc 30 .

quiet nervous system meals will remove drops.

and induce sleep in
an acute attack. Must
be used with caution
in old drunkards.
Cimicifuga.
Cocaine: to remove
craving. Shaving: sometimes
Zinc Oxide in chronic : useful after illness.
alcoholic dyspepsia, Sodium Bicarbonate;
and nervous debility. as a lotion in Alo-
It also allays the pecia pityroides.
craving. Sulphur Iodide: use-
103 Mnrck*» ^fanxlal.
INDICATIONS. PART II.

f'ul both
internally coholic excess, nerve Cold Sponging: to
and externally. atrophy (without brace the patient up.
Tannin: watery solu- cranial disease), and Colocynth: in anemia
tion or made up into in traumatic amau- with constipation.
ointment. rosis. Croton Oil.
Thymol. Veratrine: to eyelids Electricity: locally ap-
Thyroidin sice, and and temples. Care plied, sometimes use-
other Thyroid pre- must be taken to ful.
par.ations. keep out of the eye. Ergot: in plethoric
Zinc Lactate. subjects.
Aniaiirosig and Am- Eumenol see Supple-
ment.
blyopia. Amenorrhea. See — Eupatorinm : in hot
Amyl Nitrite: also Anemia, Chlor- infusion, due to
useful if
osis.
in many cases of dis- cold.
ease of the optic Acid, Oxalic. Gold Salts: like asa-
nerve. Aconite: when men- fmtida
Antipyrine. ses are suddenly Guaiacum mild sti-
:

Arnica : sometimes checked, as by cold, mulant to the uterus,

useful. etc. lohthalbin.
Digitalis : in toxic ca- Actrea Racemosa: to Iron: in anemia, q. v.
ses. restore the secretion, Iron Glycerophos-
Electricity. and remove the head- phate.
Emmenagogues: if due ache, ovarian neu- Iron-Hemol.
to menstrual dis- ralgia, etc., produced Iron Iodide.
orders. by its sudden stop- Iron Phosphate.
Mercury when due : to page. Manganese Dioxyde:
syphilis. Alcohol: in sudden in amenorrhea of
Myotomy: in astheno- suppression after ex- young women; in de-
pia and hysterical posure. layed menstruation,
amblyopia. Aloes: alone or with or when a period has
Nitroglycerine. iron. In torpor and been missed through
Nux Vomica. anemia; best admin- a chill. Perseverance
Phosphorus. istered a few days is required, especi-
Pilocarpine: in tobac- before the expected ally in the last case.
co and alcoholic ab- period. Myrrh: a tonic em-
use. Ammonium Chloride: menagogue.
Potassium Bromide. in headache. Nux vomica: in com-
Potassium Iodide. Apiol: 5 —
10 min. (0.3 bination with iron
Rue in minute doses
: — 0.3 cc.), twice a day in anemia.
in functional dim- for soiAe days be- Phlebotomy.
ness of vision , e. g. fore the expected Polygonum'; in tor-
hysterical ambly- period if there is a por; with iron in
;

opia. molimen, 15 grn. (1.0 anemia, aloes in a

Salicylates. cc.) in a few hours. constipated subject.
Santonin: sometimes Useful in anemia and Contra-indicated in
useful in later stages torpor only. a plethoric condi-
of iritis and choro- Arnica. tion. Should be gi-
iditis, and in loss of Arsenic: along with ven a few days be-
power of optic nerve. iron in anemia and fore menses are ex-
Seton : on temple; or functional inactivity pected. '

blisters, along with of the ovaries and Potassium Iodide.

iodide of potassium, uterus. Potassium Permanga- i
in amaurosis coming Asafetida: along with nate; like manganese
on suddenly, and as- aloes in anemia and dioxide.
sociated with tender- torpor of the intes- Pulsatilla: like aco-
ness of the eyeball tines. nite.
on pressure; the disc Baptisin. Quinine.
is sometimes conges- Berberine Carbonate. Rue: in atonic condi-
ted. Cantharides along : tions of ovaries or ,
'

Silver Nitrate. with iron in torpor of uterus. Plethora

Strychnine very use-
: of the uterus. contra-indicates. J

ful in cases of to- Cimicifuga at the Salines: in constipa- S

bacco amaurosis, al-
:

proper time for a flow. tion in plethoric 9

.UfrcX'i ManunJ.
104
PART II.
cases.
Sanguinaria: like rne.
Santonin: in two do-
ses of 10 grn.
grm.) each, one or
two days before the
expected period.
Savine: like rue.
Senega; a saturated
decoction in large
doses, a pint(500cc.)
daily, about two
weeks before period.
Serpen taria: in ane-
mia.
Silver Nitrate: locally,
to os uteri at period.
Sitz Baths: hot, alone,
or with mustard, for
some days before
the period with ;
mustard, if suddenly
arrested.
Sodium Borate.
Spinal Ice Bag; to
lumbar vertebrae.
Tansy.
Turpentine.
Anemia.
.A.cids:for a tonic ac-
tion on the mucous
membranes in ane-
mia of young women.
Acid, Callic: in ane-
mia due to a chronic
mucous or other dis-
charge.
Alkalies: potash and
soda as gastric and
hepatic tonics.
Aloes: as tonic and
slight purgative.
Arsenic; in the cases
where iron fail of
its effect or does not
agree with the pa-
tient. Also in per-
nicious anemia.
Bitters.
Bullock’s Blood when : tumbler of w.ater is
iron fails, fresh or
dried, by enema.
Cactus Grandiflorus.
Calcium Lactophos-
phate: during nurs-
ing or after exhaus-
ting purulent dis-
charge.
Calcium Phosphate:
during growth, or
where system is en-
feebled by drain of
INDICATIONS.
any kind. in anemia from loss
Calomel. of blood or suppu-
Cetrarin. ration.
(0.6 Cold Sponging. Pancreatin : in feeble
Copper .\rsenite. digestion.
Diet and Hygiene. Pepsin; in feeble di-
Ferrohaemol. gestion.
Kerropyrine. Phosphorus.
Gaduol. Quinine: in malnutri-
Galvanization. tion.
Glycerinophosphates. Sea-bathing: good
Gold Salts. but not in chlorosis.
Hemo-gallol. Sodium Arsenate.
Hemoglobin. Sodium Hypophos-
Hypophosphite of Cal- phite.
cium or Sodium: in Spermine.
cases of nervous de- Strychnine.
bility; care must be Wine; with the food,
taken that it does to aid digestion.
not derange the di-
gestion. Aneurism.
Ichthalbin. Acid, Gallic, and iron.
Iron ; very useful. Aconite: to relieve
When stomach is at pain and slow the
all irritable the car- circulation.
bonate is often best. Aliment : low diet •,
Weak, anemic girls absolute rest.
with vomiting after Barium Chloride: in
food are best treated doses of */5 grn. (0.012
with the perchloride. grm.), perhaps rai-
In coated tongue the ses the arterial ten-
ammonio - citrate is sion.
often best to begin Calcium Chloride.
with. The malate Chloroform; inhaled
has been useful in to relieve dyspnea.
pernicious anemia. Digitalis is contra-in-
In gastric distur- dicated (Hare).
bance and consti- Electrolysis: some-
pation, a combina- times useful in caus-
tion with rhubarb is ing coagulation with-
often very effectual. in the sac.
Where mucous mem- Ergotin; a local hypo-
brane is very flabby, dermic injection has
large doses of the been successful.
perchloride. Chaly- Eucalyptus.
beate waters more Iron Chloride Soluti-
often succeed than on; to cause coagu-
pharmaceutical pre- lation on injection
parations; one drop into sac.
of the solution of Lead Acetate: useful,
perchloride in a combined with rest.
Morphine with cro-
:
an approximate sub- tonchloral, for pain.
stitute for them. Potassium Iodide;
Manganese salts: may very useful in doses
be given with iron — of 30 grn. (2.0 grm.).
not much use alone. Should be combined
Mercury Bichloride. with the recumbent
Naphthol, Beta-. position.
Nux Vomica: useful Strontium Iodide.
sometimes along Vera t rum Viride;
with iron. along with opium in
Ovaria sicc. quieting circulation.
Oxygen to be inhaled
: Zinc Chloride.
105 Manual.
INDICATIONS. I‘AR'1 II.

Angina Oatarrhalis. Nitroglycerine: like Acid. Carbolic:

— See also, Choking, nitrite of sodium. wash and injection
as
Croup Laryngitis.
, Phosphorus: daring after spontaneons
Pharyngitis, Throat intervals to lessen discharge, or on lint
Tonsillitis, etc. tendency. after opening.
Acid, Carbolic. Potassium Bromide: Alcohol: as needed.
Acid, Gallic, in full doses will re- Ammonium Acetate.
Alam. lieve the spasm. Ammonium Carbo-
Creolin; by vapor-in- Pyridine, nate: combined with
halation. Quinine: when any cinchona, after a free
Iron Chloride: as malarious taint is purge.
gargle, present. Arnica: fresh extract
Ichthyol : as gargle. Spermine. spread on adhesive
Potassium Chlorate: Spirit Ether. plaster and strapped-
as gargle. Strophantus. internal administra;
Potassium Nitrate. Strychnine someti- : tion is alsobeneficial.
Silver Nitrate. mes useful in mild Belladonna Extract:
Sodium Bicarbonate. cases in very small with glycerine, as
Sozoiodole-Sodium. doses. local anodyne.
Tonics Blister: to cover area,
Turpentine Oil lo- with hole in the
Angina Diphtheriti- cally to the chest center to allow dis-
ca. -See Diphtheria.
during paroxysms. charge.
Angina Pectoris. Bromine.
Aconite. Anorexia. — See also, Butyl-Chloral Hy-
drate to lessen the
Allyl Tribromide. lists of Tonics, Gas-
Antipyrine. tric Tonics, etc. pain of facial car-
Arsenic: to prevent buncle.
paroxysms. Acid. " Nitro- hydro- Calcium Sulphide:
Atropine. chloric: when follow- onetenth grn. (0.006
Cactus Grandiflorus. ing acute disease. grm.) hourly useful.
Chamomile in hyste- :
Absinthin. Collodion around
rical symptoms. Berberine Carbonate. base, leaving opening
Chloral : in lull doses. Calomel when follow-
:
in the center.
Chloroform: cau- ing acute disease; Creolin.
tiously inhaled to nitro- hydrochloric Dijodoform.
ease the pain. acid generally pre- Ether: sprayed on for
Cocaine (topically). ferable, however. a little time will
Cold: applied to fore- Capsicum in ;con- cause an eschar to
head gives relief. valescence. separate.
Convallaria. Cetrarin. Ethyle Chloride : for
Coniine Hydrobro- Chimaphila: in drop- local anesthesia.
sical cases, as a tonic Europhen.
mate.
Digitalis. and diuretic. Hydrogen Peroxide.
Ether to
: diminish Cinchonidine. Ichthalbin' internally.
pain, combined with Cinchonine Ichthyol topically.
opium ‘4-grn. in Eupatorinm. Iodine: locally, to
(0.015 grm
doses. Gentian. lessen pain and in-
)
Erythrol Tetranitrate. Nux Vomica Tincture. flammation . should
Morphine: hypoder- Oleoresin capsicum. be applied around
mically. Orexine, basic. the base.
Dionine. Orexine Tannate' of Iodoform useful local
;

Nitrite of Amyl gives very wide utility. antiseptic dressing.

:

great relief daring Quassia: especially lodoformogen

paroxysms; in athe- valu.able when fol-
lodole.
romatous arteries; lowing malarial Lead Carbonate.
must be used with fever. Menthol.
care. Quassin. Mercurial Ointment:
Nitrites of Sodium Somatose. early application will
and Potassium: less abort sometimes.
rapid than nitrite of Methylene Blue.
Anthrax. (Carbuncle.) mixed
amyl, but have more Opium: locally,
power to prevent re- Acid, Boric: as dress- with glycerine.
turn of symptoms. ing. Phosphorus: inter-
106
PART II. INDICATIONS.

nall.v. Ichthyol. Glycerite of Tannin:

Potassium Chlorate Iodoform : locally, to locally to pharynx.
and mineral acids: heal and relievo pain. Ignatia; like atropine.
internally adminis- Opium and Gall Oint- Ipecacuanha: wine as
tered. ment: relieves pain. spray in laryngeal
Potassium Permanga- Potassium Bromide: catarrh.
nate ; antiseptic lo- with five parts of Nux Vomica; locally
tion. glycerine locally. applied in impaired
Poultices: to relieve Rhatany: injected nervous power.
pain. after the bowels have Potassium Nitrate:
Pyoktanin. been opened by like borax.
Quinine and Carbolic enema. Pyrethrum Tincture.
Acid: internally. Silver Nitrate. Rue Oil: as inhalation
Silver colloidal. Sozoiodole-Potassi- in chronic catarrh.
Strapping: concentri- um. Solution Phenolsul-
cally. leaving center Sulphur: to keep phoricinate
free, lessens pain. motions soft Sozoiodole Zinc and
Terebene or oil Tur- Tannin: useful as a Milk Sugar (1 : 10)
pentine antiseptic
: local application. Insufflations.
application. Turkish Bath: in acute
Anus, Prolapsus of. laryngeal catarrh.
See Prolapstis Ani. Uranium Nitrate: as
Antrum, Disease of. spray in very chronic
Acid, Boric. Aphonia. — See also catarrh
Zinc Sulphate local
Bismuth Subnitrate. Hysteria. ;

Chloroform. astringent.
Iodine. Acid, Nitric: in' ho-
Sulphaminol.
Zinc Sulphate.
arseness from fatigue
or indigestion.
Aphthae. — See also,
Acid Sulphurous as
Cancrum Oris,
,

spray or inhalation,
Gums Parotitis,
Anns, Fissure of. Ptyalism, Stomati-
in clergyman’s sore- tis, Odontalgia,
Acid, Benzoic: as a throat. Tongue.
local application. Aconite; in the pain-
Acid. Carbolic one ful contraction of the Acid, Carbolic.
drop of 95 per cent, throat of singers. Acid. Hydrochloric in :

applied to fissure. Alum as spray in

: small doses and as
Belladonna: locally; chronic congestion a local application.
relieves spasms. of throat and larynx, Acids, Mineral dilute :

Bismuth with glycer-

: with hoarseness. solution as paint.
ine. as a local appli- Ammonium Chloride: Acid. Nitric: in small
cation. as vapor in laryngeal doses.
Calomel as ointment.
: catarrh. Acid. Salicylic: as lo-
Carron Oil as a dress- •
Argenti Nitras: as lo- cal application.
ing. cal astringent. Acid ,
Sulphurous:
Castor oil to keep : Atropine: in hysteri- well diluted as solu-
motions soft. cal aphonia; must tion or spray.
Chloral Hydrate in be pushed enough Acid, Tannic
dilute solution (2 per to produce physiolo- Alum. Exsiccated: to
cent ) as a dressing. gical symptoms. aphthous uldcer
Chloroform: diluted Belladonna. which do not reailys
with half its bulk of Benzoin Tincture; by- heal.
alcohol, will aid heal- inhalation in laryn- Argenti Nitras: very
ing. geal catarrh. useful locally.
Cocaine: in ointment. Borax; a piece the Bismuth: as local ap-
Collodion: locally, to size of a pea slowly- plication.
protect. sucked in sudden Borax: as honey or as
Dilatation forcible , hoarseness. glycerite, either alo-
relieves spasm. Chloroform; in hyste- ne or with chlorate
Hydrastis local appli- :
rical and nervous of potassium.
cation. cases. Chlorine Water lo- :
Ice: to relieve pain Electricity; locally. cally applied.
after operation. Ether; like chloro-
Ichthalbin.
Copper Sulphate;
form. weak solution pain-
107 Mnnwil,
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INDICATIONS. FAET 11.

ted over the aphthae. back of tongue, or Ichthyol; topically in

Coptis Trifolia; in-
fusion is employed
in New England.
Creolin.
Glycerine.
Mercury with chalk;
to remove the indi-
gestion on which
aphthip. frequently
depend.
Potassium Chlorate
exceedingly useful as
wash, 10 grn.(0.6 grm.)
to the oz. (30 cc.),
ne or with borax,
also given internally.
Potassium Iodide: as
local application, sol-
ution of 1 to 5 gm.
to the oz. (0.06 0.3
grm. to 30 cc.).
Pyoktanin.
Quinine; 1 grn.
grm.) every two or
three hours, in aph-
thae consequent on
diarrhea in infants.
art of drop every 5—10 per cent. oint.
E our. Ichthalbin; internally.
Diet and Hygiene, pro- Iodides.
phylactic; meat and Lithium Salts.
stimulants to be Lithium Salicylate.
taken very sparingly Lysidine.
exposure heat, over- Mercury Bichloride.
exertion, and espe- Mercury Oleate.
cially anger, to be Piperidine Bitarta-
avoided. rate.
Elaterium; in sup- Phenocoll Hydrochlo-
pository, or as ene- rate.
ma during attack. Piperazine.
alo- Electricity : t o pro- Potassa Solution.
mote absorption, Potassium Hromide.
after partial recovery Potassium Iodide.
has taken place. Saliformin.
Ice : to head. Sozoiodole-Mercury.
Mercurial purge.
— Mustard plaster to Asenris. -See Worms.
feet, ormustard foot-
(0.06
bath, and ice to head,
keeping head high
Ascites See also, —
Dropsy.
and feet low.
Nitroglycerine: to les- Acidum Nitricnm: in
sen cerebral con- cirrhosis of the liver.
gestion. Aconite in scarlatina
;

Rhubarb as compo-
: Opium and calomel. nephritis at the onset
und rhubarb powder, Potassium Bromide ;
of the attack.
to remove indiges- in combination with Apocynnm Canna-
tion. aconite. binnm: as diuretic.
Saccharin: in 2 or Potassium Iodide: to Arsenic: in old per-
3 per cent, solnt. with cause absorption of sonswithfeebleheart.
sodium bicarbonate. effused blood. Asclepias; in dropsy
Sodium Sulphite. Stimulants: cautious- of cardiac origin.
Sozoiodole-Sodium. ly exhibited, when Caffeine in cardiac
:

Sulphites. collapse is present. dropsy.

Strychnine: hypoder- Calomel: as diuretic
mically, if respiration in cardiac dropsy.
Apoplexy. — See also, fails. Cannabis Indica: as
Cerebral Congestion. Venesection very use- diuretic in acute and
Aconite : to lower ful or Leeches to re- chronic Bright’s dis-
blood -pressure and lieve arterial pres- ease with hematuria.
prevent further hem- sure when apoplexy Coronilla Extr.
orrhage, where pnlsa is threatening. Copaiba: especially
is strong and aterial Veratrum Viride. useful in hepatic and
tension high. cardiac dropsy.
Arsenic: in cerebal Appetite, Imi)aired. Croton Oil: in dropsy,
congestion proceed-
— See Anorexia. in */s of a drop doses
ing from apoplexy. every morning
Handaging the limbs. Appetite, Loss of. Cytisus Scoparius: in
Belladonna. See Anorexia. cardiac dropsy and
dropsy with chronic
Cactus Grandiflorus;
when apoplexy is
Arthritis. — (Gout.) Bright’s disease.
threatened. Acid formic, topically. Diuretics.
Calomel. Aconite. Digitalis: best in car-
Cold Water; to the Arsenic. diac dropsy; its ac-
head when face is Cimicifugin. tion is increased by
congested. Colchicine. combination with
Colocynth : as purga- Colchicum, Vine. squill and blue bill,

tive. Formin. Digitoxine.

Croton Oil; as purga- Gaduol. Elaterium; as hydra-
tive, one drop on Gold. gogue cathartic.
Utrtk’t MmmaL
108
PART II. INDICATIONS.

Gamboge: like elater- Asthma. It should only be

inm. Large doses administered during
Acid, llydriodic. a paroxysm and then
tolerated.
Acid. Hydrocyanic. pushed.
Gold.
Aconite in spasmodic
:
Bitter-Almond water.
Jaborandi in ana-
:

cases, also in asthma Bromides: only avail-

sarca and uremia.
in compound
consequent on nasal able in true spasmo-
Jalap :

powder as hydrago- catarrh in children. dic asthma; soon

Alcohol: in combina- lose their efficacy.
gue cathartic.
tion with amyl nitrite
Milk Diet: sometimes Caffeine: 1 to 5 grn.
in spasmodic asthma.
very useful when (0.06—0.3 grm.).
Alkalies: in chronic Camphor: 2 gi-n. (0.12
kidneys are inade-
quate.
bronchial catarrh. grm.) combined with
Allyl Tribomide. grm.) of
Pilocarpine. 1 grn. (0,06
Milk Sugar. Alum 10 grn. (0 6 grm.)
:
opium, in spasmodic
Podophyllin: in hepa- ofdry powdered alum asthma.
tic cirrhosis.
put on the tongue Cannabis Indica: so-
Potassium Bitartrate may arrest a spasm. metimes useful in
in combination with
Ammonia Vapor. chronic cases.
jalap in hepatic cir- Ammoniacum like :
Chamois-Leather
Asafetida. Waistcoat; reaching
rhosis.
Saliformin. Ammonium Benzoate- low down the body
Sambncus. Amyl Nitrite: some- and arms, in bron-
Squill: as diuretic in
times checks par- chial asthma.
cardiac dropsy. oxysm in spasmodic Chloral Hydrate; dur-
Stillingia: in hepatic
asthma and dyspnea ling paroxysm.
dropsy. due to cardiac hyper- Chloralamide.
Theobromine Salicy- trophy. Must not be Chloroform relieves
:

late or its double- given in chronicbron- when inhaled from

salts, the Urophe- chi tis and e mphy -
tumbler or with
rines. sema. warm water.
Anemonin. Cocaine.
Anesthetics: as a tem-
Asphyxia from porary remedy in
Coffee: very strong,
Chloroform. during paroxysm.
severe cases.
Colchicine or Colchi-
Amyl Nitrite. Antimony : in asthma- cum : in gouty cases.
Artificial respiration. tic conditions in chil-
Compressed or Rari-
Cold Douche. dren Vsn grn. (0,00075
fied air.
Electricity. grm.) of tartar emetic
Coniine: Hydrobro-
Oxygen. every quarter of an
mate or Conium
Suprarenal Extract. hour.
palliative in a chron-
Antispasmin.
ic case.
Apomorphine emetic,
Astasia. — See Abasia in asthma due to a
:
Counter - irritation:
and Astasia. applied for a short
peripheral blocking
time only, at frequent
of the air-tubes.
intervals.
Asthenopia, Arsenic in small doses
:
Creosote: vapor in
Acid, Hydrocyanic: in in cases associated bronchitic asthma.
irritable ophthalmia. with bronchitis or Diet and Hygiene.
Atropine: to prevent simulating hay fever, Duboisine Sulphate.
spasms. or in the bronchitis Ery throl Tetranitrate.
Eserine or Pilocarp- of children, or in the
Ether in : full doses at
ine in weak solution,
: dyspeptic asthma.
to stimulate ciliary Inhaled as cigarettes commencement of at-
tack, or administered
muscle. with caution.
by inhalation.
Hot Compresses. Asafetida: as an ex-
Ethyl Iodide: 15 to 20
Massage. pectorant where dropsinhaled may re-
Myot 0 m y, Intraocu. there is profuse dis-
lieve spasm.
lar: to relieve
spasms- charge.
Eucalyptus: someti-
Physostigma; in the Aspidospermine.
aralysis Atropine. mes along with stra-
produced monium, belladonna,
E y diphtheria, and in Belladonna:
senile asthenopia.
inter- and tobacco.
nally in large doses Eucalyptus
Strychnine. Oil. in
to relieve paroxysm. spray.
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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Euphorbia pilulifera. subcutaneously also ;

tnre.
(laivanism ot'Pncumo- in humid astlima if Strychnine; in weak-
gastrir Region; posi- there is no cardiac ness of the respira-
tive pole beneath dilat.ation. tory center.
mastoid p roe ess- Potassium Uromide. Sultonal.
negative pole to epi, Potassium Cyanide. Suifnrated Potassa.
gastrium. Potassium Iodide; in Sulphur fumes: in
Gelsemium useful in .•
large doses when bronchitic asthma.
some cases, but after asthma is due to Tobacco: smoking is
a time may fail. acute bronchial sometimes beneficial.
Grindelia.' to prevent catarrh. Turkish Ratbs: in
or cut short attack; Ointment of Potassi- bronchial asthma.
used as cigarette. um Iodide, Sodium Zinc Oxide.
Hyoscine Hydrobro- Iodide and Iodine
mate; in spasmodic with Lanoline, topi- —
Asthenia. See Ady-
asthma. cally on the breast.
namia, Convales-
Icbtbalbin. Potassium itrate in- N ;
cence.
Iodine ; painting the halation of fumes of
line of the pneumo- paper relieves
gastric nerve with paroxysm. Some- Astigmatism.
liniment or tincture times advisable to Suitable Glasses.
in pure spasmodic mix a littlechlorate
asthma, with it. Atheroma .
— See also,
lodipin. Potassium Nitrite. Aneurism.
Ipecacuanha as a Pyridine in bronchial
spray in bronchial
; ;

asthma, vapor to be
Ammonium Bromide.
asthma, especially in inhaled.
Ammonium Iodide to :

good in promote absorption.

children ; useless in Quebracho;
Arsenic: often useful,
true asthma. nephritic and spas-
to prevent modic asthma.
especially where
Lobelia :
cerebral
there are
and cut short pa- Quinine during inter-
;
symptoms.
roxysm. Cautiously vals when the attacks
Barium Chloride.
used in cardiac we- are periodical.
Calcium Lactophos-
.akness. Resorcin: relieves
phate.
Lobeline Sulphate. dyspnea.
Cod-Liver Oil.
Menthol. Sandalwood Oil.
Digitalis: requires
Mercurials; in spas- Sanguinarine. useful
caution in
modic and bronchitic Sodium Arsenate: as general
;

capillary
asthma combined. tonic, acts probably
atheroma.
Morphine .• combined on respiratory cen- Hypophosphites.
with belladonna, very tre.
Phosphates.
useful. Sodium Iodide. Pho sphor us; in
Ni tr o g] y ce r in e; in Sodium Nitrate: like
minute doses along
bronchitic, neidiritic nitroglycerine.
with codliver oil, in
and spasmodic Sodium Phosphate:
cases with cerebral
asthma. sometimes effica-
symptoms.
NuX Vomica; in cious.
Quinine; like arsenic.
dyspeptic asthma. Sodium Sulphite.
Oil Eucalyptus. Solanine.
()il of amber. Spermine: as tonic. Atrophy.
Opium hypodermic- Str am onium some- Arsenic; in muscular
ally during pa- times very useful. atrophy.
roxysm. May be made into Electricity.
Oxaphor. cigarettes, or 20 grn. Massage.
()xy gen as inhalation
;
( 1,2
grm.) of dried Olive Oil inunction to
:

during paroxysm. leaves may be mixed atrophied parts.

Pepsin; exceedingly with nitrate of po- Strychnine.
useful in preventing tassium, and the
attacks in dyspeptic fumes inhaled. A lit-
tle powdered ipeca-
Balanitis . —See also-
subjects. Ph imosis, Go nor
I’hysostigma. cuanha may often be rhea.
Pilocarpine Hy- added.
dro chlorate; in Strontium Iodide. Acid. Carbolic.
spasmodic asthma. Strophanthus Tine- Acid, Tannic.
Uerrk*§ Manual.
110
PART II. INDICATIONS.

.Alum. irrigation, if sores in jaundice due to

.Alumnol. tend to burrow. catarrh of the bile-
Bismuth Snbgallate. Iodoform, ducts, early stage of
Creolin. lodole cirrhosis: deficient
Ichthyol. Iron Chloride: as intestinal secretion.
Lead Water. tonic. Ammonium Iodide: in
Lime Water: as lotion. Medicated Poultices: catarrh of duodenum
Mercury yellow wash,
:
patient to lie with and biliary ducts, in
as lotion. poultices under the the early stage of cir-
Silver Nitrate: parts likely to be af- rhosis,in the malarial
molded. fected; if fetor cat- cachexia efficacy in-
;

Sozoiodole-Po- aplasma carbonis; if creased by the addi-

tas sium dusting : sloughing, addition tion of arsenic.
powder. of Balsam of Peru. Angostura: in bilious
Sozoiodole - Sodium : Pyoktanin. fevers.
lotion. Quinine: local Argenti Oxidum.
Tannin or Zinc Oxide dressing. Bromides and Chloral
as dusting-powder. Salt und Whisky : top- Hydrate.
Tannoform. ically to harden skin. Bryonia: in bilious
Zinc Sulphate. Silver Nitrate: dusted headache.
over open bed-sores. Butter: large doses
Baldness . — See Alope- Silver Lactate to be given in the
cia. Silver Citrate. morning on an
Soap Plaster applied
: empty stomach.
Barber’s Itch. — See after washing with
bichloride solution
Calomel: in excessive
Sycosis. production with defi-
(1 in 5000; and dusting cient secretion calo-
Basedow’s Disease.
with iodoform o r mel or blue pill at
:

— See Exophthal- iodoformogen.

SozoiodolePotassium.
night and a black
mos and Goiter. draught in the morn-
Styptic Collodion. ing.
Tannate of Lead: at Calumba as stomach-
Bed-Sores. an early stage.
:

ic tonic.
Alcohol: as wash [to Tannoform. Carlsbad Water: a
prevent: afterwards Zinc Oxide: ointment. tumbler sipped warm
dust with powdered on rising very useful.
starch. Biliotisness.— .See al- Chiraita.
.Alum: with white of so. Dyspepsia, Hep- Colocynth.
egg, as local applica- atic Congestion, Du- Euonymin : at night,
tion. followed in the morn-
odenal Catarrh.
Aristol. ing by a saline purge.
Balsam of Peru and Acids, Mineral: ni- Friedrichshall Wa-
Unguentum Resinse: trohydrochloric acid ter: a wineglassful
equal parts spread on especially useful in in a tumbler of hot
cotton wool. chronic hepatic water slowly sipped
Bismuth Subnitrate. affections, dysentery on rising.
Catechu: with lead and dropsy of hepatic Horse Exercise.
subacetate, to harden origin. Hydrastis: when
skin. Aconite: as adjunct to chronic gastric ca-
Charcoal as poultices,
: podophyllin. tarrh is present, in
to stop bed-sores. Alkalies: in indi- chronic catarrh of
Galvanic Couplet: of gestion due to ob- the duodenum and
zinc and silver; one struction to the flow bile -ducts, with in-
element on sore, the of bile. spissation of the
other on adjacent Alkaline Mineral Wa- bile and gallstones.
part. ters: in catarrh of the Ipecacuanha.
Glycerine: prophylac- bile-duct, early stage Iridin.
tic local application. of cirrhosis, and ob- Leptandra.
Hydrargyri Perchlori- struction to the hepa- Manganese: in mala-
dum a solution
:
tic circulation. rial jaundice.
mixed with diluted Aloes in constipation,
:
Mercuri.al C.athartics:
alcohol. and indeficient secre- in moderate doses:
Ichthyol. tion of bile. night and morning,
Incisions: followed by Ammonium Chloride: or in small doses

111 httrck*M Manual.

INDICATIONS. I’AUT II.

more fTe<iuoiitly re- out the bladder. Hy08(;yamu8.

peated. Especially Arctost. Uva Ursi. 1 n d i a n C o r n Silk
useful when the Ammonium Borate. (Stigmata Maidis):
stools are pale, is Antinosin. a mild stimulant di-
the bichloride. Arhutin. uretic; infusion ad
Mercury Iodide, , Betol lib.
Green. Creolin; by injection. Pareira; in <;hronic
Mercury Oxide, Yel- Ichthyol. irritable bladder.
low. Juniper.
Milk Cure; in obstin- Methylene Blue. Bladder, Paralysis
ate cases. Pichi-Pichi. of.
Mustard Plaster. Saliformin.
Opium. Salol. Cannabis Indica; in
Ox-Gall. Thymol. retention, from spi-
Neuenahr-Water. Wildungen-Water. nal disease.
Podophyllum; in place Cantharides; in atonic;
of mercury when Bladder. Iiitlamiiia- bladder, painting
stools are dark.
Rhamnus
tioii of. — See Cys- around the umbilicus
with the acetum.
frangula. titis.
Rhubarb; ns hepatic Catheterisation.
stimulant. Ergot; in par.alysis,
Bladder. Irritable.
either of bladder or
Salines.
See also Cystitis,
,
sphincter, whenblad-
Salol.
Dysiiria , Enuresis,
Sodium Oleate inter-
Litkiasis, Calculi,
der is so that urine
nally. is retained, and in-
Urinary Disorders.
Sodium Phosphate; continence in sphinc-
in bilious sick head- Acid, Benzoic; in lar- ter.
ache; also in catarrh ge prostate, and al- Galvanism; in lumbar
of the gall -duct in kalina urine. region.
children; dose, 10 Alkalies; vegetable Nicotine: 1 fl. oz (30.0
grn. (0.6 grm.). cc.) of a 4 per cent,
salts, specially of
Stillingia; in cirrh- potassium when the solution injected by
osis; torpidity and urine is acid. catheter and then
jaundice following Almond Emulsion. with drawn in a few
intermittent fever; Ammonium Benzoate ;
minutes.
ascites due to hepa- like benzoic acid. Strychnine.
tic changes; to be Aquapuncture.
combined with Nux Arhutin. Bleiiorrhuea. — See
Vomica, in deficient Belladonna; in the Gonorrhea.
secretion. irritable bladder of
children, more es- Blenorrhoia Neona-
Bites Hiid StiiiRS. — pecially when caus- torum. —
See Oph-
See Stings mid liites. ing nocturnal incon- thalmia Neonato-
tinence. rum.
Bladder Affections. Buchu; in combinati-
on with the vegetable Blepharitis.
Acid Carbolic.
salts of potassium,
Aseptol.
Berberine Sulphate;
when urine is very Acid, Boric
acid. Acid, Tannic.
for atony.
Cannabis indica. Alkaline or neutralLo-
Codeine
Cantharides; in women tions: warm, to re-
Formaldehyde, move the secretion.
without acute in-
dallobromol. Alum.
flammation or uter-
Methylene Blue. Bismuth.
ine displacement; al-
Pichi-Pichi.
so inirritable bladder Borax.
Salol. Chloral Hydrate. 5
produced by chron-
Saliformin. per cent, solution,
ic enlargement of
Sozoiodole-Sodium. to remove scabs and
the prostate.
Wildungen-AVater. crusts.
Copaiba; in chronic.
irritability. Copper Sulphate: in-
Bladder, Catarrh of. Cnbebs; like copaiba. stil a very dilute
— See also, Cystitis. Kucalyptol. solution.
Acid, Benzoic. Gelseminine. Creolin, 1 or 2 per
Acid, Boric; Washing Hops. cent, solution.

112
PART II.
INDICATIONS.

Gadiiol: as tonic. Cocaine; to allay the Cod-LiverOil in scrof-:

Glycorinopliosphates pain. ulous conditions.

as tonic. Collodion: painted Gaduol.
Hydrastis. over whole surface Glycerinophosphates.
Ichthall)in: as altera- to abort papular Hypophosphites.
tive. stage. Over base, Iodine alone, or with
:

Ichthyol: topically. leaving centre free, cod-liver oil.

Iron: to remove tlie in pustular stage. lodipin.
anemia usually pres- Counter-i rritation: Iodoform: as dressing
ent. by plasters surroun- to exposed bone.
Largin. ding the boil. Iron Iodide.
Mercury-Nitrate Oint- Gaduol as alterative.
: Lactophosphat.es.
ment; very useful Ichthalbin: internally Lactates.
application. If too Ichthyol: topically. Mercury Iodide, Red.
strong dilute with
. Lead Subacetate Solu- Phosphorus.
vaselin or simple tion Pyoktanin.
ointment. Menthol. Strontium Iodide.
Mercury Oxide, Red. Mercury Bichloride.
Pulsatilla: internally Mercury Iodide, red. Brain, Anemia of.
and locally. Mercury Ointment. See Cerebral Ane-
Milk (Application). Opium locally to re-
:
mia.
Pyoktanin: pencil. move pain.
Silver Nitrate pencil- :
Phosphates: espe- Brain, Pever of.
ling the border of cially of sodium, as
See Meningitis, Cer-
the lid with the so- a constitutional ebrospinal Meningi-
lid. agent.
tis: Tgphoid Fever,
Sodium Bicarbonate. Potassium Chlorate
Tgphtts.
as an alterative.
Blisters. — See Burns Poultices: to relieve
and pain and hasten ma- Brain, Inilainination
Scalds.
turation. of. —See Verebritis.
Pyoktanin.
Boils. —See also, Acne, Silver colloidal. Brain, Softening of.
Anthrax.
Silver Nitrate: strong See Cerebral Soft-
Acid, carbolic: injec- solution painted over ening.
tion. the skin round boil.
Acid Nitrate of Mer- Strapping properly : Breasts, Inllained or
cury: to abort at an applied gives great Swollen.—-S'eeAfasf-
early stage. relief. itis. Abscess, Lacta-
Acid, Salicylic. Subcutaneous Incis- tion, Nipples.
Aluminium Acetate. ions.
Aluminium Aceto-tar- Sulphides: in small
doses to abort or
Breath, Fetid.
trate.
Alumnol. hasten maturation. Benzoic Acid; in
Arnica: locally as an Sulphites. spray.
ointment, and also Sulphur Waters. Bismuth Sulphopheny-
internally. Solution Gutta- late.
Arsenic to lessen ten-
:
Percha. Camphor.
dency to recurrence. Unguentum Hydrar- Carbolic Acid: dilute
Belladonna inter- ;
gyri : early applied solution as wash to
nally, or as local ap- around will prevent mouth.
plication. sloughing. Charcoal.
Boric Acid as a dress-
: Chlorine liq. chlori
:

ing. Bone, Diseases of. or chlorinated lime

Calcium Chloride. See also. Caries, as lotion.
Calcium Sulphide; to Exostosis, Nodes, Gymnema.
hasten maturation Per iostitis. Rachitis, Permanganate of Po-
or abort. Spina Bifida, etc. tassium as wash to
:

Camphorated Alcohol: Calcium Salts; the mouth.

as local application phosphate in rickets, Thymol.
in early stage. in delay of union fo
Camphor, Carbolated. fractures; the chlo- Bright’s Disease.
Caustic.
Chloral Hydrate.
ride in strumous sub- Acute. i) e e —also,
jects. Albuminnria, He-
113 M«rck*$ Manual.
8
 —
INDICATIONS. CART II,

matnria, i^carlet Bronchiectasis.— See Sodium Benzoate.

Fever, Uremia. also, Fmphysenui. Sodium Iodide.
»
Chlorine: as inhala- Solanin.
Aconite,
Acid, Gallic. tion to lessen fetor. .Stramonium.
Alkaline salts. Creosote as inhala-
:
Sulphur.
Terebene.
Ammonintn Benzoate. tion.
Iodine: as inhalation. Terpine Hydrate.
Antipyrine.
Arbntin. Phosphates and Hypo- Thymol.
phosphites. Zinc Oxide.
Belladonna.
Bromides. Qninine.
Bronchitis, .Acute.
Caffeine. Terebene: as inhala-
See also, Couyh.
Cannabis Indica. tion.
Cantharides. Aeetanilid.
Coccionella. Acid. Carbolic.
Bronchitis.
Digitalis. Acid, Nitric when ex-
:

Aeetanilid. pectoration is free

Elaterium,
Acid, Arsenions and too copious.
Encalyptns.
Acid, Benzoic. Aconite Tincture: one-
Fuchsine.
Gold Chloride. Acid, Camphoric. half to 1 min. (0.0.S
Acid, Carbolic. 0,06 cc.) every hour
Hydrastis.
Acid. Hydroiodic. at the commence-
Hyoscyamns.
Hyoscine Hydrobro- Alum. ment of an acute
mate. Ammonium Benzoate. catarrhal attack.
.lalap.
Ammonium Chloride. Actsea Racemosa in :

Jnniper Oil.
Ammonium Iodide. acute catarrh and
Lead.
Ammonium Salicy- bronchitis when the
Mercury Bichloride. late. more active symp-
Nitroglycerine.
Astringent sprays for toms have subsided.
excessive secretion. Alkalies: to render
Oil Turpentine.
Pilocarpine.
Anemonin mucus less viscid.
Potassium Bitartrate. Antispasmin. Amber Oil: counter-
Potassium Citrate. Antimony .Sulphide, irritant over spine in
Golden. children.
Potassium Iodide.
Sodium Benzoate. Antimony and Potas- Ammoniacum: very
sium Tartrate. useful in old people.
Sodium Bicarbonate.
Strontium Lactate. Arsenic. Ammonium Acetate.
Theobromine salts.
Chlorophenol. Ammonium Car-
Cocaine. bonate: Where much
Codeine. expectoration and
Bright’s Disease,
Conium. much depression; or
Chronic .
—See also,
Creosote. where the mucus is
Dropsy, Uremia. Digitalis. very viscid and ad-
Acid, Gallic. Dionin. herent.
Bromides, Ethyl Iodide. .Apomorphine causes :

Cannabis Indica. Eucalyptol. a copious expectora-

Elaterium. Hydrastis. tion in the early
Eucalyptns. Iodides. stage.
Fuchsine. Iodine. Asafetida: like am-
Gold. Mercury Siibsnlphate. moniacum.
Hemo-gallol. Myrtol. Belladonna: in acute
Hydrastis. Naphtalin. bronchitis of chil-
Iron. Nux Vomica Tincture. dren to stimulate
Jaborandi. Oil Eucalyptus. respiratory centre.
.Talap. Oil Pinus Purailio. Benzoin and Benzoic
Lead. Oil Pinus Sylvestris. Acid: ldram(4,0grm.)
Mercury Bichloride. Oxygen. inhaled from hot
Nitroglycerine. Peronin. water eases cough
Oil Turpentine. Phosphates. and lessens expecto-
Potassium Bitartrate. Physostigmiue. ration.
Potassium Iodide. Potassium Citrate Bleeding: from the
Uvae Drsi Folia. with Ipecac. superficial jugular
Potassium Cyanide. veins in severe pul-
Bromidrosis. — See Pyridine: as inhala- monary engorge-
Feet. tion. ment.
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 INDICATIONS.
PART 11.

gestion and little exiJCCtorant and

(’amphor.
secretion. emetic.
t:hloral Hydrate: to
Morphine one-half Ammonium C a r b o -
be used with caution, :

nate: when much

to allay pain.
com-
grn. (0,03 grm.)
bined with Quinine fluid or viscid expec-
Cimicifuga. and com-
Cod Liver Oil: re- (10 grn. = grm.) 0,6 toration
will abort the at- mencing lividity;
lieves.
gouty tack if given early also as an emetic.
Colchicum in
cases.
:

enough. Ammonium Carbo-

Muscarine in doses of nate and Carbolic
Copaiba: in advanced :

stage of disease. >H grn. (0,0075 grm.) acid ail, mixed anew,
at the commence- for inhalation.
Counter-irritants: dry
cupping most effica-
ment of the attack Ammonium Chloride;
well combined with to promote secre-
cious in acute cases;
digitalis. tion.
mustard leaves mus- :

tard poultices.
Mustard: poultice in Ammonium Iodide: in
Croton Oil: as lini-
acute bronchitis of small rapid ddses
children and adults; relieves much.
ment; vesication
foot bath. Antimony.
must not be pro-
Opium: as Dover’s Apomorphiue: to pro-
duced.
powder to cut short duce a plentiful fluid
Cubebs: when secre- and along
tion is copious.
attack, secretion; also as
Demulcents: licorice,
with expectorants to nauseant expecto-
lessen cough. rant.
linseed.
Dionin.
Peronin. Camphor as expecto-
:

Pilocarpine: in abun- rant and stimulant.

Eucalyptol.
Eucalyptus : as lini-
dant exudation. Cupping: four to six
Potassium Chlorate: dry cups over the
ment combined with increases the
belladonna in the first back often give very
fluidity of the expec- great relief, and if
early stage; inter-
toration, then dimin- the pulmonary con-
nally in the late
ishes it in quantity, gestion appears very
stage.
increasing the fee- great wet cups should
Garlic, Oil of: in the
ling of relief. be placed instead,
acute bronchitis of
Poultices: in children and 8 to 10 oz. (240
children.
Heroin.
to encircle the whole — 300 cc.) of blood
Ipecacuanha : when chest. withdrawn from
Quinine: to reduce
expectoration is adult.
scanty, dryness in temperature. Ethyl Iodide: as an in-
chest, ipecacuanha in Sanguin aria: after halation.
large doses; also acute symptoms have Iodides: are very ser-
when expectoration subsided. viceable to diminish
has become more Senega: in the ad- viscidity of expec-
abundant hut diffi- vanced stage of acute toration if given in
cult to expel.
disorder. very low doses.
Iron. Squill Syrup: combi- Ipecacuanha: as ex-
Jalap with bitartrate
:
ned with camphora- pectorant and emetic.
of potassium instead ted tincture of opium Mustard: as poultices.
of bleeding in en- after acute stage is Oil Amber with Olive
'

of the over.'^' '

Oil (1:3): applied to
gorgement
right side of the Tartar Emetic: in dry back and chest.
heart. stage to promote se- Pilocarpine in abund-
:

Lead: in profuse dis- cretion; most useful ant non-purulent ex-

charge. in first stage. udation: not to be
Lobelia: when cough Turpentine Oil : when used in dilatation of
is paroxysmal and expectoration pro- veins and right side
there is much expec- fuse: also as initia- of the heart.
toration slightly nau- tion or stupe. Poultices: over whole
seant. expectorants Zinc Oxide. chest.
are good combined Quinine.
with opium. Bronchitis, Capillary. Serpentaria in chil- :

Mercury: in some — See also, Cough. dren as a stimulant

cases useful where expectorant.
there is much con- Alum : as a nauseating Subsulphate of Mer-
J 15 tferck*a Manual.
INDICATIONS. PART a.

cury a nuuseant, ex-

;
Balsam of Tolu; the Euphorbia Pilulifera.'
pectorant and eme- same. Gaduol a most useful
;

tic. Belladonna; to chil- remedy.

Turpentine Oil; in dren choked with Galbauum; like am-
languid circulation secretion give 1 moniac.
in the capillaries. minim (0.06 cc.) of Grindelia; expectorant
Water; hot and cold tincture every hour when the cough is
dashes if death is to stimulate respira- troublesome.
imminent from suffo- tory centre. It also Gnaiacol.
cation. lessens the secretion. Guaiacol Vapor.
Benzoin; as inhalation Hydrastis; in chronic
or as spray. coryza.
Bronchitis, Olironic. Burgundy Pitch; em-
— See also, Cough, lastrum in chronic
Hypnal for cough.
;

Iodides and Iodine; as

Emphysema. ronchitis. inhalation or lini-
Acids; to diminish a Camphor. ment to chest, to
chronic copious ex- Cannabis Indica; in lessen expectoration
pectoration. very chronic cases. in chronic bronchitis;
Acid, Carbolic; as in- Carbonic Acid Gas; in the hoarse hollow
halation or as spray. inhaled, alternating cough of infants after
Acid, Gallic; in pro- w'ith open air. measles.
fuse discharge. Chamois Waistcoat. Iodoform.
Acid, Nitric; in mix- Cheken; the fluid ex- Ipecacuanha; the wine
tures, to remedy the tract renders expec- asspray in much
effect on digestion toration easier, and expectoration; in
produced by seda- paroxysms less fre- emetic doses in child-
tives like opium. quent. ren where the bron-
Acid, Sulphurous; as Chloral Hydrate; a chioles are blocked
inhalation or spray. sol u'tion of 10 grn. up with mucus.
Alum; in children with (0.6 grm.) to the oz. Iron; when expector-
copious expectora- (80 cc.) used as a ation is profuse.
tion in doses of 3 grn. spray to allay cough. Koumyss regimen; so-
(0.2 grm.). Cimicifuga; some- metimes very useful.
Ammonia; when there times relieves the Lobelia; when there
is difficulty in bring- hacking cough. is spasmodic dysp-
ing up expectora- Codeine; in place of nea.
tion. opium when the Mercury ; to diminish
Ammoniac; very use- latter disagrees. congestion.
ful,especially in eld- Cod-Liver Oil; one of Morphine; to quiet
erly people. the most useful of cough, in small do-
Ammonium Chloride; all remedies. ses.
to render the secre- Colchicine Myrrh.
tion less viscid. Colchicum; in acute Myrtol.
Anemonin cases. Oil Sandalwood.
Antimony; when secre- Conium; the vapor to Opium; to lessen se-
tion is scanty. relieve cough. cretion and cough.
Apocodeine Hydro- Copaiba; Like Balsam Peronin; in place of
chlorate. Peru. morphine for the
Apomorphine Hydro- Creosote; inhaled to cough.
chlorate. allay cough. Phosphates; in very
Arsenic; in emphyse- Crude Petroleum; in chronic cases.
ma and asthmatic capsules or pills in Physostigma; in
attack as cigarettes, chronic bronchitis. chronic cases with
where there is much- Cubebs like copaiba.
;
great dyspnea.
wheezing and little Dionin in place of Physostigmine.
bronchitis following Morphine for the Plumbic Acetate; in
the sudden disappe- cough. profuse secretion.
arance of eczematous Digitalis; where heart Potassium Carbonate;
rash. is feeble, especially in viscid secretion.
Asafetida; like ammo- in the aged. Potassium Iodide: in
niacum. Emetics. combination with an-
Balsam of Peru when
; Ethyl Iodide. tim. tart, in cases of
expectoration is cop- Eucalyptus; stimulant great dyspnea.
ious. expectorant. Sanguinaria: with
Hunual.
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 PART n. INDICATIONS.

,1
other expectorants. Ammonium Iodide: bruise.
^
Senega; when expul- small doses frequent- Compressed Sponge.
sive efforts are feeole. ly repeated; value Convallaria Polygo-
Serpentaria; like se- increased by the ad- natum. (Solomon’s
nega. dition of arsenic. Seal); the Juice from
Spinal Ice-bag: in ex- Apomorphine Hydro- the fresh root will
'
cessive secretion. chlorate. take .away a “black
Squill: where expec- Asafetida: like am- eye“.
toration is thick. moniac. Diiodoform.
Steam Inhalations. Astringents. Hamamelis: locally.
Stramonium: in dry Cod-liver Oil. Ice.
cough. Copaiba: stimulant Ichthyol.
Strychnine: as respi- expectorant; to be Iodoform.
I'
ratory stimulant. given in capsules. lodole.
Sulphur: where ex- Creosote Lead Water: to allay
pectoration is copi- Cnbebs; like copaiba. pain.
' ons, bronchitis se- Eucalyptol. Oil of Bay: same as
'
vere, and constitu- Eucalyptus Oil some- ; Capsicum.
'
tional debility. times very useful. Opium : local appli-
‘
Sumbul. Gadnol efficacious al-
: cation to relievepain.
Tar: to lessen secre- terant tonic. Pyoktanin.
tion and allay chron- Grindelia; respiratory Sozoiodole-P o t a s s i-
ic winter cough; stimulant. nm: as dusting pow-
* given in pill or as Iodine as counter-
: der.
* spray. irritant to chest, and Sozoiodole - Sodium
*
Terebene internally
: as inhalation. as wash.
•, or as inhalation. Iodoform,
* Terpin Hydrate. lodole. Bubo. — See also.
Turkish Hath: to Lead Acetate: to les- Chancroid, Syphilis.
clear up a slight sen secretion. Acid, Carbolic; by in-
attack and to render Myrtol: in profuse jection.
the patient less sus- fetid expectoration. Acid, Nitric: as local
- coptible to taking Oil Finns Pumilio. application to indo-
J cold. Oil Finns Sylvestris: lent bubo.
' Turpentine Oil: as as inhalation. Aristol.
liniment to chest in Phosphates; tonic. Blisters: followed up
j children. Quinine: tonic. by application of
Zinc Oxide: to con- Spinal Ice-bag to les- :
tine, iodi, will often
* trol too profuse a sens secretion. cause absorption.
^ secretion. Sulphurous Acid as :
Calomel.
inhalation or spray. Chloral Hydrate 25
Broiichocele. — See Terebene •
per cent,
:

solution,
Goiter. Terpin Hydrate. antiseptic and sti-
Terpentine Oil stimu- ;
mulant application.
Broiichorrhea. — See lant expectorant, and
also as inhalation.
Copper Sulphate; 4
also, Cough. grn. 10.25 grm.) to the
j
oz (30 cc.).
' Acid. Carbolic: as Bruises.
Creolin.
spray. Acid, Sulphurous: as Diaphtherin.
1 Acid, Gallic: remote local application Diiodoform.
astringent. constantly applied. Europhen.
* Alcohol accordingly
: Aconite liniment lo-
:
Hydrargyri Perchlo-
* as it agrees or dis- cally, to relieve pain. ridum: epidermis is
agrees with patient. Alcohol. first removed by a
Alum a remote as-
:
Ammonium Chloride. blister and then a
- tringeiit. Arnica; as local .ap- saturated aqueous
Ammoniac; in the plication of no more solution applied; a
' aged. use than alcohol, and poultice is then ap-
Ammonium Carbon- sometimes gives rise plied to separate the
ate : stimulant ex- to much inflamma-
:
eschar leaving a
pectorant. tion this it will do if
,

; healthy ulcer.
Ammonium Chloride: the skin is abraded. Ice: to relieve pain
stimulant expecto- Capsicum remove
: to and lessen infl.am-
rant. discoloration of mation.
117 Mt.rrk*$ M<muaK

INIUCATIONS.
Iclithyol.
Iodine: ns counter-
irritant applied
round the bubo.
Iodoform as local ap-
: Acid, Picric: bath and
plication,
lodole.
Lend Lotions: com-
presses soaked in
these will abort, or
assist in the healing
process.
Mercury as local ap-
: Adam: finely powdered
plication after open-
ing bubo when sy- ,
philitic affection
great.
Orthoform.
Peroxide of Hydrogen:
wash and dress bubo
withlintsoakedin it.
PotassaPusa: to open,
instead of the knife.
Potassium Chlorate:
applied as fine pow-
der.
Pyoktanin.
Sliver Nitrate: light-
ly applied to surface
in indolent bubo.
Sozoiodole-P o t a s s i-
um incision at first
:
sign of suppuration,
followed by washing
with antiseptics.
Sulphides: to clieck
suppuration not so I Chlorinated Soda: in
useful as in an or-
dinary abscess.
Tartar Emetic; when
inflammationis acute
and fever consider-
able.
Xerofonn.
Bunion. — ^ See also,
Btirsiiis.
Iodine: painted on in
indolent forms,
Rest: when thickened
and painful. Pres-
sure is removed by-
thick .plasters, with
'
a hole in the center.
Burns and Scalds.
Absorbent Dressings.
Acetanilid.
Acid, Boric: useful as
ointment or lint
dressings, or as boric
oil.
: :
PART II.
Acid Carbolic: 1 |)er prevent cicatrix.
cent, solution re- Ichthalbin.
lieves pain and pre- Ichthyol.
vents suppuration. Iodoform: local anes-
thetic and antiseptic.
dressing. Lead Carbonate: *. e.
Acid, Salicylic: 1 in white-lead paint, for
60 olive oil. small burns; should
Alkalies: soon remove be applied instantly.
the pain on exposure Lead Water.
to the air after ap- Linimentum Calc is
plication. (lime-water with lin-
seed oil).
over foul bleeding
,
Morphine and Atro-
granulations. pine: to allay pain.
is Antipyrine: in solu- Naftalan.
tion or ointment. Oil and Litharge: ap-
Argenti Nitras: wash plied as a varnish,
with a solution of containing 5 per cent.
4 to 8 grn. (0.26—0.5 Salicylic Acid.
grm.) to the 07, (30 cc.) 01. Mentha! Piperitie:
and wrap in cotton painted on.
wool. Oil in burns, caused
Bismuth Subgallate. by acids.
Bismuth Subnitrate Orthoform.
a thick paste with Phytolacca: to relieve
glycerine protective. pain.
Calcium Bisulphite Potassium Chlorate:
(sol.). solution 5 grn.- to 1
Carron Oil: in recent 07. (0.3 grm. 30.0 : cc.).
burns. Pyokt.anin.
Chalk, Oil and Vine- Resorcin.
gar: applied ns a Rhubarb Ointment:
paste of a creamy one part of root to
consistence, relieves two of lard.
pain at once. Rhus Toxicodendron.
Soap Suds: instead of
dilute solution. alkali, if it is not at
Chloroform. Olive Oil hand.
and Lime Water: Sodium Bicarbonate:
soon relieves the immediate applica-
pain. tion of a saturated
Cocaine: as lotion to solution.
allay the pain, only Sozoiodole-P o t a s s i-
active,if employed um as dusting-pow-
:
immediately after der, with starch.
injury. Sozoiodole - Sodium
Cod-Liver Oil. as wash.
Cold: Instant appli- Stimulants, Local:
cation. such as Dng. Resin®,
Collodion: flexible, to afterwards followed
protect from air. by astringents.
Cottpn Wool: to pro- Thymol one per cent,
:
tect from irritation in olive oil •
, local
and so lessen pain. anesthetic.
Creolin. Warm Bath: keep
Creosote: like Car- whole body, with ex-
bolic Acid. ception of head, to-
Diaphtberin. tallyimmersed Sot
Digitalis: in shock. some days in very
Diiodoform. extensive burns or
Europhen. scalds. relieves
It
(rallie. Unguentum: 1 pain, although it may
pact to 8 of lard, to not save life.
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PART 11. INDICATIONS.

\Vhiting and Water; Cnpro-hemol. Lithium Glycerophos-

mixed to the thick- Filectric.ity. phate.
ness of cream and Eucalyptus: in gene- Magnesia.
smeared over ex- , ral cachectic condi- Manganese Dioxide.
cluding the air, gives tions. Oil Turpentine.
instand relief. Euonymin: as chola- Piperidine Bitarta-
Zinc Ointment and gogne rate.
Vaselin: in equal Ferrohemol. Sodium Benzoate.
parts for dressing. Gaduol. Sodium Bicarbonate.
Zinc Oxide: as dust- Glycerinophosphates. Sodium Phosphate.
ing powder. Gold. Solution Potassa.
Zinc Stearate. Grape Cure.
Hemo-gallol.
Homol. Calculi, Biliary.—
Bursitis. Hydrastine. ( Gall - stones.) —See
Hydrastis in malaria. also , Colic, Jmind ice.
Acid. Carbolic: as in- ;

jection. Ichthalbin. Acid, Nitric: hepatic

Blisters:most useful. Iodine. stimulant and altera-
Fomentations: to re-
Iron; generally in all tive.
lieve pain. anemic conditions. Acid, N i t r o-hy dro -

Ichthyol. Lipanin. chloric: same as ni-

Iodine tVhen chronic,
:
Manganese: along tric acid.
Lin. lodi may be used with iron and as Aliment: absence of
as a blister or the ,
syrup of double starch and i'at recom-
liquor, after blister- iodide. mended.
ing or aspiration. Massage: exceedingly Anesthetics: during
useful. the passage of the
— See also, Mercury in syphilitic
:
calculus.
Cachexia. cases.
Anemia Scrofula, Belladonna; relief
,
Oils and Fats: cod- during spasm
Syphilis, etc'., and
liver Oil very useful. Butter in the morning
the list of Tonics.
Cream as an addition on an empty stomach,
Acid, Nitric: in de- to food ;
oil as inunc- also during the day
bility after acute dis- tion. between the meals
ease in combination
;
Phosphates: in scrof- instead of oil.
with the fresh de- ula, phthisis and mal- Carlsbad Waters; pro-
coction of Cinchona nutrition. phylactic.
bark. Podophyllin as ehola- :
Chloral Hydrate: to
Air: fresh. gogue, in children of relieve pain during
Aliment: nutritions. a few months old im- parok'ysm: good in
Ammonium Carbon-
' properly fed in alco- ; combination with
ate; with Cinchona holic excess; chronic morphine.
bark ; after acute morning diarrhea. Chloroform: inhala-
illness. Potassium Iodide; in tion from tumbler,
Arnica: internally, in syphilitic and result- most useful to relieve
had cases. ing conditions paroxysm.
Arsen-hemol. Purgatives, Saline; as Counter-Irritation : to
Arsenic; in malarial, adjuncts to chola- relieve pain during
also in cancerous, gogues. passage.
cachexia; in chronic Quinine; in various Emetics: of doubtful
malaria, combined forms of cachexia. value in aiding the
with iron. Sarsaparilla: in expulsion of the cal-
Baths; Turkish bath syphilis.
culus.
useful. Spermine. Ferri Succinas: as a
Calcium Phosphate. resolvent for existing
Cetrarine. Calcnl See'also. stones, and prophy-
Chalybeate Waters. Gravel.
lactic.
Gholagogues: most Acid, Benzoic. Ferri Perchlor. Tiuc-
useful hcfore,or along Acid, Sulphuric, dilu- tura: like creosote,
with other remedies, ted. as an astringent.
and specially in Ammonium Borate. Useful
malarial cachexia be-
if renal
Lithium Benzoate. changes complicate.
fore the administra- Lithium Carbonate. Iridiu: in doses of 1
tion of (|iiinine. Lithium Citrate. grn. (0,06 grm.i for

119
 —
INDICATIONS. PART II.

its cholagogne pro- •Alkaline Mineral Camp Fever. — See

perties. Waters; especially TuphiVi.
Mercury: the green Vichy andWildungen.
iodide, witli manna Ammonium Benzoate; Cancer. —
See also,
and soap as a pill. to resolve phosphatic Uterine Cancer.
Morphine: '.'s grn. calculi. Acid, .Acetic: as injec-
(0,012 grm.) (repeated Anesthetics: to relieve tion into tumors.
if necessary) with pain during passage Acid, Carbolic: as ap-
Viso grn. (0,0005 grm.) of calculus. plication or injection
atropine subcutane- Belladonna: some- into tumor to lessen
ously, to relieve pain times relieves the pain, retard growth
and vomiting in par- pain of the passage and diminish fetor.
oxysm. of calcnlns. Acid, Chromic: as
Nitr o - hydrochloric Borocitrate of Mag- caustic.
Bath to cause expul-
: nesium: to dissolve Acid, Citric: as lotion
sion of calculus and uric acid calculus. to allay pain, 1 in 60.
to relieve pain. Formula: Magnesii Acid, Hydrochloric.
Olive Oil; in large carb. 1 dram (4,0 Acid, Lactic.
—
doses 8 16 oz (250— grm.)' Acid, citric, Acid, Salicylic: locally
500 cc,) has been 2 drams; (8,0 grm.) applied as powder or
followed by the ex- Sodii biborat. 2 saturated solution.
pulsion of gall- drams; (8,0 grm.) Acids: internally in
stones. Aqua;,8 fl.oz (240,0 cc.) cancer of stomach.
Ox-gall. M. Sig. ;
2 drams Aluminium Sulphate:
Salicylate of Sodium: (8,0 cc.) 3 t p. d. a caustic and disin-
as prophylactic. Calcium Carbonate. fectant application.
Sodium Carbonate : in Calumba: to relieve Aniline.
large quantity of hot vomiting. Argenti Nitras: a sa-
water during passage Castor Oil ; as purga- turated solution i n -
of stone. At first tive. jected in several
there is usually vo- Chloroform: as inhala- places: to be follo-
miting but this soon tion in biliary calculi. wed by an injection
ceases. Cotton Root as decoc- :
of table-salt 1 in lOOO.
Sodium Oleate. tion to relieve stran- Aristol.
Sodium Phosphate in ; gury. Arsenic in conjunction
20 or 30 grn. (1.2 Counter - Irritants to :
with Orthoform: as
2 0 grm.) doses before lessen pain during local application,
each meal as pro- passage of calculus. causes cancer to
phylactic. Should be Formin. slough out. Some-
given in plenty of Lead Acetate. times successful when
water. Lithium Salts. the knife fails.
Turpentine Oil and Lycetol. Arsenious Acid: In-
Ether (Durande’s Lysidine. ternally. in cancer of
remedy : Efiual parts Mineral Waters. stomach ,
lessens
to relieve pain during Morphine: hypoder- vomiting. Supposed
paroxysm ,
also occa- mically, as in biliary to retard growth of
sionally as prophy- calculi. cancer in stomach
along with a
lactic. Piperazine. and other parts.
course of Carlsbad Potassium Boro -Tar- Arsenic Iodide.
or Vichy water. trate: more efficient Belladonna: locally
than the magnesium relieves pain. Used
Calculi. Reual and salt; prepared by internally also.
Vesical See also,
. — heating together four Bismuth Subnitrate:
Colic, Lithiasis, Ox- parts of cream of to relieve pain and
aluria, etc. tartar, one of boric vomiting in cancer
Acid, Hippuric.
acid, and
ten of of stomach.
Acid. Nitric; dilute; as
water. 20 grn. (1.2 Bromine Chloride al- :

into the grm.) three times a one or combined with

injection
bladder to dissolve day well diluted. other caustics. To
phosphatic calculi. Potassium Citrate: in be followed by a
Alkalies expecially
. hematuria with uric poultice.
Potassa Salts: to re- acid crystals. Bromine, Pure; as
solve calculi potash Water Distilled: as caustic to use round
,

and soda to be used. drink. cancer.

Mrrcff ManmaJ.
120
PART 11. INDICATIONS.

C'aloium Carbonate. Orthoform. Charcoal.

Caustic Alkalies: in Opium: locally and Massage.
strong solution dis- internally, to relieve
solve the cells. pain. Caries. — See also.
Charcoal Poultices to : Oxygen. Necrosis.
lessen pain and fetor. Papain as local appli-
:

Acid, Carbolic: as a
Chelidonium Extr. in- cation or injection.
disinfectant lotion;
ternally and hypo- Pepsin: as injection
often heals.
dermically. into tumor.
Acid, Phosphoric, Di-
Chian Turpentine: Potassium Chlorate:
luted: locally.
benefits according to allays the pain and
Aristol.
some — acc. to others, removes the fetor.
Calcium Carbonate.
it is useless, Potassium Permanga-
nate.
Calcium Chloride.
t^hloral Hydrate: to Cod-Liver Oil.
lessen pain. Potassa Fnsa: ns es-
charotic.
Diiodoform.
Chloroform : vapor as Gaduol.
local application to Poultices: to relieve
pain. Glycerinophosphates.
ulcerated cancer. Gold: in syphiloma of
Codeine: as a seda- Pyoktanin.
Resorcin. bone.
tive in cases of ab-
Sodium Ethylate: a Iodine: locally and
dominal tumor. internally,
Cod-Liver Oil: in ca- powerful caustic.
Stramonium lodole.
chexia. oint :
-

ment to relieve pain. Iodoform.

Coffee: disinfectant,
Terebene Iron.
applied as fi n disinfec-
:

Phosphates of Cal-
powder. tant dressing.
Vienna Paste. cium and Iron.
Condurango Extr. Phosphorus.
Conium: as poultices Warm Enemata: to
lessen pain in cancer Potassium Carbonate:
to relieve pain. Used
of rectum. concentrated soluti-
internally also.
Zinc Cloride: as on, locally applied.
Creolin.
Dionin. caustic. Potassa Fnsa: to cari-
Diiodoform. Zinc Sulphate: as ous bone to remove
caustic. disorganized porti-
Ferro-Manganous pre-
on.
parations.
Gaduol in cachexia.
: Oaiicrum Oris. — See Potassium Iodide: in
syphilitic cases.
Gas Cautery a form : also, Ap/ithce, Stom- Sarsaparilla.
of actual cautery. atitis.
Glycerinophosphates. Sozoiodole-Mercury.
Glycerite of Carbolic Acid, Boric. Sozoiodole-P o t assi-
Acid: same as car- A,cid. Nitric: undilu- um.
bolic acid. ted as local caustic. Sulphuric Acid: injec-
Gold and Sodium Arsenic: internally. tion (one of strong
Chloride. Potassium Chlorate acid to two of water)
Hematoxylin Extract internally in stom- into carious joints,
to a fungous growth. atitis ;
useless in and locally to cari-
Hydrastis: as palli- noma. ous or necrosed bone.
ative application. Potassium Permanga- Useful only if dis-
Hydrogen Peroxide. nate. ease is superficial.
Hyoscyamus: bruised Quinine: as syrup or Villate’s Solution:
leaves locally ap- enema. cupri sulph zinci ,

plied. Sodium Borate sulph. 3 parts each,

Ichthyol. Sozoiodole-Sodium. liq. plumb, snbace-
Iodoform: locally to tat. 6 parts, acid
lessen pain and fetor. Carbuncle. — See An- acet. 40 parts, as
injection into asinus.
Iron and Manganese: thrax.
internally as tonics.
Lime: as Caustic.
Manganese Iodide.
Cardiac Affections. — Catalepsy.
See Heart. Chloroform: inhaled.
Mercury IJichloride. Sternutatories.
-Mercury Nitrate, acid. Turpentine
Cardialffia. Oil: as
Methylene Hlue. enemata and embro-
Morphine salts. Antacids. cations to spine dur-
Nirvanin. Bismuth Valerianate. ing paroxysms.
121 LITwcfc'* Manual.
INDICATIONS. PART II.

Catiiriict. Sulphurated Potassa. ment cold bath

; is
Tannoforrn. prophylactic.
Atropine. Terpinol. Belladonna; 5 min.
Cineraria Marithna of tinct., and
fO.3 cc.)
Juice. afterwards one or
Codeine: in diabetic Catarrh, .Acute two doses every hour
cases. Nasal. ,
— See also,
until the throat is
Diet and Regimen: Cough, Hay Feoer, dry.
nutritious in senile Influenza. ,
Benzoic Acid in ordi- :

cases. Sugar and Acid, Carbolic as in- :

starch to 1>e avoided
in diabetic cases.
Galvanism: in early
stage.
Jambul in Diabetes.
Mydriatics: to dilate
puijil as a means of
diagnosis.
Phosphorated Oil: in-
stilled into the eye
will lead to absorp-
tion if borne.
nary catarrh, for its
halation, or much stimulant effects.
diluted as sx>ray. As Bismuth : as Perrier's
gargle, 1 in 100, when snuff. Bismuth sub-
catarrh tends to nit., a drams (8.0
spread from nose in- grm. ); acaciic pulv.,
to throat and chest, 2 drams (8.0 grm.);
or to ascend from morph, hydrochlor..
throat into nose. 2 grn. (0.12 grm.).
Acid, Sulphurous: as Camphor: as inhala-
inhalation, spray or tion
fumigation. Chloral.
Acid, Tannic: injecti- Chloroform ; by inha-
on of a solution in lation.

Catarrh. — See also,

rectified spirit. Cimicifuga in coryza :

the various Catarrhs Aconite internally at

: accompanied by
below. commencement , es- rheumatic or neu-
pecially in children. ralgic pains in head
Acid, Camphoric. Aconite and Bella- and face.
Acid, Hydrocyanic, donna: in sore-thr'o- Cocaine Hydrochlor-
DU. at and cold with ate.
Acid, Snlpho-anilic. profuse watery se- Cocaine Phenylate.
Alantol. cretion. one drop of Codeine.
Aluminium tanno-tar- tinct. of aconite to Cold Powder; camph.
trate. two of belladonna 5 parts dissolved in
Antimony Sulphide, every hour. ether to consistence
Golden. Aconite Liniment to ; of cream, add am-
Autinosin. outside of liose in moh carbonat. 4
Apomorphine Hydro- paroxysmal sneezing parts, and pulv. opii
chlorate. and coryza, ,
1 part. Dose 3 to 10 :

Arsenic Iodide. Aluminium Aceto-tar- grn. 0.2— 0.6 grm.l.

1

Calcium Bisulphite. trate. ,

To break up or mo
Cimicifugin. Ammonia : as inhala- dify cold
Cocaine Carbolate. tion in .early stage, Cubebs; powder as
Creolin. while discharge is insufflation also the ;

Cubeb. serous. .
tincture in 2 dram
Eucalyptus. Ammonium Chloride; (8.0 cc.) doses with
Gaduol. in young children. .
infusion of linseed.
Ichthalbin. Ammonium Iodide*: Formaldehyde: by in-
Ichthyol. one grn. (0.06 grm.) halation (2 per cent,
Iodoform. every two hours. solut).
lodoformogen. Argenti Nitras: injec- Hot Sponging; to re-
Menthol. tion, of a solution of lieve the headache.
Mineral-waters cont. 10 grn. (0.6 grm.l to Iodine; as inhalation.
Magnesium-Salts. the oz (30.0 cc.). Iodoform and T.annin;
Naphtalin. Arsenic: internally, as insufflation.
Oil Eucalyptus. or as cigarettes in ,
Ipecacuanha : in mod-
Potassium Cyanide. paroxysmal and erate doses 10 grn.
Potassium Iodide. chronic cases valu- ;
(0.6 grm.). Dover’s
Sodium Bicarbonate. able in cases which powder at night will
Sodium Iodide. exactly simulate hay cut short an attack.
Sodium Nitrate. fever. > The wine as spray
Sozoiodole-Sodium. Baths: hot foot-bath to the fauces.
Sozoiodole-Zinc. before retiring. Turk- Jaborandi: as tinc-
Sulphur. ish. at commence- ture. Or hypodermic
1-22 Ufrck't Hanual,
PART II. INDIC.ATIONS.

injection of ’'e (?rain cuauha wine, already Cocaine.

(0.01 grm.) of pilo- mentioned. Cod-Liver Oil.
carpine hydrochlor- Sugar; finely powder- Cubebs in powder,
;

atc. ed and snuffed up in by insufflation, or

Menthol. the nose in catarrh Diiodoform.
Nnx Vomica; dry in due to potassium io- as troches.
cold in the head. dide. Ethyl Iodide; as in-
Oil; inunction to Tannoform, Snuff. halation.
whole body to lessen Tartar Emetic; one- Eucalyptol in chron- :

susceptibility local- ;
twentieth to one- ic catarrh with prof-
ly to nose; some- twelfth grn. (0.003 use secretion.
times ointment may 0.006 grm.) at com- Eucalyptus.
be used. mencement, especial- Gaduol as alterative.
;

Opium; as Dover’s ly in children with Gold chloride.

powder at commen- thick and abundant Hamamelis ; snuffed
cement; but not in secretion. up nose.
obstruction to respi- Turkish Bath. Hydrastis.
ration. Veratrum Viride; if Ichthalbin ; as altera-
Peronin. arsenic fails. tive.
Pilocarpine Hydro- Zinc Sulphate as na- ;
Ichthyol.
chlorate (see Jabo- sal injection 1 grn. Iodine; vapor inhaled,
randi). (0.06 grm.) to the oz lodole.
Potassium Bichro- (30.0 cc.). Iodoform and Tannin
mate; solution lo-
insufflated.
cally, 1 to 10 grn. in Catarrh, Broncho- Potassium Bichro-
4 oz (0.06 — 0.6 grm. Pulmoiiary. — See mate.
; 120 cc.).
Bronchitis, Bron- Potassium Permanga-
Potassium Chlorate chorrhea. nate.
eight or ten lozenges
Pulsatilla.
a day to check. —
Catarrh, Cervical. Resorcin.
Potassium Iodide ten ;
See Uterme Affec- Sa1 physiologicum
grn. (^0.6 grm.) at bed- tions. Poehl as (in solut.)
time to avert acute by nasal douche, ve-
coryza. ry useful.
Pulsatilla; warm lo-
Catarrh, Chronic
tion applied to in-
Nasal. — See also,
Sanguinaria; in vpry
chronic cases
Ozena.
terior of nares; or Silver Nitrate. '

internally but not Acid, Benzoic; inhaled Sodium Chloride:

in symptoms of in- as vapor. Sodium Phosphate.
testinal irritation. Acid, Carbolic; one to Sozoiodole-Potassi-
Quinine ten grn. (0.6
; 100 as spray, or 1 to um.
grm.) with ',2 grn. 200 as douche. One Turpentine Oil; as
(0.03 grm.) morphine, part with 4 of iodinfe liniment to chest.
at commencement tincture as inhalati-
may abort it. on or by spray.
Resorcin. Acid, Salicylic Catarrh, Duodenal.
Salicylate of Sodium Acid. Tannic. — See Duodenal
two and one-half grn. Alum;' in powder by CatarVh.
(0.16 grm.) every half- insufflation, or in
hour to relieve head- solution by dofiche. Catarrh. Epidemic.
ache and neuralgia
associated with co-
Ammonia;
Ammonium
inlialation. — Sec lnfiuen,ta and
ChloridC; Hay-Fever.
ryza. in thick and abun-
Sal physiologicum dant secretion.
Poehl (soL) by nasal Asafetida; stimulant Catarrh, Gastric.
douche.- expectorant. See Gastritis,
Sanguinaria ; inter- Balsam of Peru; sti- Chronic.
nally, and powder mulant expectorant.
locally. Bismuth Subnitrate. Catarrh, Genito-Uri-
Sea-water Qa.tgle. •

, Bromine as vapor,
;
mxvy.—S'ec Bladder,
Silver Nitrate. inhaled with great Catarrh of; Cystitis;
Spray; useful means caution. Endometritis; Go-
of applying soluti- Calomel.' norrhea ; Lencor-
ons such a.a ipeca- Camphor. rhea, etc.

123 Manual,
INDICATIONS. TART II.

Catarrh, InteNtiiial. before effusion has Chloral Hydrate.

— See Dyaentery, taken place. Electricity.
Jaundice. Arsenic: in commen- Ice.
cing atheroma of ce-
Catarrh Vesical. — i-
rebral vessels .and
See Bladder, Ca- tendency
Ccreb r o - .S p i n a 1
to drow- F ever. — See Menin-
tarrh of. siness and
torpor.
Belladonna: very use-
gitis. C er eh r 0 -
Cephalalgia. — See ful.
Spinal.
Headache. Bromides: very useful.
Calomel. Chancre. — See also.
Cerebral Anemia. — Cathartics: to lessen Syphilis.
See also, hiaoninia. blood-pressure. Acetanilid.
Ammonia: inhaled is ChioralHydrate: when Acid,Carbolic: locally.
useful in sudden at- temperature is high. Alumnol.
tacks. Coichicum in pletho- :
Aristol.
Amyl Nitrite: to act ric cases. Calomel vap. par. lo-
on vessels. Colocynth as a purga-
:
cally.
Arsenic: in hypochon- tive.
Camphor: finely pow-
driasis of aged pe- Croton Oil. dered.
ople; best combined Diet:moderate, animal Canquoin’s Paste: zinc
with a minute dose food sparingly, and chloride, 1 in 6, made
of opium. stimulants to be into paste, local.
Caffeine: in hypo- avoided. C a n B t i c s: c h r o mi c
chondriasis. Digitalis in alcoholic
:
acid, bromine, acid
Camphor, Monobro- congestion, and sim- nitrate of mercury,
mated. ple congestive hemi- zinc chloride, nitric
Chalybe.ate Mineral crania. acid,canstic alkalies.
Water. Elaterin. Copper Sulphate.
Chloral Hydrate: in Elaterium. Diiodoform: one of the
small doses, with Ergot in want of arte-
:
best remedies.
stimulants. rial tone, or miliary Encalyptol: mixed
Digitalis. aneurisms causing with iodoform and
Electricity. vertigo, etc. locally applied.
Glycerine. Galvanism of head Europhen.
Gold : melancholic and cervical sympa- Formaldehyde.
state. thetic. Hydrogen Peroxide :

Guarana: restorative Gelseminm in great :

constantly applied to
after acute disease. motor excitement destroy specific char-
Iron. wakefulness, horrors acter.
Nitroglycerine to di- : after alcoholic ex- Iodoform.
late cerebral vessels, cess. lodole.
like amyl nitrite. Potassium Bromide MercuricNitrate Solu-
Nux Vomica. Venesection: a sui- tion.
Phosphorus and Phos- table remedy in cases Mercury internally.
:

phates to : supply of threatening rup- Also, locally: black

nutriment. ture of a vessel. wash;or yellow wash;
Quinine. Veratrum Viride: in or corrosive subli-
Strychnine. acute congestion the ; mate in solution.
Zinc Phosphide. good ceases with exu- Mercury colloidal.
dation. Mercury Salicylate.
Cerebral Concussion. Water: cold douche to Monsel's Solution.
Rest: absolute to be head, and warm to Pyoktanin.
en.ioined. feet, alternately hot Resorcin.
Stimulants to be and cold to nape of Sarsaparilla.
avoided. neck. Sozoiodole-Mercnry.
Warmth: to extremi- Sozoiodole-Zinc.
ties. Cerebral Softening. Tannoform.
Phosphorus.
Oerebi’al Congestion. Potassium Bromide.
— See also, Apo- Chancroid. —Seealso,
Bubo.
plexy, Coma. Cerebritis.
Acid, Hydrocyanic. Ammonium Chloride: Acetanilid.
Aconite in acute cases locally. Acid, Cnrbolic: as in-
Manual,
124
 INDICATIONS.
PART II.

jectioii and local (ilycerine : mixed with gum arabic equal

half the quantity of parts on silk.
application.
locally eau de cologne; or Chlorinated Lime.
Acid, Nitric:
as glyceritum amyli. Cod-Liver Oil: inter-
as caustic.
Hydrastis; as lotion. nally.
Acid, Salicylic^
Lanolin. Collodion.
Acid. Sulphuric; with
charcoal. Lotio Plumbi. Copper Sulphate: sol-
Lycopodium. ution of 4 grn. to
Acid, Tannic.
Actual Cautery. Magnesia. the oz (0,25: .SO.O grm).
Alumnol. Solution Gutta- Creolin.
Percha; protective. Creosote.
Aristol.
Sozoiodole-Sodium. Electricity.
Bismuth Benzoate.
Bismuth Subgallate. Starch. Gaduol as tonic. :

Bismuth and Zinc Zinc Carbonate and Ichthalbin: as alterant

tonic.
Oxide; or calomel and Oxide.
bismuth, as substi- Ichthyolv topically.
tutes for iodoform. Chest Pains. —
See Iodine ointment or
;

tincture to unbroken
Camphor; finely pow- also. Myalgia, Neu-
chilblains.
dered. ralgia, PI euritis,
Caustics : sometimes Pl^rodynia, Pneu- Lead Subacetate.
necessary. Naftalan.
monia.
Cocaine. . Sozoiodole-Sodium.
Diiodoform. Belladonna: in pleuro- Tincture of Opium
Eucalyptol : with dynia, as plaster or locally to ease it-
iodine. ointment. ching.
Ferric Iodide: inter- Iodine: in myalgia as Turpentine Oil.
nally in phagedenic ointment.
Strychnine.
, eases, or debility.
Ferrum Tartaratum
Chlorosis. — See also
like ferric iodide. Chicken-Pox. Anemia , Am enor
rhea.
Hot Sitz-bath. Aconite.
Hydrogen. Absinthin.
Iodoform.
Amm onium Acetate.
Acid, Gallic.
Bath; coldinhyperpy-
lodole. Arsenic: in i)lace of or
rexia; warm as dia-
Mercury; acid-nitrate along with iron.
phoretic.
as local application. Arsen-hemol.
Comx)ress,Cold: if sore
Potassium Chlorate Benzoin.
throat.
in fine powder. Berberine Suli)hate;
Laxatives.
Pyoktanin. inferior to quinine.
Resorcin. Calci^im H y p o p h o s-
Sozoiodole-Mercury. Chilblains. phite.
Sozoiodole-Potassium Acid, Carbolic: with Cetarin.
as dusting-powder. tincture of iodine Cocculus Indicus ; in
Sozoiodole-Sodium,as and tannic acid as amenorrhea and leu-
wash. ointment. corrhea.
Zinc Chloride. Acid, Sulphurous; di- Cupro-hemol.
luted with equal part Ergot in c h o r o t i c
: 1

of glycerine as spray amenorrhea.

Chapped Hands and
or fumes of burning Ferrohemol.
Lips.
sulphur. Ferri lodidum.
Acid, Benzoic. Acid, Tannic. Ferro-Manganates.
Acid, Sulphurous: as Aconite. Ferropyrine.
lotion or as fumiga- Alum. Gaduol.
tion. Arnica. Gold.
Adeps Lanae. Balsam of Peru: as Glycerinophosphates.
Albumen as covering ointment when Hemol.
layer. broken. Hemo-gallol: powerful
Benzoin ; compound Basilicon Ointment. blood maker.
tincture, 1 part to Cadmium Iodide in- : Hemoglobin.
4 of glycerine. ternally. Hypophosphite of Cal-
Calcium Carbonate Cajeput Oil. cium, or Sodium.
Precipitated. Caps cum. Tincture
i Ichthalbin ; effective
Collodion. locally, when unbro- alterative.
Camphor Cream. ken, w'ith solution of Iron and Ammonium
125 M«rck*t ^fanuaL
 : —
INIMCAT10N8. I'AKT H.

Citrate. Arsenic: in small to one -fourth of a

Iron: carbonate, usefnl doses, has been used grain (O.tXra- 0.015
form; sometimes best to stop vomiting. grn.) subcutaneously
as chalybeate waters. Atropine: hypodermi- to relievo cramps.
In irritable stomach cally in collapse. Naphtalin ; may be
the non- astringent Betol. useful.
preparations: in Cajeput Oil. Naphtol.
weak anemic girls, Calomel: in minute Naphtol Benzoate.
with pain and vomi- doses to allay vomit- Opium; in snbcntaiie-
ting after food, the ing. ons injection ',io to
persalts are best. Camphor Spirit: 5 •/* grn. (0.008—0.03
Manganese Salts: in mimms with
(0.8 cc; grm.) to check the
general. tincture of opium, preliminary diar-
Massage useful, com-
: every ten minutes, rhea. and arrest the
bined with electri- while the symptoms collapse.
city and forced are violent: and then Permanganates.
feeding. every hour. Physostigma.
Nux Vomica: useful, Cannabis indica. Podophyllin.
combiued with iron. Cantharides. Potassium Bromide.
Ovaria dried. Capsicum. Quinine.
Orexinc as appetizer.
: Castor Oil. Resorcin.
Pancreatin to int-: Chloral Hydrate: sub- Salol.
prove digestion. cntaneously. alone,or Sal physiologi cum
Potassium Iodide. with morphine, in the Poehl in Entero -

Purgatives: useful, stage of collapse. clysms.

often indispensable. Chloroform; 2 or 3 min. Strychnine, has been
Sea-Iiathing. (0.12—0.2 cc.) either used during the pre-
Zinc Phosphide. alone or with opium, liminary diarrhea,
Zinc Valerianate, every few minutes to and also as a stimu-
allay the vomiting. lant to prevent col-
Chlorodyne. lapse.
Choking;. Sulpho-carbolates.
Cinnamon.
Potassium Bromide Copper Araenite. Table Salt Injections:
in children who Copper salts some-
:
into the veins have
choke over drinking, times used to stop a marvellous effect
but who swallow vomiting. during collapse in
solids readily. Corrosive Sublimate. apparently restoring
Counter- Irritation the patient, but their
over epigastrium. benefit is generally
Cholera .Asiatica. merely temporary.
Crcolin.
Acid. Boric. Creosote :alone or Transfusion of Milk:
Acid, Carbolic: 2 min. with opium, to allay has been used in col-
along with vomiting. lapse.
(0.12 cc.)
Dry Packing. Tribromphendl.
2 grn. (0.12 grm.)
F.nemeta of warm salt Turpentine Oil: some-
of iodine, every hour.
time appears ser-
Acid. Hydrocyanic. solution.
Enteroclysis associ - viceable in doses of
Acid, Lactic.
10 to 20 rain. (0.6
Acid, Nitric- ated with hot bath.
Acid, Phosi>horic. Ether; subcutane- 1.2 cc.) every two
hours.
Acid. Sulphuric, Dilu- ously.
ted: alone, or with Guaco.
Cholei'a Infantum.
opium, very effec-
is Hypodermoclysis.
tive in checking the Ice to Spine: for Acid, Carbolic: with
])r e1 imi n a r y diar- cramps. bismuth or alone
rhea. Ipecacuanha, deeme very effective.
Acid. Tannic, by ene- tinized very usefnl. Aliment; milk.
meta Jaborandi. Arsenic: for vomiting
Alcohol: iced brandy, Lead Acetate has
;
in collapse.
to stop vomiting, and been used as an as- Beef Juice.
stimulate the heart. tringent in early Bismal.
Ammonia intraven-
: stages along with Bismuth Salicylate.
ous injection. camphor and opium. Bismuth Subgallate.
Amyl Nitrite. Mercury Bichloride. Bismuth Subnitrate.
Antimony. Morphine: one-eighth Brandy; in full doses.
Jf«rrV« XfantuU.
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PART II.
INIilCATIONS

Caffeine. Potassium Chlorate: administeringopium,

Calomel: in minute as enemaia. in order to deplete
(loses to arrest the Resorcin. the vessels.
vomiting. Rhubarb. Morphinehypodermic.
Cha phorm where: Silver Nitrate: after Mustard: internally
there is verj- great acute symptoms are as emetic; poultice
depression. past. over chest.
Castor t'iL Sodium Phosphate. Mustard or Spice plas-
Cold -hath at 76 de- Tannalbin. ter to abdomen.
grees F. (24» C.) every Tannigen. Naphtalin.
three or four hours, Tannin and (rlycerine. Naphtol.
or cold affusions. Tannoform. Paraformaldehyde.
Cold Drinks. Tribromphenol. Salines: to precede
Copper .Arsenite. Xeroform. the use of lead acet-
Creosote. Zinc Oxide: with bis- ate
Creolin. muth and pepsin. Salol.
Cupri Sulphas: in Zinc Sulphocarbolate. Sumbul.
very minute doses
Cholera Morbus. —
Tannalbin.
up to the one thirty- Tannoform.
secondth of a grain
See Cholera Sim- Veratrum Album.
plex.
(0.002 grm.).
Diet. Cholera Nostras. — Choi'dee.
Eudoxine. See Cholera Sim-
Enteroclysis. plex. Aconite: 1 min. (0.06
Ferri et Ammonii Cit-
ras. Cholera Simplex. — cc.) every hour.
Amyl Nitrite.
Hot drinks, applica- See also, Cholera Atropine subcutane-
:

tions. and baths, if Asiatica and Infan- ously with morphine.

temperature becomes tum. Belladonna: with cam-
subnormal. Acid Carbolic: with phor and opium, in-
Huniady-.Ianos-Water bismuth ternally, very useful.
in small portions. Acid, Sulphuric, Bromides especially
:

Ice to Spine. Alcohol: dilute and of potassium.

Ichthyol. iced. Camphor, Monobro-
Iodoform and Oil in- Arsenic: to stop vo- mated.
jections: to relieve miting. Camphor: internally,
tenesmus. Atropine: hypodermi- useful in full doses.
Ipecacuanha: when cally, an efficient Cannabis Indica.
stools greenish or remedy. Cantharis: one drop
dysenteric. Borax. of tincture three
Irrigation of Botvels. Cajeput Oil: used in times a day as pro-
Lead Acetate: very India. phylactic.
useful. Calomel. Cocaine Hydrochlor-
Liquor Calcis. Castor Oil with Opi- ate.
Mercury: V« grn.
um. Colchicum: half fl. dr.
grm.) of gray
(0.0 1
Calumba: as anti-eme- of
(2.0 cc.) tincture
powder hourly. In
,
tic. at night.
urgent cases a starch Champhor: very use- Cuhebs.
enema should be gi- ful. Digitalis.
ven, containing amin- Chloroform. Hot Sitz-bath.
ute quantity of laud- Chloral Hydrate: sub- Hyoscyamus.
anum. cutaneously, very Lupulin: as prophylac-
Mustard or Spice plas- useful. tic.
ter to abdomen. Chlorine Water. Morphine hypoder-
Nux Vomica. Copper Arsenite. mically, in
:

perineum
Oleum Ricini. Copper salts: as as- at night.
Opium. tringent. Potassium Bromide.
Peptonized !Milk. Creolin. Tartar Emetic: car-
Podophyllin: if stools Creosote. ried to the extent of
are of peculiar pasty Ipecacuanhla: very use- producing nausea.
color. ful. Strychnine.
Potassium Bromide: Lead Acetate: at com- Tobacco Wine :
just
in nervous irritabi- mencement, after short of nauseating,
lity and feverishness. salines, and before at betime.

127 Manual.
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INDICATIONS.
I'ART II.

Chorea. begin with tepid Strontium Lactate. ,

Achillea Millefolium water. Strychnine; useful at

(Int'usioiO. Conium: the succus is puberty or in chorea
Acetanilid. sometimes useful, from fright.
Ammonium Valerian- must be given in Sulfonal
ate. large doses. Valerian to control
;

Amyl Nitrite. Co))per: the ammonio- the movements.

Angelica Root (Infus.). sulphate in increas- Veratrura Viride; has
Aniline. ing doses till sick- been employed.
Antimony; in gradu- ness ])roduced. Water; cold affusion
ally increasing doses Cupro-hemol. to spine useful.
twice a day. to main- Curare. Zinc Chloride.
tain nauseating effect Duboisine Sulphate. Zinc Cyanide.
Antipyrine. Electricity: static. Zinc-Hemol; effective
Apomorphine. Ether Spray: instead hematinic nervine.
Arsenic: useful sonie- of cold to spine. Zinc Iodide.
times; must be push- Euqninino. Zinc Oxide.
ed till eyes red or Exalgin. Z n c S u p h a t e in
i
1
sickness induced, Oaduol. small: but very fre-
then discontinued, Gold Bromide. quent doses, and
and then used again. Hemol. when the nausea
Artemisia Root (In- Hot Back. produced is unbe-
fus.). Hyoscine llydrobrom- arable another
Belladonna. ate. emetic to be used.
Bismuth Valerianate. Hyoscyamus. Zinc Valerianate.
Bromalin: agreeable Iodides.
sedative Iron; chalybeate wa- Clio roiditis.
Broinipiii. ters anemia and
in
Atropine.
Bromo-hemol. amenorrhea. Mercury.
Bromides. Iron Valerianate. Opiates
Calcium Chloride: in Lactophenin Opium.
strumous subjects, Lobelia only in nau-
:

Camphor, Monobro- seating doses. CUjTui'in.

mated. Mineral Water Baths.
Acid, (iallic.
Cannabis Indica: may Moi’iihine; subcutane- Hypophosphites.
do good; often in- ously in severe cases, Ichthyol.
creases the choreic until effect is mani- Methylene Blue.
movements. fested; by mouth in Potassium Iodide.
Cerium Oxalate. combination with Sodium Benzoate.
ChJoralamide. hydrate best.
chloi’al Thymol.
Chloral Hydrate: so- Musk.
metimes very useful Nitroglycerine. Cicatrice.s.
in large doses, care- Pliysostigma; three to
Iodine.
fully watched also 6 grains (0.2-0.35 gim.)
,
Thiosinamine.
where sleep is pre- of powder a day for
Thyroidin.
vented by the violen- children; 10 to 20 grn.
ce of the movements. —
(0.6 1.2 grm.) for Climiictei'ic Disor-
Chloroform or Ether adult.
ders. — HeeaUo, Me-
as inhalation in se- Picrotoxin: large trorrlmfjia.
vere cases. doses.
Cimicifuga often use-
: Potassium Arsenite Acid, Hydriodic.
ful, especially when Solution. Aconite: 1 minim (0.06
menstrual derange- Quinine. cc.) hourly for ner-
ment, and in rheu- Salicin. vous palpitations
matic history Salicylates. and fidgets.
Cocaine Hydrochlora- Silver: the oxideand Ammonia; as inhala-
te. nitrate sometimes do tion. Raspail's Ean
Cocculns : in 1 arge good. Sedative locally in
doses. Silver Chloride. headache; take Sodii
Cod-Liver Oil. Silver CJ-anide. chloridnm. Liq. am-
Cold: to spine, or Silver Oxide. moniie, each 2 fl. oz
sponging, but not in Simulo. (60 C.C.); Spiritus cam-
rheumatism, pain in Sodium Arsenate. pliorre ; 3 fl. drs. 12
,

joints, fever; best to StramoniumTincture. cc.); Aqua to make

128
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 PART II. INDICATIONS.

2 pints (1100 cc.l. Spinal Ice-bag: fer Oil Turpentine.

Ammonium Chloride: cold feot. Opium.
locally in headache. Strychnine. Peppermint.
Amyl Nitrite. Potassium Bromide :

Belladonna, in local spasm in

Calabar Bean: in fla- Colic, Biliary. See — children, which can
tulence. vertigo, etc. Colic, Renal or be felt through hard
damphor: for drowsi- Hepatic. abdominal walls.
ness and headache. Poultices: large and
Cannabis Indica. warm, of great ser-
Colic, Iiitestinal.
Change: of air and vice.
scene useful adjunct. Ammonia: in children. Rhubarb.
Cimicifuga for head-: Anise. Rue.
ache. Antacids : in acidity. Spirit Melissa.
Encalyptol in flushings. Arsenic: when pain is Zinc Cyanide.
Hot Spongings. neuralgic in charac-
Hydrastinine Hydro-
chlorate.
ter.
Asafetida: to remove
Colic, Lead . — See also.
Iron: for vertical flatulence, especially
Lead Poisoning.
headache, giddiness, in children and hys-
and feeling of heat, Acid, Sulphuric: dilute
terical patients.
fluttering of the in lemonade as a pro-
Atropine in simple :

heart. phj'lactic and cura-

spasmodic colic.
Methylene Blue. tive.
Belladonna especially
Nitrate of Amyl: Alum:relieves the pain
in children and intes- and constipation.
where much flushed. tinal spasm.
Nos Vomica: useful Atropine.
Caraway.
where symptoms are Belladonna.
ChamomHe Oil with
limited to the head. sugar.
Bromides: as solvents
Opium. Chloral Hydrate and alone or with iodides.
Ovaria dried. Bromides Calomel.
: when se-
Castor Oil: given twice
Physostigma. vere in children.
Potassium Bromide: Cocculus: during preg-
a day to eliminate.
very useful. nancy. Chloroform internal-
:

Potassium Iodide. Codeine. ly and externally as

Sodium Benzoate. Coriander. liniment.
Stypticin: efficacious, Dionin. Croton Oil.
hemostatic and uter- Essential Oils : Ani- Eggs.
ine sedative. Electro-chemical
Cam-
seed, Cajeput,
Thymol. phor Cardamoms Baths,
Warm Bath. Cinnamon
,

Cloves ,
Faradization local.
Zinc Valerianate. Peppermint, Rue, Iodides in large doses.
Spearmint: all useful. Magnesium Sulphate
Coccygodyiiia. Ether internally and
: most useful along
Belladonna: by inhalation. with potassium iod-
plaster
useful. Fennel ide.
Chloroform: Fomentations. Milk.
locally
injected. Ginger: stimulant Morphine: subcutane-
Counter irritation. carminative. ously to relieve pain.
Electricity. Hyoscine Hydrobro- Opium.
Leeches. mate. Potassium Iodide:
Surgical treatment Hyoscyamus. most useful in elimi-
in obstinate cases. Lime Water: in chil- nating lead from the
dren. where due to system, and combi-
Coldness. curdling of milk. ned with magnesium
Lime Salicylate. sulphate to evacu-
Atropine. Matricaria infusion, :
ate it.
Chloral Hydrate. to prevent, in teeth-
Cocaine Hydrochlor-
Potassium Tartrate.
ing children. Sodium Chloride.
ate. Milk Regimen: in en-
Cold Water as pro- Strontium Iodide.
:
teralgia. Sulphur: to aid elimi-
phylactic with fric- Morphine: very useful. nation.
tion and wrapping Mustard plaster.
up.
: Sulphurated Potassa.
Nux Vomica: useful. Sulphur Baths.
129 Manual.
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INDICATIONS. PAET IL

Colic, Nophi'itic. — Collapse. —

See also, Arsenic; as caustic. ,

See Colic Renal and Erhaustion, Shock, Diiodoform.

Syncope. Enrophen.
Hepatic.
Ammonia. Ichthyol.
Atropine. lodole.
Colic Re II 111 anil Caffeine. Iodoform; locally.
Camphor. Mercury; wash with
Hepatic. See also, — Digitalin. chlorine water, or
Calculi. Digitoxin. chlorinated soda,
Ether. and dust with calo-
Aliment; abstain from Heat. mel and oxide of
amylaceous and fat- Nitroglycerine. zinc in equal quan-
ty ,
also from fish Mustard Baths. tities.
and fowl. Sparteine. Savine externally.
Alkalies alkaline wa-
:
Strophanthin. Silver Nitrate; as
ters very useful. Strychnine, caustic.
Ammonium Borate. Suprarenal extract. Sozoiodole-Mercury.
Amyl Valerianate. Thuja; strong tinc-
Antipyrine.
Baths warm, to re-
Coma. — See also.
ture locally, small do-
ses internally useful.
;
Cerebral Congestion,
move pain. Uremia, Narcotic Zinc Chloride or Ni-
Belladonna. trate; locally as a
Poisoning.
Butter with a cup of caustic or astringent.
hot strong coffee, Blisters; on various Zinc Sulphate.
till bilious vomiting
parts of the body in
ensues. succession in the Conjunctivitis.
Calomel. critical condition, es-
Acid, Boric.
Chloroform inhala- pecially at the end
: Acid, Carbolic.
tion from of a long illness.
tumbler Alum after acute
;

during fit. Cold Douche in the

;

drunkenness of opi-
symptoms have sub-
Collinsonia. sided; but not if the
Corn-silk.
um care must be epithelium is denud-
Counter-I r r i a t i on; taken not to chill,
t ed, since perforation
see list of Irritants,
and best to al-
it is
may then take place.
etc.
ternate the cold with
Antipyrine.
Diet.
warm water. Argenti Nitras; solu-
Ether; like chloro- Croton Oil; as a pur-
tion 4 grn. (0.25 grm.)
form. gative in cerebral
to the fl. dr. (4 cc.>
Ether or Ethyl-Chlor- concussion, etc.
in purulent ophth-
ide by spray on the Dry Champagne. almia. The solid in
painful region. Mustard; to stimulate.
gonorrheal ophthal-
Formin. Potassium Bitartrate; mia, to be after-
purgative where the
Gelsemiura. wards washed with
Horse-back riding. blood is poisoned.
sodium chloride so-
Hot application over Sodium Bicarbonate; lution, 4 grn. to the
in very large doses
liver; as a relaxant. fl. oz (0.25; 30.0 CO.).
Hydrangea. [3-6oz (100-180 grm.) Atropine.
daily] to check dia-
Lycetol. Belladonna ; locally
betic coma.
Lysidine. and internally.
Neurodine. Turpentine Oil; ene- Bismuth locally, in
Olive or Cotton-Seed ma as Stimulant.
;

chronic cases.
Oil. Blisters; behind ear.
Opium ; in small doses Condylomata. — See Boroglyceride.
frequently repeated, Syphilis {Con-
also. Cadmium; .as a wash
or hypodermically as dylomata lata), instead of copper
morphine. Warts(Condylomata and zinc the sul-
Piperazine. accuminataj. phate, 1 grn. to the fl.
Sodium Benzoate. Acid, Carbolic; locally. oz (0.06 grm. 30.0 cc.).
;

Sodinm Salicylate. Acid, Chromic; with Calomel. 4

Sodium Oleate. one-fourth of water Castor Oil a drop in j
;

Stramonium. locally, as caustic. eye to lessen irrita- i

Strophanthus Tinc- Acid, Nitric : as caus- tion from foreign 1
ture. tic, or dilute soluti- body. J
Turpentine Oil. ons as a wash. Cocaine Hydrochlorate m
Mircles Manual.
130
 PART II. INDICATIONS.

Copper Acetate. Belladonna Extract: be used to unload.

Copper Aluminate. one-tenth to grn.
'/a Ergot: to give tone.
Copper Sulphate: as (0.006—0.03 grm.) in Eserine.
collyrium. spasmodic contrac- Euonymin : cholago-
Creolin Solution, 1 per tion of the intestine gue purgative in he-
cent. leading to habitual patic torpor.
Ergot: the fluid ex- constipation; best Figs one before break-
tract, undiluted, lo- administered along fast.
cally in engorgement with nux vomica as Gamboge in habitual :

of the conjunctival a pill at bedtime. constipation.

vessels. Bismuth Formula: Glycerine: supposito-
Eserine. take Aluminii sul- ries or enemata
Euphrasia: as a mild phas, I'/a grn. (0.1 Guaiacum: especially
astringent. grm.), bismuthi sub- when powerful pur-
Europhen. nitratis, grn. (0.11 gatives fail.
Formaldehyde. grm.) extract! gen-
;
Gymnastics, horse-
Gallicin. tianae, q. s., make piH. back riding, or mas-
Hydrastine Hydro- Bisulphate Potassi- sage.
chlorate, um. Honey : with break-
lodole. Bryonia. fast.
Iron Sulphate. Calomel. Hydrastis: useful in
Largin. Carlsbad Waters: biliousness.
Mercury as citrine
: tumblerful sipped Iridin.
ointment, very use- hot while dressing. Ipecacuanha : one grn.
ful outside the lids Cascara Sagrada: in (0.06 grm.) in the
in palpebral conjunc- habitual constipati- morning before
tivitis. on, 10 to 20 minims breakfast.
Mercury Oxide, Red. (0.6— 1.2 cc.) of fluid Jalap: along with
Mercury Oxide, Yel- extract an hour or scammony.
low. two after meals. Leptandra.
Naphtol. Castor Oil: 10 to 20 Lime saccharated so-
:

Opium fluid extract

: minims (0.6— 1.2 cc.) lution after meals.
in eye relieves pain in a teaspoonful of
alsoSydenham’sLau-
Licorice Powder,
brandy and pepper- Compound: a tea-
danum. mint water before spoonful at night or
Pulsatilla: as wash breakfast. in the morning.
and internally. Chloral Hydrate.
Pyoktanin (yellow). Magnesium Bicarbon-
Cocculus: When mo- ate: solution useful
Resorcin.
tions are hard and for children and
Silver Nitrate
lumpy, and much pregnant women.
Sodium Borate.
Sozoiodole-Sodium.
flatus. Magnesium Oxide.
Cod-Liver Oil: in ob- Magnesium Sulphate.
Tannin: as collyrium. stinate cases in chil-
Tropacocaine Hydro- Manna.
dren. Mercury: in bilious
chlorate.
Coffee: s.ome times disorders with light
Zinc Acetate.
purges. stools.
Zinc Chloride.
Colocynth compound :
Muscarine: to increa-
Zinc Sulphate.
piU at night. se peristalsis.
Combustions. — See Croton Oil: when no Nux Vomica: 5 to 10
Burns. inflammation is pre- minims (0.3— 0.6 cc.)
Constipation. — See
sent, very active.
Diet.
in a glass
of cold
water before break-
also, Intestinal Ob-
Dinner Pill aloes
: and fast or before dinner.
struction.
myrrh : aloes and Oil Olives.
Absinthin. iron; with nux vo-
Aloes, see dinner piU.
Opium when rectum
:

mica and belladonna is irritable; also in

Aloin. or hyoscyamus, ta- reflex constipation.
Alum. ken just before Ox-gaU.
Ammonium Chloride: dinner. Physostigma: 10 min.
in bilious disorders. Enemata: soap and (0.6 cc.) of tincture
Apples: stewed or water, or castor oil; along with beUa-
roast. habitual use tends
Arsenic: in small do- donna and nux vo-
to increase intestinal mica in atony of the
ses. torpor should only
; walls.

131 Mtrek*9 ManuoX,

9*
INDICATIONS. PART II.

Podophyllin or Podo- breakfast. Bromides: in general.

phyllum: very use- Whole-Meal Bread. Bromalin.
ful. especially in bi- Bromipin.
liousness: ton drops Convalescence. See — Camphor, Monobro-
of tincture at night also, Adynajnia, mated
alone, or the resin Anemia. Coniine.
along with other pur- Eserine.
Acid,'Hydriodic.
gatives in pill, es- Hyoscyamus.
Alcohol with meals.
pecially when stools Musk.
Bebeerine.
are dark. Mustard bath.
Berberine.
Potassium Bisulphate. Bitters: the simple. Nitroglycerine.
Potassium and Sodi- Cetrarin. Veratrnm Viride.
um Tartrate. Coca: either extract,
Prunes stewed, often
: Convulsions, Infan-
or as coca wine for
efficient; stewed
if
a nervine tonic.
tile.
in infusion of senna Aconite, Tincture.
Cod-Liver Oil.
they are still more Cream. Alcohol a small dose
:

active. of wine or brandy

Eucalyptus: a tonic
Resin Jalap. after malarial dise- arrests convulsions
Rhamnns Frangula ase. from teething.
and Cathartica. Ferro-HemoL Asafetida: a small
Rhubarb Compound Glycerinophosphates. dose in an enema
Pill: at night; also arrests convulsions
for children mixed
Ouarana: same as
,
coca. from teething.
with bicarbonate of Hemo-gallol. Baths: warm, with
sodium. Hydrastine. cold affusions to the
Saline Waters: in
Hydrastis: as a sub- head.
morning before bre- stitute for quinine. Belladonna: very use-
akfast. ful.
Ichthalbin: to pro-
Senna: as confection, mote alimentation. Chloral Hydrate: in
etc.
Iron as chalybeate
:
large doses 5 gm. —
Senna: with Cascara waters. (0.3 grm.) by mouth
Sagrada. Koumys. or rectum.
Soap: suppository in Lime as lime-water
:
Chloral Hydrate: with
children. or carbonate of cal- Bromide.
Sodium Chlorate. cium. Chloroform.
Sodium Ethylsul- Malt Extract, Dry. Garlic Poultices : to
phate. Nutrose. spine and lower ex-
Sodium Phosphate. Opium as enema : for tremities.
Stillingia: 10 minims Ignatia: when intes-
insomnia.
(0.6 cc.) of fluid ex- tinal irritation.
Orexine to stimulate
:

tract.
appetite, digestion Pilocarpine Hydro-
Strychnine: in atony and assimilation. chlorate (in uremic).
of the walls. Pancreatin: to aid di- Spinal Ice-Bag.
Sulphates: in purga- gestion.”
Valerian: when due
to worms ore Absinth.
.
tive natural waters,
Pepsin: the same.
in small doses. Phosphates. Veratrnm.
Sulphur: sometimes
very useful as a good
Phosphites.' Corneal Opacities. —
Quinine. See also. Keratitis.
addition to comp- Somatose.
oundlicorice powder. Sumbul: where great Cadmium Sulphate.
Tamarind Pulp. nervous excitability. Calomel.
Tobacco 5 minims
:
Iodine internally and
:

of the wine at
(0.3 cc.)
bedtime, or cigarette Convulsions. See — locaUy.
Mercury Oxide, Red.
after breakfast.
also Albuminuria,
.

Epilepsy, Hysteria,
Mercury Oxide, Yel-
Treacle: with porridge, low.
useful for children. Puerperal Convul-
Opium.
Turpentine Oil in sions, Uremia.
:
Potassium Iodide.
atonic constipation Acid, Phosphoric,*Di- Silver Nitrate: lo-
with much gaseous luted. cally.
distention of colon. Allyl Tribromide. Sodium Chloride: in-
Water: draught in the Amyl Nitrite. jected under con-
morning before Atropine.) junctiva.

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Sodium Sulphate. Pilocarpine Hydro- equal parts of alcohol

Thiosinamine. chlorate. Cannabis Indica.
Potassium Iodide. Carbonic Acid Gas: in-
Quinine. halation in nervous
Corns. Salicin. cough.
Acid, Acetic. Sodium Benzoate. Cerium: in cough asso-
Acid, Carbolic. Sozoiodole salts. ciated with vomiting.
Acid, Chromic. Stearates. Chloral Hydrate: in
Acid. Salicylic: satu- Sweet Spirit of Niter. respiratory neurosis.
rated solution in Tartar Emetic. Chloroform:with a low
collodion with ex- Thymol. dose of opium and
tract of cannabis in- glycerine in violent
dica, ts dram to 1 fl. Coughs. — See also. paroxysmal cough ;
if
oz f2.0 grm. : 30.0 cc.). Bronchitis, Pertus- very violent to be
Acid, Trichloracetic. sis, Phthisis. painted over the
Copper Oleate. Acid, Carbolic. throat.
Iodine. Acid, Hydrobromic. Codeine.
Mercury Bichloride. Acid, Hydrocyanic, Di- Cod-Liver Oil: one of
Potassium Bichro- luted: for irritable the most useful of all
mate. cough, and in phthi- remedies in cough.
Poultices: and plaster sis, and in reflex Conium : in whooping
with hole in centre cough arising from cough.
to relieve of pres- gastric irritation. Creosote: in winter
sure. Aconite: in throat- cough internally .and
Silver Nitrate. cough and emphy- externally.
Sodium Ethylate. sema. Cubehs : along with
Alcohol: relief by linseed in acute ca-
tarrh.
Coryza. — See also, brandy or wine ag-
gravation by beer or
;
Demulcents.
Catarrh. Dionin.
stout.
Acid, Camphoric. Alum: as spray or gar- Gaduol: to improve
Acid, Sulpho-anilic. gle. nutrition.
Acid, Tannic. Antipyrine. Gelsemium: in convul-
Aconite Tinct. in ear- : Antispasmine. sive and spasmodic
ly stages. Argenti Nitras in :
cough,with irritation
Allium as a poultice
: throat cough, a solu- of the respiratory
to breast, or in tion of 8 grm. to the fl. centre.
emulsion, or boiled oz. (0.5 grn. : 30.0 cc.) Glycerine: along with
in milk for children. applied to fauces. lemon juice, as an
Amyl Nitrite. Apomorphine:in bron- emollient.
Arsenic: taken for chitis with deficient Glycerinophosphates.
months: for persis- secretion: and as Glycyrrhizin.Ammon-
tent colds. emetic in chlidren iated.
AntipyrineJ where there is excess Grindelia: in habitual
Aristol of bronchial secre- or spasmodic cough.
Belladonna. tion. Guaiacol.
Bismuth Subnitrate. Asafetida: in the after Hyoscyamus: in tick-
Bromides: for associ- cough from habit, ling night coughs.
ated headache. and in the sympa- Ichthalbin: as altera-
Camphor. thetic whooping- tive and assimilative.
Cocaine. cough of mothers. Iodine: as inhalation
Cuhebs. Belladonna:iu nervous in cough after meas-
Formaldehyde: by in- cough and uncompli- les, or exposure to
halation (2 per cent, cated whooping cold, associated with
solnt.). cough. much hoarseness and
Glycerine. Blue Pill: in gouty or wheezing of the
Hamamelis. bilious pharyngeal chest.
Hot "Mustard foot- irritation. Iodoform: in the cough
bath. Butyl-ChloralHy- of phthisis
Ichthyol. drate:in ni ght coughs Ipecacuanha; inter-
Iodine Fumes, of phthisis. nally and as spr.ay
lodole. Camphor internally
: locally in obstinate
Losophan. or locally, painted
;

winter cough and

Ment hoi. over the larynx with bronchial asthma.
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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Ipecao. uanha and Iodoform. emetics; 3 to 5 grn.

ScLuill Pill; in chronic lodoformogen. (b.2-0.3 grm.), given
bronchitis at night. Iron Iodide. early.
Lactucarium to Papain.
relievo. Cramp. —
See Spas- Petroleum.
Laurocerasus, Aqua modic Affections. Pilocarpine Ilydroch-
substitute for hydro- lorate.
cyanic acid. Potassium Chlorate.
Cretinism.
Linseed in throat
: Quinine; in spasmodic
cough. Thyroid preparations. croup, in large doses.
Lobelia: in whooping- Sanguinaria; a good
cough and dry bron- emetic; take syrup
chitic cough.
Croup. — See also. ipecac, 2 fl. oz.
Morphine. Larynyismus Strid- (60.0 pulv. san-
cc.);
Nasal Douche: in nasal ulus. Laryngitis, guin., 20grn.(1.2 grm.),
cough.
Diphtheria. pulv. ipecac, 5 grn.
Nux Vomica. Acid, Carbolic: spray. (0.3 grm.) give a teas-
;

Oil Bitter Almond. Acid, Lactic: to dis- poonful every

Opiates: morphine lo- solve membrane (1 in quarter - hour till
cally the throat
to emesis, then half a
20) ; applied as spray
and larynx, and gene- or painted over. teaspoonfnl every
rally. Acid, Sulphurous: as hour.
Peronin : admirable spray. Senega: as an auxili-
sedative, without Aconite: in catarrhal ary.
constipating action. croup. Sodium Bicarbonate.
Potassium Bromide Alum: teaspoonful (Soda-water.)
in reflex coughs. with honey or syrup Sozoidoole-S odium:
Potassium Carbonate: every 'A or Vs hour insufflations.
in dry cough with until vomiting is in- Sulphurated Potassa.
little expectoration. duced; most useful Tannin as spray, or
:

Potassium Cyanide. glycerite of tannin.

emetic.
Prunus Virginiana. Antispasmine. Tartar Emetic too :

Pulsatilla: as anemo- Apocodeiue. depressant in young

nin Vb to 1 grn. (0.03- Apomorphine: as an children.
0.06 grm.) dose, in emetic; may cause Zinc Sulphate; some-
asthma and whoop- severe depression. times used as an
ing cough. Aspidospermine. emetic.
Sandalwood Oil. Calomel; large doses,
Sanguinaria: in to allay spasm and Croup, Spasmodic. —
nervous cough. check formation of See Laryngismus
Tannin : as glycerite false membrane. stridulus.
to the
chronic inflamma-
fauces in Chloral Hydrate. Cystitis. — See also,
Copper Sulphate; 1 to 5 'Bladder, Irritable;
tion especially
, in grn. (0.06-0.3 grm.) Calculus: Dysuria
children.
Tar Water: in winter
according to age of
vomiting
Enuresis ; He a m -

child, until turia.

cough, especially is induced.
paroxysmal, bron- Creolin Vapors. Acid. Benzoic; in ca-
chialand phthisical. Hydrogen Peroxide. tarrh with alkaline
Theobromine salts. Ichthyol Vapors. urine.
Thymol. Iodine. Acid, Boric: as boro-
Valerian: in hysterical Ipecacuanha: must be glyceride as infection
cough. fresh: if it does not in cystitis with an
Zinc Sulphate in ner- : succeed, other eme- alkaline urine due to
vous hysterical tics must be taken. fermentation.
cough. Jaborandi beneficial
: Acid, Camphoric.
Zinc Valerianate. in a few cases. Acid, Carbolic, or Sul-
Lime Water spray, phocarbolates; as an-
Coxalgia, — See also, :

most useful in adults. tiseptics.

Abscess, Caries, Lobelia ; has been Acid, Gallic.
Suppuration, Syno- used. Acid, Lactic.
vitis. Mercury Cyanide. Acid, Osmic.
Mercury Subsulphate; Acid, Oxalic.
Barium Chloride.
Ichthyol. one of the best Acid, Salicylic: in
Itanual.
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INDICATIONS.

chronic cystitis with Myrtol. Daiidrulf. — See Pity-

ammoniacal urine. Naplitol riasis,
Aconite: when fever is Oil Eucalyptus.
present Oil .luniper. Deafness.
Alkalies: when urine Oil Sandal. Ammonium Chloride.
is acid and the Opium: as enema to Cantharides: as oint-
badder irritaldo and relievo pain. ment behind the oar.
inflamed. Opium. Belladonna, or Colchicum in gouty :

Ammonium Citrate: in Iodoform supposi-

:
persons.
chronic cystitis. tories. Gargles : in t h r o a t-
Antipyrine. Pareira in
: chronic deafness.
Arbntin: diuretic in cases. Gelseminine.
chronic cystitis. Pichi Pichi. Glycerine: locally.
Belladonna: most use- PotassiumBromide: to Morphine.
ful to allay irritabi- relieve the pain. Quinine: in Meniere’s
lity. Potassium Chlorate disease.
Buchu: especially use- and other Potassium Tannin : in throat
ful in chronic cases. salts, except bitar- deafness.
Calcium Hippurate. trate. Turpentine Oil.
Cannabis Indica. Pyoktanin.
C anth arides or Quiniiie:in acutecases.
Debility. — See also,
Cantharidin: in small Resorcin.
doses long continued, Saliformin Adynamia, Anemia,
where there is a Salines.
Convalescence.
constant desire to Salol. Acid, Hypophosp bor-
micturate. associated Silver Nitrate. ons.
with much pain and Sodium Benzoate. Alcohol along with
:

strain. Sodium Borate. food often very use-

Chimaphila:in chronic Sozoiodole Sodium -
ful; liable to abuse
cases.
Collinsonia.
irrigations (1 per — not to be continued
cent.) too long; effect
Copaiba: useful. Sozoiodole Zinc: irri- watched in aged pe-
Creolin. gations ('/s per cent). ople with dry tongue
•Cubebs. Strychnine. Arsenic in young an-
:

Demulcents (Almond- Sulphaminol. emic persons, alone

Linseed-Poppy Seed Sulphites to prevent
:
or with iron, and in
Emuls.) putrefaction'of urine. elderly persons with
Eucalyptns:extremely Triticum Repens. feeble circulation.
useful in chronic Turpentine Oil; in Berberine
cases. chronic cases. Bitters: useful as to-
Gallobromol. Uva Ursi: in chronic nic.
Grindelia. cases. Calcium salts: phos-
Gnaiacol. Zea Mays: a mild phates from over- if
Guethol. stimulant diuretic. work or town life;
Hot compress over
bladder. Cysts. — See also, hypophosphites
nervous debility.
in
Hot Enemata: to Ovaritis,
Cholagogue Purgati-
relieve the pain. Acupuncture.
Hot Sitz Bath.
ves : when debility is
Chloride of Gold: in due to defective eli-
Hygienic Measures. ovarian dropsy. miniation of waste.
Hyoscyamus:to relieve Galvano-puncture. Cinchona: a fresh in-
pain and irritability. Iodine: as an injection fusion along with
Ichthyol Irrigations. after tapping. carbonate of ammo-
Iodine and Iodides. Silver Nitrate: as an nium.
Iodoform or lodoform- injection.
Cod-Liver Oil.
ogen: as suppository. Columbin.
Kava Kava. Cyanosis. —
See also. Digitalis: where cir-
Leeches: to perineum. Asphyxia, Asthma. culation is feeble.
Lithium Salts. Dyspnea, Heart Eucalyptus: in place
Mercury Bichloride Affections. of quinine.
solution to cleanse Amyl Nitrite. Extract Malt, Dry.
bladder. Oxaphor. Gaduol: in cachexia.
Methylene Blue. Oxygen. Glycerinophosphates.
Milk Diet. Stimulants. Hemo-gallol- as a
135 MtrckU Manual,
INIJICATIONS. PART II.

highly efficacious two or three hours antispasmodic.

blood-ijroducer; non- in low muttering de- Butyl-chloralHydrate.
constipating. lirium. Cannabis Indica: use-
Hemol. Camphor, Monobrom. ful, and not danger-
Hydrastis: in place of Cannabis I n d c a in
i : ous.
quinine. nocturnal delirium Capsicum; twenty to
Iron in anemic sub-
: occurring in soften- thirty grn. (1.2— 1.8
jects. ing of the brain. grm.) doses, repeated
MagnesiumHypophos- Chloral Hydrate: in after three hours, to
phite. violent delirium of induce sleep.
Maltone Wines. fevers. Chloral Hydrate; if
Manganese alone or Cold Douche: place the delirium follows
with iron. patient in warm bath a debauch with cau-
;

Morphine: subcutane- while administered. tion in old topers

ously, if due to on- Hyoscyamus. and cases of weak
anism or hysteria. Morphine: hypodermi- heart; instead ofsleep
Nux Vomica: most cally. sometimes produces
powerful general Musk: in the delirium violent delirium.
tonic. of low fever, and in Chloroform:internally
Orexine for building
: ataxic pneumonia of by stomach.
up nutrition when of drunkards with Cimicifuga or Cimici-
apetite lacking. severe nervous sym- fugin; as a tonic.
Potassium Hypophos- toms. Coffee.
phite. Opium with tartar Cold Douche or Pack:
Quinine: general tonic. emetic. for insomnia.
Sanguinaria: when Quinine. Conium as adjunct
:

gastric digestion is Stramonium. to opium.

feeble. Valerian: in the deli- Croton Oil: purgative.
Sarsaparilla syphi- : if rium of adynamic Digitalis: in large
litic taint is present. fevers. doses has had some
Sea-bathing:inchronic success.
illness with debility. Duboisine.
Sodium Arsenate. Delii'inm Tremens. Enemata; nutritive^
Turkish Baths: if due — See also. Alcohol- when stomach does
to tropical climate, ism. not retain food.
with caution; in Acetanilid. Ethylene Bromide.
townspeople, when Acid, Succinic. F ood nutritious;
.-

they become stout Alcohol: necessary more to be depen-

and flabby. when the attack is ded on than anyth-
due to a failure of ing else.
Decubitus. — See Bed- digestion; not when Gamboge.
Sore. it is the result of a Hyoscine Hydrobro-
sudden large excess. mate.
Delirium. See also, — Ammonium Carbona- Hyoscyamus; useful,
Cerebral Congestion, te: in debility. like belladonna.prob-
Fever, Mania. Amylene Hydrate. ably, in very violent
Antimony: along with delirium.
Acetanilid. opium, to quiet mani- Ice to Head: to check
Alcohol: when delir- acal excitement and vomiting.
ium is due to exhaus- give sleep. Lupulin; as an adjunct
tion. Antispasmine. to more powerful
Antimony along with : Arnica: the tincture remedies
opium in fever, such when there is great Morphine Valerianate.
as typhus. depression Musk.
Baths, Cold- in fever. Beef-tea: most useful. Nux Vomica.
Belladonna: in the Belladonna: insomnia Opium: to be given
delirium of typhus. when coma-vigil. with caution.
Blisters: in delirium Bromoform. Paraldehyde.
due to an irritant Bromide of Potassium: Potassium Bromide.
poison, and not to in large doses, espe- Quinine: to aid di-
exhaustion. cially when an attack gestion.
Bromides. is threatening. Sodium Bromide.
Champhor: in 20 grn. Bromated Camphor: Stramonium; more
(1.2 grm.) doses every nervine, sedative, and powerful than bella-
Manual.
13R
PART II.
INDICATIONS.

donna. Bismuth Subnitrate. lessen thirst.

Strophanthns. Cocaine. Acidulated Water or
Snmuul in insomnia
: Ichthyol. Non-purgative Alka-
and nervous depres- Lead Water. line Water: for thirst.
sion and preceding Sozoiodole-Sodium. Aleuronat bread.
an attack. Tropacocaine. Alkalies: alkaline wa-
Tartar Emetic. ters are useful, when
Diabetes Insipidus. of pancreatic origin,
Trional.
Valerian. Acetanilid. in obese subjects; and.
Veratrum Viride; ve- Acid. Gallic. in delirium.
ry dangerous. Acid, Nitric. Almond Bread.
Zinc Oxide. Alum. Aloin.
Zinc Phosphide. Antipyrine. Alum.
Arsenic. Ammonium Carbo-
Dementia Pai'alytica. Atropine. nate.
Hyoscjamine.
Belladonna. Ammonium Citrate.

Paraldehyde.
Creosote. Ammonium Phos-
Dry Diet. phate.
Physostigma. Antipyrine.
Ergot: carried to its
Thyroidin.
full extent. Arsenic Bromide.
Dengue. Gold Chloride: in a Arsenic: in thin sub-
Acid, Carbolic.
few cases. jects.

Acid, Salicylic.
Iron Valerianate. Belladonna: full do-
Aconite.
Jaborandi: in some ses.

Belladonna. cases. Calcium Lactophos-

Emetics. Krameria: to lessen phate.
Neurodin. the quantity of urine. Calcium Sulphide.
Opium. Lithium Carbonate or Cantharidin, Ointm^
Purgatives. Citrate with Sodium on the left hypochon-
Quinine. Arsenite in gouty
: drinm when of pan-
Strychnine. cases. creatic origin.
Muscarine: in some Codeine: a most effi-
Dentition. cases. cient remedy; some-
Antispasmine. Neurodin. times requires to bo
Belladonna: in con- Opium: most useful; pushed to the extent
vulsions. large doses if neces- of 10 grn. (0.6 grm.).
Bromide of Potassi- sary. or more per diem.
um :to lessen irri- Pilocarpine. Colchicum and Iodi-
tability to stop and Potassium Iodide: in des.
convulsions. syphilitic taint, Creosote.
Calcium Hippurate. Rhus Aromatica. Diabetin.
Camphor Monobro- Strychnine and Sul- Diet.
mated phate of Iron: as Ergot.
Calumba in vomiting :
tonics. Ether.
and diarrhea. Valerian: in large do- Exalgin.
Cocaine Carbolate. ses. Glycerine: as remedy,,
Hyoscyamus. Zinc Valerianate. and as food and as-
Hypophosphites: as sweetening agent in
tonic.
Di.abetes Mellitus. place of sugar.
Phosphate of Calci-
CAUTION: The uri- Glycerinophosphates.
ne of patients taking
um : when delayed salicylic acid gives
Gold Bromide.
or defective. Gold Chloride.
Trommer’s test for
Tropacocaine: weak sugar.
Guaiacol.
solution rubbed in- Gymnema leaves in
to gums. Diagnose the primary diabetic parageusia.
disease. Hemo-gallol: efficaci-
Dermatalgia. Acetanilid. ous hematinic in ane-
Cocaine. Acid, Arsenous. mic cases.
Menthol. Acid, Gallic, with Hydrogen Dioxide.
Tropacocaine. opium. Ichthalbin.
Acid, Lactic. Iodoform.
Dermatitis. Acid. Phosphoric: Di- lodole.
Aluminium Oleate. luted. Iron: most useful
Arsenic. Acid, Phosphoric: to along with morphine^
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INDICATIONS. DART U.

Jaborundi. Acid, Nitrohydrochlo- children.

Jarabul. ric: when there is in- Bismuth Citrate. '

Krameria. testinal dyspepsia. Bismuth Phosphate,

Levulose. Acid, Nitrous: m
pro- Soluble.
Litbinm Carbonate or fuse serous diarrhea, Bismuth Salicylate.
Citrate witk Arsenic: and the sudden diar- Bismuth Subgallate.
if due to Rout. rhea of hot climates. Blackberry.
Methylene Blue. Acid, Salicylic: in sum- Cajeput Oil: along
Neurodine. mer diarrhea, and with camphor,
Nux Vomica. diarrhea of phthisis. chloroform and
Pancreatin if due to
: Acid. Sulphuric, opium in serous di-
pancreatic disease. diluted in diarrhea arrhea.
Pilocarpine Hydro- of phthisis. Calcium Carbolate.
chlorate. Aconite: in high fever Calcium Carbonate :

Potassium Bromide. and cutting abdomi- the aromatic chalk

Purgatives, Restricted nal pains. mixture in the diar-
Diet and Exercise Alkalies: in small rhea of children, and
if due to high living doses in diarrhea of of phthisis and
andsedentary habits. children, if due to typhus.
Quinine. excess of acid in the Calcium Chloride: in
Rhubarb. intestine ca'using the colliquative diar-
Saccharin as a harm-
; colic and a green rhea of strumous
less sweetener in stool also in fatty children, and in
place of sugar. diarrhea. chronic diarrhea
Salicylates. Alum. with weak digestion.
Salines. Aluminium Acetate Calcium Permanga -
Saliformin. Solution. nate.
Salol. Ammonium Carbo- Calcium Phosphate
Skim-Milk Diet. nate: in the after- in chronic diarrhea,
Sodium Bicarbonate: stage, if there is a especiallyof children.
by intravenous in- continuous watery Calcium Salicylate.
jection diabetic
in secretion. Calcium Sulphate.
coma and per os (in Ammonium Chloride Calomel: in minute
. large doses 100 200 — in intestinal catarrh. doses in chronic di-
grm.j daily. Argentic Nitrate: in arrhea of children
Sodium Citrate. acute and chronic di- with pasty white
Sodium Phosphate : as arrhea as astringent. stools.
purgative. Aristol. Calumba.
Sozoiodole-Sodium. Arnica. Calx Saccharata : in
Sulfonal. Aromatics: in nervous the chronic diarrhea
Thymol. irritability or relaxa- and vomiting of
Transfusion. tion without inflam- young children.
Urea. mation. Camphor in the early
;

Uranium Nitrate. Arsenic: a few drops stage of Asiatic chol-

Zinc Valerianate. of Fowler’s solution era, at the commence-
in diarrhea excited ment of summer di-
Diarrhea. — See also, by taking food; in arrhea. acute diar-
Dysentej'y, Cholera. diarrhea with pas- rhea of children, and
Acid, Boric. sages of membrane- diarrhea brought on
Acid, Camphoric. ous shreds, associ- by effluvia.
Acid, Carbolic. ated with uterine Camphor, Monobro-
Acid, Gallic. derangement; and mated.
Acid, Lactic. along w'ith opium in Cannabis Indica.
Acids, Mineral in pro-
:
chronic diarrhea of Capsicum: in diarrhea
fuse serous dis- malarial origin. from fish; in summer
charges, and in chol- Belladonna: in colli- diarrhea; in diarrhea ,
'

era infantum. quative diarrhea. after expulsion of

irritant.
Jl.cid, Nitric: with nux Betol.
vomica to assist mer- Bismal. Carbon Disulphide.
Cascarilla.
cury, when due to Bismuth Subnitrate:
hepaticderangement; in large doses in Castor Oil: in the diar-
combined with pep- chronic diarrhea; rhea of children. i

sin when this is the with grey powder in Castor Oil and Opium: I
case with children. the diarrhea of to carry away anyr
M»rek’» Munual.
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PART II. INDICATIONS.

irritant. Eudoxin. Sublimate.

Catechu: astringent. Flannel Binder: ad- Monesia Extract.
Chalk Mixture, see junct in children. Morphine Sulphate.
Calcium Carbonate. Gaduol; as tonic in Mustard: plaster.
Charcoal: in foul scrofulous and weak- Naphtalin.
evacuations. ly children. Naphtol.
Chirayta. Galls in chronic diar-
: Naphtol Benzoate, ve-
Chloral Hydrate. rhea. ry useful.
Chloroform: as spirits Geranium. Nutmeg.
with opium after a Ginger. NuxVomica:in chronic
purgative. Guaiacol. cases.
Chlorodyne. Guaiacol Carbonate. Oak Bark: infnsion,as-
Cinnamon. Guarana : in conval- tringent.
Cloves. escence. Opium: in tubercular
Cocaine: in serous di- Hematoxylon: mild as- and typhoid diar-
arrhea. tringent, suitable to rhea; in acute, after
Codeine. children from its expulsion of offen-
Cod-Liver Oil to chil- : sweetish taste. ding matter; as an
dren with pale stink- Ice to Spine. enema, with starch,
ing stools. Injection of starch
: in the acute fatal di-
Cold or Tepid Pack in : water at 100“ F., with arrhea of children.
summer diarrhea of tinct. opii and acetate Pancreatin.
children. of lead or sulphate of Paraformaldehyde.
Copaiba for : its local copper, in the choler- Pepsin along with ni-
:

action in chronic aic diarrhea of chil- tro-hy drochloric acid.

cases. dren. Podophyllin.
Copper Arsenite. Iodine. Podophyllum: in
Copper Sulphate; one- Ipecacuanha : drop chronic diarrhea,
tenth grn. (0.006 grm.) doses of the wine with highcolored
along with opium in every hour in the dys- pale or frothy stools.
acute and chronic di- enteric diarrhea of Potassium Chlorate
arrhea, associated children, marked by in chronic cases with
with colicky pains green slimy stools. mucilaginous stools.
and catarrh. Ipecacuanha deemeti- Potassium Iodide.
Corrosive Sublimate: nisata, very useful. Pulsatilla : in catar-
in small doses in Iron Sulphate. rhal.
acnte and chronic Kino: astringent. Quinine.
watery diarrhea, Krameria: astringent. Resorcin.
marked by slimy or Lead Acetate in sup-
: Rhubarb : to evacuate
hloody stools of pository or by mouth; intestine.
children and adults; in summer diarrhea Rumex Crispus : in
and diarrhea of (simple in children, morning diarrhea.
phthisis and typhoid. with morphine in Salicin: in catarrh and
Coto Bark; in catar- adults); with opium chronic diarrhea of
rheal diarrhea. in purging due to ty-
children.
Cotoin. phoid or tubercular Saline Purgatives.
Creolin. disease, in profuse Salol.
Creosote. serous discharge, and Silver Chloride.
Diet: for summer diar- in purging attended
Silver Nitrate.
rhea. with inflammation. Silver Oxide
Dulcamara; in diar- Magnesia: antacid for Sodium Borate.
rhea of children from children.
Sodium Carbolate.
teething and ex- Magnesium Salicylate. Sodium Paracresotate
posure. Menthol.
Sodium Phosphate.
Rnteroclysis : when Mercury: the gray Sodium Thiosulphate.
mucous form be- powder in diarrhea Starch, Iodized.
comes chronic. of children, marked Tannalbin: has a very
Ergot: in a very by derangement of wide range of indica-
chronic diarrhea suc- intestinal secretion tions.
ceeding to an acute and stinking stools; Tannin with Opium; in
attack. to be withheld where acute and chronic in-
Erigeron Canadense. masses of undigested ternally, or as enema.
Eucalyptol or Euca- milk are passed; in Tannoform very useful.
lyptus. adults, see Corrosive Thymol.
139 Mtrck’n Manual,
INDICATIONS. PART II.

Tribomphcnol. nally : locally in Pyoktanin: topically.

Veratnim Album; in sloughing of the Quinine: strong solu-
summer diarrhea. throat. tion or spray.
Zinc Sulphate. Cold: externally. Resorcin; spray.
Copper Sulphate; as Sassafras Oil: locally.
Diphtheria. emetic. Sodium Benzoate: in
Acetanilid. Creolin. large doses, and pow-
Acid, Benzoic: in large Creosote. der insufflated.
doses. Cnbeb. Sodium Borate.
Acid, Boric; or Borax: Eucalyptol. Sodium Hyposulphite,
glycerine solution lo- Ferropyrine. or Sulphites: inter-
cally. Gnaiacnm: internally. nally and locally.
Acid, Carbolic: as Hydrogen Peroxide. Sodium Snlphocarbo-
spray or painted on Ichthyol: paint. late.
throat; internally Ice to neck, and in
: Sozoiodole-Potassium:
with iron. mouth; with iron as dusting-powder
Acid, Carbolic, Gly cer- chloride internally if with sulphur.
ite of; painted over suppuration thre- Sozoiodole-S odium:
twice a day. atens. as preceding; or as
Acid, Hydrochloric: di- Iodine; as inhalation. solution.
lute as gargle, or Iron: the perchloride Strychnine- subcuta-
strong as caustic. in full doses by the neously for paralysis.
Acid, Lactic: a spray mouth, and locally Sulphocarbolates.
or local application of painted over the Sulphur.
a solution of 1 dram throat. Tannin; five per cent,
to the oz (4.0: 30.0 cc.) Lemon Juice :
gargle. solution as a spray.
of water, to dissolve Lime Water most : ser- Thymol.
the false membrane. viceable in adults, as Tolu Balsam.
Acid, Salicylic; locally a spray. Tonics.
as gargle, or inter- Mercury; internally as Tribromphenol.
calomel or cyanide,
nally.
Acid, Sulphurous.
1 —
/ 20 '/4o of a grn. Dipsomania. — See
Acid, Tartaric. (0.003-0.0015 grm.) Alcoholism.
Aconite. Mercury Bichloride.
Alcohol freely given,
;
Mercury Oxycyanide. Dropsy. — See also.
very useful. Methylene Blue. Ascites, Hydrocele,
Alum. Milk Diet. Hydrocephalus, Hy-
Ammonium Chloride. Oil Turpentine. drothorax, eta.
Antitoxin. Merch’s Oxygen: inhalations, Aconite: at once in
which see page 11. with strychnine and dropsy of scarlet
Apomorphine; as an atropine hypodermi- fever if temperature
emetic. cally. If suffocation should rise.
Argentic Nitrate: of is imminent, intuba- Acupuncture; in oede-
doubtful value. tion or tracheotomy ma about the ankles,
Arsenic: internally. may be necessary. to be followed up by
Asaprol. Papain; as solvent of hot bathing; not
Aseptol. false membrane. much use in tricus-
Belladonna: at com- Pepsin : as membrane pid disease.
mencement, especial- solvent, locally. Ammonium Benzoate:
ly useful when tonsils Pilocarpine Hydro- in hepatic dropsy.
are much swollen and chlorate: internally; Ammonium Chloride:
there is little exuda- sometimes aids in in hepatic dropsy.
tion later on, to sup-
: loosening the false Antihydropin a crys-
port the heart. membrane. talline principle ex-
Bromine: as inhala- PotassaSolution: tracted from cock-
tion. internally. roaches; is a power-
Calcium Bisulphite ; Potassium Bichro- ful diuretic in scar-
solution, as paint. mate; as emetic. latinal dropsy; 15 gm.
Calomel. Potassium Chlorate: (1.0 grm.) as a dose for
Chloral Hydrate. internally.frequently an adult; the insect
Chlorinated-Soda So- repeated, and locally is used in Russia.
lution; as gargle or as a gargle Apocynum cannabin-
wash. Potassium Permanga- iim.
Chlorine Water inter- : nate: as gargle. Arbutin.

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 PART U. INDICATIONS.

Arsenic: in dropsy of Hemol-gallol; when solution before food

feet from fatty heart, marked anemia pres- is taken.
debility, or old age. ent. Taraxacum.
Asclepias Syria ca: Iron: to correct ane- Theobromine and
may be combined mia; along with sa- salts.
with apocynnm. line purgatives. Turpentine Oil in al- :

Broom: one of the most Jaborandi: in renal buminuria.

nsefnl diuretics, espe- dropsy with suppres- Urea pura.
cially in scarlatinal, sion of renal func- Dropherine Benzoate.
renal, and hepatic tion. Dropherine Salicylate
dropsy. Jalap: in some cases. very useful.
Bryonia: as drastic Juniper: exceedingly
purgative, and diu- useful in cardiac, and Duodenal Catarrh.
retic. chronic, not acute See also, Jaundice,
Cactus Grandiflorus renal trouble. Biliousness.
tincture. Magnesium Sulphate. Acid, Citric.
Caffeine: in cardiac Mercury. Acid, Nitro-hydro-
and chronic renal Milk Diet. chloric.
dropsy. Nitrous Ether useful :
Arsenic in catarrh of
:
Calomel with jalap. alone, or with other
bile-ducts as a se-
Cannabis Indica: as diuretics.
quela.
diuretic. Oil Croton.
Bismuth.
Chenopodium Anthel- Oil Juniper.
Calomel.
minticum in scarla-
: Oleander.
Diet: Avoid fatty ali-
tinal dropsy. Oxysparteine.
ments.
Chimaphila: in renal Parsley a stimulant
Gold and SodiumChlo-
drojpsy. diuretic.
ride.
Cimicifugin. Paracentesis Abdomi-
Hydrastis: in catarrh
Colchicum :in hepatic, nis.
associated with gall
cardiac, and scarla- Pilocarpine Hydro- stones.
tinal dropsy. chlorate.
Colocynth. Ipecacuanha.
Potassium Bicarbo-
Convallaria; used by Podophyllum.
nate.
the Russian peas- Potassium Bichrom-
Potassium Bitartrate
ate.
antry. and Acetate with
Copaiba especially in Rhubarb.
: CompoundJalapPow-
Salol.
hepatic and cardiac der: most useful of
dropsy: not certain the hydragogue ca-
Sodium Phosphate.
in renal. thartics. Dysentery.— A'ee also,
Digitalin. Potassium Carbonate. Diarrhea, Enteritis.
Digitalis: in all drop- Potassium Iodide: in Acid, Boric: contin-
sies, but especially large doses, some-
cardiac dropsies. In- uous irrigation with
times a diuretic in
fusion is best form. a two way tube.
renal dropsy.
Digitoxin in enema or Acid, Carbolic.
Potassium Nitrate : as Acid, Gallic.
hypodermically.
Diet: dry.
diuretic. Acid, Nitro-hydro-
PotassiumandSodium chloric.
Elaterium orElaterin: Tartrate. Acid, Nitrous: in the
useful hydragogues Resin Jalap. chronic dysentery of
carthartics, especi- Resorcin. hot climates.
ally in chronic renal Rhus Toxicodendron. Acid, Tannic.
disease should not Saliformin.
;

be given in exhaus-
Aconite: when much
Saline Purgatives. fever.
tion. Sambucus. Alum: to control the
Erythrophleum;incar- Scorparin. diarrhea.
diac dropsy instead Scorparius Infusion. Aluminium Acetate:
of digitalis, Senega: in renal solution.
Eerropyrine. dropsy.
Each sine.
Ammonium Chloride.
Squill : in cardiac Aristol.
Gamboge never to be dropsy. Arnica
used!
: where much
Strophanthus in car-:
depression.
Gold. diac dropsy. Arsenic: Fowler’s so-
Hellebore: in post-scar- Sulphate of Magne- lution along with opi-
latinal dropsy. sium a concentrated
:
um if due to malaria.
141 Manual.
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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Baptisin. Magnesium Sulphate: Ammonium Chloride.

Belladonna. in acute cases in Amyl Nitrite: in neu-
Benzoin: in chronic early stage. ralgic form.
cases. Mercury Bichloride. Anemonin.
Berberine Carbonate: Morphine Sulphate. Antipyrine.
in chronic intestinal Naphtalin. Apiol (Oil of Parsley):
catarrh. Naphtol, Alpha. as emmenagogue in
Bismal. Nux Vomica: in epi- neuralgic form ; to
Bismuth. demic cases, and be given just before
Bismuth Subgallate. where prune juice the expected period.
Bismuth Subnitrate. stools and much de-
Arsenic: when mem-
Calomel: in acute pression.
branous discharge
asthenic type. Oil Eucalyptus.
from uterus.
Castor Oil: in small Opium: to check the Atropine.
doses, with opium. diarrhea; given after Belladonna: in neu-
Cathartics: to cause the action of a sa- ralgic form along
local depletion. line.
;

Cold: Enemata of ice Potassium Bitartrate:
cold water to relieve in advanced stages
pain and tenesmus. where much mucus.
Copaiba: in some ca- Potassium Chlorate
ses. as enema.
Copper Arsenite. Quinine Sulphate: in
Copper Sulphate. large doses in ma-
Corrosive Sublimate: larial cases, followed
in small doses, when by ipecacuanha.
stools are slimy and Saline Purgatives. ’
with synergists.
Borax: in membra-
nous form.
Butyl-Chloral Hydrate:
in neuralgic form.
Cajeput Oil.
Camphor: frequently
repeated in nervous
subjects.
Cannabis Indica: ve-

ry useful
bloody. Salol. Cerium Oxalate.
Creolin. Silver Chloride. Cetrarin.
Creosote. Silver Nitrate: as in- Chloral amide.
Enemata. jection. Chloral Hydrate.
Ergotin: in very chro- Silver Oxide. Chloroform: vapor lo-
nic type. Soda Chlorinata: as cally.
Glycerine w'ith lin-
: en ema. Cimicifuga: in con-
seed tea, to lessen Sodium Carbolate. gestive cases at com-
tenesmus. Sodium Nitrate. mencement.
Grape Diet. Strychnine. Cimicifugin.
Hamamelis: where Sulphur: in chronic Codeine.
much blood in mo- cases. Coninm.
tions. Tannalbin. Copper Arsenite.
Hydrogen Peroxide. Tannin: conjoined Electricity the gal-
:

Ice Water: injections. with milk diet in vanic current in neu-

Injections: in early chronic disease. ralgic; an inverse
stages, emollient in Tannoform. current in conges-
;

later, astringent.
Ttibromphenol. tive.
Iodine. Turpentine Oil: with Ergot: in congestive
Ipecacuanha: in 30 opium when the cases at commence-
grn. G grm.) doses acute symptoms have ment, especially if
on empty stomach, passed off; also in following sudden ar-
with complete rest epidemic of a low rest.
or as enema, with type. Ether
small quantity of Zinc Oxide. Ethyl Bromide.
fluid milk is a good Zinc Sulphate: by Euraenol which see
vehicle.
;
mouth or enema. page 98.
Ipecacuanha deemeti- Perropyrine.
nisata very useful. Dysmenorrhea. Gelseminine.
Iron internally, or as
: Acetanilid. Gelseminm.
enemata. Acid. Salicylic. Ginger: if menses are
Lead Acetate, by. Aconite: in conges- suddenly suppressed.
mouth, or as enema tive form in pletho- Gold" and Sodium
or suppository, along rics; or sequent to Chloride.
with opium. sudden arrest. Gossypinm.
Lemon Juice. Aloes. Guaiacum; in rheu-
Magnesium Salicylate Ammonium Acetate. matic oases.
Ifmk’i MantiaL
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Hamamelis: often re- Acid, lactic: in im- Chloral Hydrate.

lieves. perfect digestion. Chloroform.
Hemogallol. Acid, Nitric: with bit- Cholagogues: often
Hemol. ter tonics. very useful.
Hot Sitz-bath. Acid, Nitro-hydro- Cinchona.
llyilrastinine Hydro- chloric. Cocaine in nervous
:

chlorate. Acid, Sulphurous: in dyspepsia, grn.

Ipecacuanha; as an acid pyrosis and (0.015 grm.) twice or
emetic. vomiting. three times a day.
Iron: in anemia. Acid, Tannic in irri- : Cod-Liver Oil in the :

Magnesium Sulphate. table dyspepsia. sinking at the epi-

Manganese Dioxide. Alcohol: along with
Morphine : like opium. food when digestion
Nux Vomica: in neu- is impaired by
ralgic form. tigue, etc.
Opium : exceedingly Alkalies: very useful
useful in small do- before meals in ato-
ses of 3 to 5 min. nic dyspepsia, or two
(0.2— 0.3 cc.) of tinc- hours after.
ture alone, or along Aloes; as dinner
with 3 or 4 grn. (0.2 along with nux vo-
0.25 grm.) of chloral mica in
,
ha bitual
hydrate. constipation.
Picrotoxin. Arsenic: 1 min. (0.06
Piscidia Erythrina. cc.) of liquor before
gastrium in the aged
without intestinal ir-
fa- ritation.
Colchicum: in gouty
subjects.
Cold Water: half a
tumbler half an hour
before breakfast.
pill, Columbin.
Creosote: if due to-
fermentative chan-
ges.
Diastase of Malt.
Eucalyptus in atonic-;

Pulsatilla; like aco- meals in neuralgia dyspepsia due to the

nite. of the stomach or ,
presence of sarcinm.
Quinine. diarrhea excited by Gentian in atony and
:

Rue. food. flatulence.

Silver Oxide. Asafetida. Ginger: an adjunct.
Sodium Borate. BeUadonna: to lessen Glycerine.
Strychnine. pain and constipa- Glycerinophosphates.
Stypticin: useful uter- tion. Gold: the chloride in
ine sedative. Berberine. nervous indigestion.
Sumbul. Bismuth Citrate. Hops a substitute for
:

Triphenin. Bismuth Subgallate. alcohol.

Viburnum. Bismuth Subnitrate Hot Water: a tumbler
Water: cold and hot, when stomach is ir- twice or three times
alternately dashed ritable and in flatu-
;
between meals, in
over loins in atonic lence. acid dyspepsia, fla-
cases. Bitters: given with tolence, and to re-
Zinc Cyanide. acids or alkalies, to press craving for al-
stimulate digestion. cohol.
Dyspepsia.— See also. Bryonia; in bilious Hydrastis or Hydras-
Acidity, Biliottaness, headache. tine Hydrochlorate:
Flatulence, Gastral- Calabar Bean: in the in chronic dyspepsia
gia. Pyrosis Take
. — phantom tumor so- or chronic alcoho-
notice of theeth, mas- metimes accompany- lism.
tication and insali- ing. Hydrogen Peroxide.
cation. Calcium Saccharate. Ichthalbin.
Absinthin. Calcium Sulphite. Ipecacuanha: useful
Acids: before or after Calomel. adjunct to dinner
meals, especially ni- Calumba very : useful. pill, in chronic irri-
tro-hy dr o chloric Cannabis Indica. table dyspepsia.
acid. Capsicum: in atonic Iron and Bismuth Ci-
Acid, Carbolic. dyspepsia. trate.
Acid, Gallic: in pyro- Cardamoms. Iron Phosphates.
sis. Castor Oil. Kino: in pyrosis.
Acid, Hydrochloric, Cerium Nitrate. Lime Water.
Dilute: after a meal, Cerium Oxalate. Magnesia: in acid dys-
especially if there is Cetrarin. pepsia.
diarrhea. Chamomile. Malt Extract, Dry.
Acid Hydrocyanic: in Charcoal: for flatu- Manganese : in gastro-
irritable cases. lence. dynia and pyrosis.
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INDICATIONS. PART 11.

Menthol. Silver Oxide. back: when due to

Mercury: as chola- Sodium Sulphocarbo- cardiac or pulmon-
KOgiie. late: inflatulence ary trouble.
Morphine: subcuta- and spasm after a Ether.
neously in irritable meal. Ethyl Iodide.
subjects. Sodium Thiosulphate. Grindelia.
Naphtol. Somatose Hyoscyamus.
Naphtol Benzoate. Sozoiodole-Sodium. Lobeline.
Nux Vomica: exceed- Strontium Bromide. Morphine.
ingly useful in most Strychnine. Opium.
forms along with Taka-Diastase. Oxaphor.
mineral acids. Taraxacum. Oxygen.
Opium: in sinking at Terebene. Pilocarpine Hydro-
the stomach parti- Turkish Bath: in ma- chlorate.
ally relievedby food laise after dining out. Potasium Cyanide.
which, at the same Wahoo (Euonymin): Potassium Iodide.
time, produces diar- as a cholagogue. Pyridine.
rhea, a few drops of Xanthoxylum: as Spermine.
tincture before me- stomachic tonic. Stramonium: tincture.
als with nux vomica Strophanthin.
;

in palpitation, etc.
Dysphagia. Strychnine.
Orexine Tannate; ve- Acid, Hydrocyanic: as Terebene.
ry potent. gargle Terpin Hydrate.
Pancreatin: I'h or 2 Bromide of Potassium: Theobromine Sodio-
hours after meals in hysterical dyspha- Salicylate.
very useful. gia; or dysphagia of Thoracentesis: if there
Papain. liquids in children. is pleural effusion.
Pepper: in atonic in- CajeputOil: in nervous Valerian.
dysphagia.
digestion.
Peppermint Oil. Cocaine or better Dysuria. — See also,

Pei>sin: sometimes Tropacocaine: in ton- Vesical Sedatives

very useful with me- sillitis, etc as cause, Bladder. Irritable;
als; and in apepsia 4 per cent, solution and Cystitis.
of infants. painted over also in Alkalies: when urine
Picrotoxin. dysphagia, caused by very acid.
Podophyllin: a chola- oesophageal diver- Arbutin.
gogue, used instead ticula. Belladonna.
of mercury useful Iced Fluids: slowly Camphor : in stran-
;

along with nux vom- swallowed in spas- gury-

ica and mineral modic dysphagia. Cannabis Indica: in
acids. Iron. hematuria.
Potassa. Solution of. Quinine. Cantharides: tincture.
Potassium Bicarbo- Strychnine. Chimaphila.
nate. Conium.
Potassium Carbonate. Dyspnea. — See also, Digitalis.
Potassium Iodide. Angina Pectoris Ergot: in p a r a 1 y 3i s,

Potassium Permanga- Asthma, Bronchitis, when bladder feels

n.ate: like manganese. Croup. Eniphgsema imperfectly emptied.
Potassium Sulphide. Phthisis. Gelseminm.
Ptyalin. Acid,'Hydrocyanic, Di- Gelseminine.
Pulsatilla. luted. Hyoscyamus.
Quassia Adonis Aestivalis: Nitrous Ether.
Quinine: in elderly tincture. Nutmeg.
people, and to check Adonidin. Oleobalsamic Mixture.
flatulence. Ammonium C a r b o - Opium.
Resorcin. nate. Strychnine.
Rhubarb. Amyl Nitrite.
Ear-ache.
Saccharin. Arsenic.
Salol. Aspidospermine. Almond Oil.
Sanguinaria: in Bitter Almond Water. Atropine: along with
atonic dyspepsia. Cherry Laurel Water, opium.
Serpentaria. Chloroform. Blisters behind the
:

Cimicifugin. ear.
Silver Nitrate in neu- :

ralgic cases. Dry Cupping over Brucine.

144
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 PART II. INIUCATTONS.

Cardiac Sedatives: in- bound over. Arsenic: applicable

ternally. Ice. only in squamous
Cliloroforni ; on swab, Massage. and chronic form,
behind and in front Solomon’s Seal (Gon- not in acute.
of ear. vallaria): the juice Belladonna: internal-
Cocaine- as spray. of the root, especi- ly, or atropine sub-
Ether Vapor: to tym- ally in a “black eye“. cutaneously in acute
panum. — See Pu- stage.
(ilycerine.
Eclampsia. Benzoin: compound
erperal Convulsions. tincture painted on
Heat, Dry: locally.
Hop Ponltice. Ecthyma. to relieve itching.
lllicinm. Bismuth:' where there
Borax.
Inflation of Eustachi- is much exudation,
Cod-Liver Oil: intern-
an tube with Polit- the powder, or oint-
ally and locally.
ment, either of sub-
zer’s air bag.
Chrysarobin.
Lead Acetate and Copper Salts.
' nitrate or carbonate.
Opium as wash. :
Gaduol internally, as
:
Bismuth Subgallate.
Leeching: behind ear. Bismuth Subnitrate.
resolvent tonic.
Menthol and Liquid Black Wash.
Grape regimen.
Petrolatum as spray. Blister: in chronic
Ichthalbin: internally,
Opium. as assimilative and
cases, especially- of
Pulsatilla. hand.
regulator of nutri-
Puncturing of tym- Borax: the glycerite
tive processes.
panum bulge,
if it
Ichtbyol: topically.
in eczema of the
followed by careful scalp and ears.
Lead: locally.
cleansing and insuf- Boric Acid Ointment:
Quinine: for the mal-
flation of boric acid. topically, especially
nirtrition.
S 0 ap -Solutions in in eczema of the
Zinc Oxide: locally.
order to clean the vulva.
ear
Ectropium and En- Calcium Lithio • car-
Water: hot as it can bonate.
tropium.
be borne, dropped Calcium Sulphide.
'
into tbe ear. Collodion. Camphor: powder to
Ear Affections. — See Silver Nitrate.
Operative treatment.
allay heat and itch-
ing
also, Ear-ache, De-
Cantharides.
af7iess, Myringitis, Eczema.
Otalgia, Otitis, Otor- Cashew Nut Oil oint- ;

rhea, Vertigo. Acetanilid. ment in chronic ca-

Acid, Carbolic: intern- ses.
Acid Boric. Chloral Hydrate as
Antipyonin. ally and locally. :

Acid, Salicylic: lo- ointment half dram

Bismuth Subgallate. in 07. (2.0 grm. 30.0
cally, if there is much :

Cimicifuga. cc.) of petrolatum

Cocaine weeping.
Hydrochlo- or as lotion.
rate (ringing), Acid, Picric.
Alkalies: weak solu- Chrysarobin.
Diiodoform.
tions as a constant Cinchona: powdered
'
Electricity.
dressing. bark locally as an
Hydrogen Peroxide to
soften ear-wax. Alum: to check a astringent.
lodole. profuse discharge; Citrine Ointment:
Pyoktanin. not curative. locally, alone or with
Sodium Bromide. Alumnol. tar ointment, in ec-
Sodium Borate, Neu- Ammonium Carbo- zema of the eyelids.
tral.
nate along with
: Cocaine: to allay itch-
Sozoiodole-Zinc. fresh infusion of ing in scrotal ec-
Tropacocaine. cinchona. zema.
Ammonium Urate. Cocoa Nut Oil: in ec-
Ecchyiiiosis. See — Anacardium Orien- zema narium.
also, Bruises, Pur- tale. Cod-Liver Oil: in ec-
pura. Argentic Nitrate sim- : zema of children due
Alcohol: externally. ple solution, or so- to malnutrition; and
Ammonia. lution in nitric ether, locally to akin to
Arnica: internally painted over, in prevent cracking.
and externally. chronic form. Collodion.
Compressed Sponge: Aristol. Conium.
145 Umk’t Xanttal.
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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Copper Sulphate : as- Nutgall. stages.

tringent. Oil Croton. Yolk of Egg: with '

Creolin. Oil o f Ca d e: with water locally.

Diaphtherin. adeps lan.-p. Zinc: the oxide and
Electricity central
: Phosphorus. carbonate as dusting
galv.anization in very Phytolacca: in obsti- powders; the oxide
obstinate cases. nate cases. as ointment if the
Eucalyptol; with iodo- Plumbago: ointment raw surface is indo-
form and adeps lanse in eczema aurium. lent after inflamma-
in dry eczema. Potassium Acetate: tion has subsided.
Eugenol. internally. Zinc Oleate.
Gaduol: internally in Potassium Cyanide:
scrofula or malnu- to allay itching. Elephantiasig (Arah-
trition. Potassium Iodide. um. Pachydermia I.

Gallicin. Potato Poultice: cold, Anacardium Orien-

Gallanol. sprinkled with zinc tals.
Gallobromol. oxide, to allay itch- Arsenic: along with
Gelanthum. ing. five or six times as
Glycerine: as local Pyoktanin. much black pepper.
emollient after an Resorcin. Cashew Nut Oil.
attack. Rhus Toxicodendron: Gurjnn Oil.
Glycerite of Aloes: in internally and ex- Iodine: internally and
eczema aurium. where much
ternally; externally.
Hamamelis locally : to burning and itching, Oil Chaulmoogi-a.
allay itching. and in chronic ecze- Sarsaparilla.
Hygienic measures ma of rheumatism
and Diet. worse at night-time. Emissions and Erec-
Ichthalbin: internal- Salol. tions. — See also,
ly,
as assimilative Soap: a glycerine so- Chordee, Sperma-
and tonic ap to wash with, torrhea, and the list
Ichthyol: locally, night and morning, of Anaphrodisiacs
lodole. will allay itching;
Acetanilid.
lodoformogen. green soap. Antispasmin.
Iris Versicolor: in Sodium Arsenate. Belladonna.
chronic gouty cases. Sozoiodole-Potassi-J Bromalin.
Iron Arsenate. um. Bromides.
Iron Sulphate. Starch Poultice. Bromipin.
Jaborandi. Sulphides or Sulphur Bromo-hemol.
Lead Carbonate. internally and as
,
Camphor, Monobro-
Lead Salts: where baths; but not in mated.
there is much inflam- acute stage. Chloral Hydrate.
mation and weep- Sulphur Iodide. Cimicifuga.
ing, a lotion con- Tannin Glycerite: af- Cocaine Hydrochlor-
taining a glycerine ter removal of the ate.
preparation; if dry scales or tar
;
. or Hygienic Measures.
and itching, a strong other ointment, may Hyoscine.
solution or an oint- be required to com- Iron.
ment. plete cure. Lupulin.
Liquor carbonis de- Tannoform Ointment
:
Potassium Citrate.
lOO/o.
tergens. Strychnine and Arse-
Lime Water: a seda- Tar: ointment: and nic: in full dose.
tive and astringent;
internaUy as pill or Warm Bath : before
in later stages with
capsule in very retiring.
glycerine. chronic form.
Lithia: in gouty sub-
Thymol.
Tropacocaine to allay Emphysema of the
jects.
itching.
lung — See also, Asth-
.

Losophan. ma, Bronchitis, Dys-

Menthol. Thyroidin.
Turkish Bath. pnea.
Mercury ,
Ammonia-
ted. Viola Tricolor: infu- Apomorphine : when
Mercury Oleate. sion along with sen- secretion is scanty.
Methylene Blue: in na; externally as Asafetida.
eczema of the lids. ointment. Arsenic: in subjects
Naphtol. Warm Baths: in acute who are affected with
ManuaL
146
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dyspnea on catching cavity. on cotton wool probe,

a very slight cold. Acid, Salicylic: same in chronic form.
Especially valnable as above. Acid, Chromic: strong
if following on re- Carbolate of Iodine: solution, 1.5 grn. in
trocession of rash. same as above. 1 fl. dram of hot
Aspidospermine. Chlorine Water; same water in catarrh.
Belladonna: if bron- as above. Acid, Nitric.
chitis and dyspnea Creosote. Alumnol.
are severe. Gaduol as tonic.
; Aristol.
Bleeding: when right Ichthalbin: as assimi- Calcium Bisulphite:
side of heart en- lative and alterative. solution.
gorged. Iodine: same as car- Curettage.
Chloral Hydrate: in bolic acid. Ergot: subcutaneous-
acute if sudden, a Iodoform. ly-
single large dose; if lodoforraogen. Europhen.
long continued, small Pyoktanin. Formaldehyde.
doses. Styrone. Glycerine: locally.
Cod-Liver Oil: one of Quinine; same"as'car- Gold and Sodium
the best remedies. boIic"acid. Chloride.
Coniine. Hot Water Injections.
Compressed Air: in- Endocai'ditis. — See Hydrargyri Bichlori-
haled. also, Myocarditis dum : injection.
Cubebs: the tincture Pericarditis. Hydrastinine Hydro-
sometimes relieves Acid, Salicylic: in the chlorate.
like a charm. rheumatic form. Ichthyol.
Digitalis. Aconite: in small do- Iodine.
Dionine. ses frequently at Iodoform.
Ether: internally, as commencement. lodoformogen.
inhalation. Alkalies. lodole.
Euphorbia Pilulifera. Antirheumatics. lodo-tannin solution
:

Ethyl Iodide: as in- Blisters. of iodine in tannic

halation. Bryonia. acid, on cotton- wool.
Gaduol. Calomel. Methylene Blue.
Grindelia: in most Chloral Hydrate : in Sozoiodole-Zinc.
respiratory neuroses. moderate doses. Stypticin.
HemogaUol. Digitalis.
Hemol.
Hypophosphites.
Digitoxin.
Ice-bag over precor-
Enteric Fever. See —
Iron. Typhoid Fever.
dium.
Lobelia: where there Iron.
is severe dyspnea, or
Leeches or Wet Cups: Enteritis. — See also.
capillary bronchitis. in early Diarrhea, Cysente-
stages, to
Morphine. abort. ry. Cholera, Peri-
Oxygen: in paroxys- Lithium tonitis, Typhlitis.^
Citrate or
mal dyspnea. Acetate.
Potassium Iodide. Aconite: in acute ca-
Mercury: to prevent ses.
Purging: instead of fibrinous deposits; Argentic Nitrate: in
bleeding. conjointly with alka-
Physostigma. chronic form.
lies if of rheumatic
Quebracho. Arsenic: in small do-
origin.
Resorcin. ses along wi-(4i opium.
Opium : in full doses.
Bismuth and Ammo-
Senega. Potassium Iodide.
Stramonium. nium Citrate.
Potassium Salts; to Bismuth SubgaUate.
Strychnine: as a res- liquefy exudation.
piratory stimulant. Bismuth Subnitrate.
Quinine; in full doses
Terebene. at commencement.
Bismuth-Cerium Sali-
Turpentine Oil.
Veratrum
cylate.
Viride.-
Calcium Salicylate.
Empyema. Calomel: in obstruc-
Endometritis. — See tive enteritis with
Ammonium Acetate. also Uterine Con-
,

Aspiration, or free gestion and Hyper- constipation, pushed

to salivate.
Incisions. trophy.
Acid, Carbolic: as in- Castor Oil especially
:
Acid, Carbolic: local- in the chronic enter-
jection to wash out ly applied, undiluted, itis of children. Ve-

147 Merck^a Manual.

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INDICATIONS. PART II.

ry useful along with Quinine. Acid, Perosmic.

opium. Rhus Aroraatica. Adonis Vernalis. >

Chlorine Water. Rhus Toxicodendron. Ammonium Bromide.

Copper Arsenitc. Santonin or enema Ammonium Valeria-
Copper Sulphate: in of garlic: when nate.
minute doses. worms present. Ammonium or Sodium
Eudoxine. Strychnine: very use- Nitrite.
Extract Monesia. ful in the paralysis Amyl Nitrite.
*
Ichthalbin. of the aged, and in- Amylene Hydrate.
Iron. continence of chil- Aniline Sulphate.
Lead Acetate: seda- dren. Antipyrine.
tive astringent. Turpentine Oil. Apomorphine: to pre-
Linseed: infusion as vent; in emetic doses.
drink. Epididymitis. See ArgenticNitrate:
Magnesium Sulphate also, Orchitis. sometimes useful, but
the most valuable objectionable from
Aconite: in small doses
purgative. risk of discoloring
frequently repeated.
Naphtaliu. the skin.
Naphtol Benzoate. Bismuth Subnitrate
Arsenic: in epilepti-
as poultice over the
Opium. form vertigo.
scrotum.
Podophyllum Belladonna!
Asafetida.
Poultice, Hot. Atropine.
Collodion.
Resorcin. Anesthetics; rarely.
Guaiacol: locally.
Skim Milk as diet, : Belladonna: in netit
Heat, Moisture, and \

alone or with lime- mal, in nocturnal epi-

Pressure: in later
water.
stages, to relieve in-
lepsy and anemic !

Sodium Nitrate. subjects persever-

duration. ;

Tannalbin. ance in its use is

Ice-bags.
Tannoform. required.
Ichthyol.
Turpentine Oil. Bismuth Valerianate.
Iodine: grn. 4(0.25grm.)
Ulraus infusion as
: Blisters: over seat of
to adeps lanpe oz. 1
drink, or leaves as aura.
(30.0 grm.), locally, to
poultice. Borax.
relieve induration.
Enuresis. Mercury and Bella- Bromides of Potassi-
Acid, Camphoric. donna: as ointment. um, Sodium, Stron
Antipyrine. Mercury and Mor- tium. Ammonium,
Atropine. phine: locally as ole- Lithium, and Iron;
Belladonna: very use- ate if persistent. most generally use
ful for children, but Mercurial Oinment. ful; dose should be
the dose must be Naftalan. large; in cases
largo. Potassium Iodide. occurring in the day-
chronic Pulsatilla: in very time, in grand mal.
Buchu: in
small doses along reflex epilepsy, and
cases.
Cantharides: internal- with aconite. cerebral hyperemia
very useful in Punctures: to relieve best treatment; the
ly;

middleaged women tension and pain. different bromides

or the aged. Rest in bed: elevation mixed.
of pelvis and testic- Bromalin: mild yet
Chloral Hydrate : in
children. les, suspension of any very efficacious
Collodioh: to form a local gonorrheal Bromipin.
cap over prepuce. treatment. Bromo-hemol.
Silver Nitrate: strong Bryonia.
Diet: Avoid potatoes
and liquids before solution locally ap- Caesium and' Ammo-
going to bed. plied to abort. nium Bromide.
Strapping and sus- Calabar Bean.
Ergot in paralytic
:

cases. pending testicle. Calcium Bromide.

Calcium-R u b i d i n m-
lodideofiron: in some
cases. Epilepsy. — See also, Ammoninm Bromide.
Iodine.
Hystero-Ep Heps y,- Calcium Bromo-
Lupnline. Convulsions. lodide.
Pichi. Acetanilid. Camphor : has been,
Potassium Bromide. Acid, Boric. ba is not now, much
Potassium Nitrate in : Acid, Camphoric. used
children. Acid, Hydrobromic. Camphor, Monobro-
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 PART II. INDICATIONS.

irmtod. (0.06 gnu.) dose thrice Zinco-llaemolnm.

Cannabis Indica. daily.
Cautery; freqnently Nitroglycerine; like Epistaxis. — See also,
and lightly repented. nitrite of amyl, but Hemorrhage.
Cerium Oxalate. slightly slower in Acetanilid.
Chloral Hydrate: full action.
Acid, Acetic.
dose ad bed-time in Opium with Bromides. Acid, Gallic: along
nocturnal attacks. Paraldehyde; instead with ergot and digi-
,

Chloroform inhala- : of bromides.

talis.
tion in hystero-epi- Phosphorus. Acid, Trichloracetic.
lepsy. Physostigma. Aconite in .small and
:

Chloralamide. Picrotoxin; weak and

frequent doses to
Cod-Liver Oil. anemic type; or noc- children, and in
Conium. turnal attacks must ;
plethora.
Copper Acetate. be persisted in.
Alum: powder snuffed
Copper Ammonio-sul- Potassium Bromate.
or blown up the nos-
phateisometimes use- Potassium Bromide. trils
ful. Potassium Iodide:
Antipyriue.
Copper Sulphate. with bromide; alone
Aristoi.
Cupro-hemol. in syphilitic history.
Arnica: in traumatic
Digitalis. Potassium Nitrite.
cases.
Diet. Quassia: injections
BariumChloride: to lo-
Duboisine. when due to worms. wer arterial tension.
Electricity. Quinine.
Belladonna.
Ethylene Bromide. Rubidium- A m mp n i- Blister over Liver.
Excision when ci-
um Bromide
catrices present.
Cocaine: locally in
Rue : wheii seminal hemorrhage from the
Fluorides. emissions also are nasal mucous mem-
Gaduol. present.
Gold Bromide. brane.
Santonin : has been Compression ofFacial
Garlic, enema, when
tried. Artery.
worms present. Seton: in the back of Digitalis: the infusion
Hvdrargyri Biniodi- the neck. is best.
dum; in syphilitic Silver Salts.
history.
,

Hydrastinine
chlorate
Hyoscyamine.
Ignatia.
Iron in uterine ob-
:
struction, in cerebral
and genital anemia;
alone, or the bromide
along with the bro-
mide of potassium.
Iron Valerianate.
Lithium Bromide.
Lobelia; has been used
as a nauseant to re-
lieve the spasms.
Ergot: subcutaneous-
Simulo Tincture. ly, or by stomach.
Hydro- Sodium Fluoride.
Erigeron Oil.
Solanum Carolinense: Europhen.
in epilepsy of child-
Ferropyrine.
hood. Hamamelis.
Spermine. Hot Foot-bath or Hot-
StramoniumTincture. or Cold-water Bags
Strontium Bromide. applied to dorsal ver-
Strychnine in idiopa-
; tebi’ie.
thic epilepsy and Ice: over nose and head
especially in pale lodole.
anemic subjects; not lodoforinogen.
if there is any organic Ipecacuanha: until it
lesion. nauseates or produ-
Sulfonal. ces actual vomiting.
Sumbul. Iron as spray the sub-
:

Mercury. Tartar Emetic. sulphate or perchlor-

Musk has been tried.
:
Thiosinamin when ci- ide.
Neurodin. catrices present Krameria.
Nickel. Turpentine Oil if due ; Lead Acetate.
Nitrite of Amyl: in- to worms. Ligation of extremities
haled will cut short Valerian: sometimes
a tit if there is ap-
till venous stasis en-
; does good, especially sues.
preciable time bet- if due to worms.
Plugging anterior and
ween aura and fit Zinc Salts the oxide,
:
posterior nares ne-
will prevent it, and or sulphate epilepti- ; cessary, if epistaxis
cut short status epi- form vertigo due to is obstinate.
lepticus. gastric disturbance
Nitrite ol Sodium in Suprarenal-Extract.
is often relieved by
petit mat in 1 grn.
:
Tannin: locally ap-
the oxide. 'plied.

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INDICATIONS. I'AKT 11.

Trausfusion if death ; pungent and pulse Resorcin; antipyretic

threatens from loss. firm, also in erysipe- and antiseptic. ,

Tropacocaine. latous inflammation Rhus Toxicodendron.

TurpeutiiieOil: intern- following vaccina- Salol.
ally in passive hemor- tion. Silver Nitrate; strong
rhage. Alcoholic Stimulants; solution locally ap-
Warm Baths ; to feet if patient passes into plied for an inch or
and hands, with or typhoid state. two beyond inflamed
without mustard. Alumnol. area.
Warm Water Bags: to Ammonium Carbo- Sodium Salicylate: an-
spine. nate when tendency
: tipyretic
to collapse, and in Sparteine Sulphate.
Epithelioma. typhoid condition, Subimate.
Acid, Lactic. internally and local- Tartar Emetic small
Acid. Picric. ly more adapted to doses frequently.
;
Aniline. idiopathic, especially Therraodin.
Arsenic. facial erysipelas. Thiol.
Aristol. Antipyrine Tinct. Ferric Chloride.
Calcium Carbide. Belladonna. Traumaticin.
Diaphtherin. Bismuth Subgallate. Trichlorphenol.
Europhen. Bismuth Subnitrate. Triphenin.
Iodoform. Bitters and Iron. Turpentine.
Diiodoform. Borax. Veratrnm Viride.
lodole. Calomel White Lead: paint
Mercury, Acid Nitrate: Chloral Hydrate. locally.
applied to part with Zinc Oxide.
glass rod.
Collodion; locally in
Methylene Blue. superficial erysipe- Erythema.
las, useless when
Ozonized Water. Acids: in cases of in-
Papain. cracked.
digestion.
Creolin.
Pyoktanin. Acid, Picric.
Resorcin. Creosote. Aconite.
Sublimate, Ointment Digitalis infusion
;
Adcps Lan*.
locally.
('/20/oh Albumine (Covering).
Europhen. Alum: lotion.
Erysipelas.— See also. Fuchsine.
Phlegmon. Belladonna; in simple
Hamamelis. erythema.
Acid.Benzoic: the soda Hot Fomentations. Bismuth Subgallate.
salt 2 to 3 drams Ichthyol. Bismuth Subnitrate.
(8.0 — 12.0 grin.) in the Iodine; solution not too Cold Cream.
twenty -four hours. strong painted over, Gelanthum.
Acid, Boric; lotion in lodole. Ichthyol.
phlegmonous erysip- Iron: large doses fre- Lead; the glycerine
elas. quently, and local of the carbonate.
Acid, Carbolic: lint application.
Lead Subacetate.
soaked in two per Lactophenin. Quinine: in erythema
cent, solution re- Lead Acetate.
nodosum.
lieves pain;subcutan- Lead Carbonate. Rhus Toxicodendron.
cously 'It dram(2.0 cc), Manganese Dioxide. Sozoiodole-Sodium.
alcohol 'a dram Mercury Oxycyanide. Tannoform.
(2.0 cc), water 2 oz Naphtol. Zinc: locally, as oint-
(00.0 cc). Neurodin. ments or lotions.
Acid, Salicylic: as Pilocarpine.
ointment, or dissol- Potassium Iodide. Excoriations. — See
ved in collodion as Potassium Permanga- also, Intertrigo.
paint. nate: solution locally Bismuth Subgallate.
Acid, Sulphurous: and internally. Bismuth Subnitrate.
equal iiarts with Potassium Silicate. Ichthyol.
glycerine locally. Quinine: in large lodole.
Acid, Picric. doses. Lead Acetate.
Acid, Tannic. Remove if possible by Lead Carbonate.
Aconite: at commence- ligature the infected Lead Cerate.
ment may cut it focus from the heal- Lead Nitrate.
short; valuable when thy parties. Lead Subacetate.
Lead Tannatc.
skin is hot and Resin .lalap.
Urrck't Jfanu*.’.
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PART 11 INDICATIONS.

Sozoiodole-Potassium Barium Chloride: to Cineraria .luice.

Tannoform. raise arterial tension Cocaine.
Traumatic-in. Belladonna. Copper Salts
Zinc Carbonate. Bromides. Ephedrine Hydrochlo-
Zinc O.Kide. Cactus Grandiflorus. rate.
Cannabis Indica. ErythrophleineHydro-
Exhaustion. — See ChalybeateWaters: for chlorate.
also. Adynamia, the anemia. Eserine.
Convalescence. In- Convallaria. Eucaine Ilydrochlo-
somnia. Myalgia, Goto. rate.
Neurasthenia. Digitalis: if function- Euphthalmine Hydro-
Acetanilid. al in young subjects; chlorate.
Calcium Carbonate. oftej) relieves in Formaldehyde.
Calcium Phosphate. other cases. Holocaine.
Cimicifuga' Digitoxin. Homatropine.
Coca. Duboisine. Hyoscine.
Cocaine. Galvanism of the cer- Hydrastine Hydro-
Coffee vical sympathetic, chlorate.
Glycerophosphates. and pneumogastric Ichthalbin: internally.
Hemo-gallol. nerves. Ichthyol
Iron Phosphate. Glycerinophosphates. lodole
Kola. Gold Bromide, Iron Sitlphate.
Opium. lodothyrine. Lead Acetate.
Phosphorus. Iron: for the anemia. Largin.
Potassium Bromide. Mercury Oleate. Mercury Bichloride.
Spermine. Myrtol. Mercury Nitrate.
Stimulants, Resorcin. Mercury Oleate.
Exhaustion, Nervous. Sparteine Sulphate. Mercury Oxide. Red.
Strophanthus. MercuryOxide, Yellow
Acid, Hypophosphor- Thy roidin. Morphine.
ons.
Veratrum Viride. Mydrine.
Arsenic Zinc Valerianate. Orthoforme.
Bromo-hemol.
Exostosis. Phenol Monochloro-,
Coca. ,

Aconite. Para-.
Cupro-hemol.
Iodine. Phyostigmine (Eser-
Iron Valerianate.
ine).
Kola. Mercury.
Potassium Canthari- Potassium Iodide. Pilocarpine Hydro-
chl orate
date, subcutaneously.
Sodium Glycerophos-
Eye Diseases. — See Protargol.
phate.
also Am au rosis. Pulsatilla.
Amblyopia Asthen- Pyoktanin.
Sodium Hypophos- ,

opia, Cataract, Con- Resorcin.

phite.
Spermine.
junctivitis, Corneal, Rhus Toxicodendron :

Opacities, Glauco- tincture.

Spirit Ammonia. ma, Kerati-
Iritis, Rubidium Iodide.
Exhaustion, Sexual. tis, Myopia, Opthad- Santonin.
Cocaine. mia. Photophobia, Scopolamine Hydro-
Cornntine Citrate. Retina, Strabismus, bromate.
Muira Puama. etc.— See also lists of Silver Nitrate.
Phosphorus. Mydriatics, Myotics Sozoiodole salts.
Potassium Canthari- a n d other agents Strychnine.
date, subcutaneously. acting on the eye. Suprarenal Extract.
Sol anin. Acetanilid. Thiosinamine.
Zinc Phosphide. Acid, Boric, Tropacocaine.
Ammonium Acetate Zinc Acetate.
Exophthalmos. Gra- Zinc Permanganate.
solution.
ves', Basedoio’s dis- Zinc Sulphate.
ease. See also Goiter.
Arecoline Hydrobro-
mate.
Acid, Carbolic. Atropine. Eye-Lids, Affections
Acid, Boric. Belladonna. of.— See also. Ble-
Acid, Hydriodic. Bismuth Subgallate. pharitis, Conjtincti-
Acid, Picric. Cadmium Sulphate. vitis, Ecchymosis,
Acid, Salicylic. Calomel. Ectropion, Ptosis, etc.
Arsenic. Chloroform. Acid. Tannic.
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INDICATinNR, PART II.

Ammonium Chloride. Chilhlalns. digestion.

Cadmium Sulphate. Acid, Boric. Acid, Carbolic.
Calomel. Acid, Chromic. Acid, Carbonate.
Coniine: for spasm. Acid Citric, Acid, Citric.
Copper Sulphate, Acid, Salicylic. Acid, Hydrochloric.
Largin. Acid, Tannic. Acid, Phosphoric,
Mercury and Morph- Alum. Acid, Salicylic: in
ine: for stye. Arsenic: grn. Veo to rheumatic fevers, or
Protargol. ' lo (0.001-0.0015 grm.) in hyperpyrexia.
Pulsatilla. in swelling of old Acid, Sulphurous.
Pyoktanin. persons. Acid, Tartaric.
Sozoiodole-Sodium. Belladonna. Aconite small doses
Zinc Sulphate. Borax: st#cking frequently in all sym-
soaked in saturated pathetic fevers.
False Pains. Alcohol: often useful,
solution each day
Aeetanilid. and allowed to dry but effect watched
Neurodin. while on. carefully. — qnicklj,
Opium. Chloral Hydr.ate. discontinued if
Tartar Emetic. Calcium Carbonate, it does not relieve
Triphenin. Precipitated, symptoms.
Cotton, instead of Alkalies febrifuges,
:

Fauces, lutlainniatiuu and increase urinary

of. - See also, Throat, woolen, stockings.
Formaldehyde. solids.
Sore. Ammonia-
Hamamelis. in sudden
Acid, Tannic. collapse.
Hydrastine Hydro-
Silver Nitrate.
chlorate. Ammonium Acetate:
Lead. very useful as dia-
Favus. phoretic,: chiefly in
Acid, Boric: locally in
Lead Plaster and Lin-
seed Oil: equal parts, milder forms.
ethereal solution.
applied on linen to Ammonium Carbo-
Acid. Carbolic: as a nate: in scarlet fever
feet, every third day,
local parasiticide. and measles, and in
for sweating.
Acid, Salicylic like any typhoid condi-
above.
:
Potassium Bichro-
tion.
mate.
Acid, Sulphurous: like
Potassium Permanga- Ammonium Picrate: in
above. malarial fever.
nate.
Alumnol. Anarcotine.
Rest: absolutely for
Cod-Liver Oil in a de-
swollen feet may be Antipyrine: to reduce
:

bilitated subject. temperature.

necessary.
Copper Oleate. Salicylic Acid and Arnica: full doses of
Gaduol. the infusion in sthen-
Borax: equal parts,
Oallanol. icreaction: low doses
in water and glycer-
Licjuor Car bonis ine, for sweating and of the tincture in as-
detergens. thenia.
tender feet.
Mercury the oleate as Arsenic: in malarious
:

a parasiticide; also
lotion of bichloride 2
grn. to the oz. (0.1
grm.: 30.0 cc)of water.
Myrtol: parasiticide.
Sodium Bicarbonate.
Sodium Chloride. fevers; and in pros-
Tannoform: with trating acute fevers
starch or talcum, as to raise the patient’s
dn sting-powder in tone.
stocking very effica- Belladonna in erup-
:

Naftalan. ;

tive fevers and in

cious.
Naphtol. delirium.
Oil Cade. Felon. — See Onychia. Bitters: with acid
scabs
Oils: to get rid of drinks to quell thirst,
and prevent spread. Fermentation, Gas-
tro-Intestinal.'^jS'ce e.g. cascari 11a, orange
Potassium Bichro- eel. etc.
mate. Flatulence.
isters-.flying blisters
Eesorcin:parasitici de. Fever. — See also, the in various parts of
Sulphurated Pot.assa. of the fevers in
titles the body in the semi-
Sozoiodole-Sodium. their alphabetical comatose state.
Feet. — Perspiring, order. Bromides.
Calomel: in the early
Fetid, Tend;er, Aeetanilid.
Swelled, etc. — See Acids or Acid Drinks: stages of typhoid.
Camphor: in adynamic
also, Broviidrosis to allay thirst and aid
Utrxii'* i/onttd/.
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•*<
y.$i

fevers, and in deliri- able refrigerant ter. in full doses,

um. in205:rn,(l.2}.'rTn ) drink. with small doses of'
doses every two or Menthol. opium diaphoretic
;

three hours, and Mercury: small doses in ague aids quinine,

'

effects watched. at the commencement also in acute.

Carbolate of Iodine; in of typhoid or scarlet Thermod in.
the stafes of
later fever. Triphenin.
typhoid;and in chron- Musk; a stimulant in Turpentine Oil: stimu-
ic malarial poisoning. collapse; along with lant in typhoid, puer-
Castor Oil: as purga- opium in an acute peral and yellow, and
tive. specific fever to stop hemorrhage
Chloral Ilydraterin the Neurodin. in typhoid.
violent delirimn and Opium: in typhoid de- Valerian.
wakefulness of ty- lirium; with tartar Veratrum Viride: in
phus, etc., and to re- emetic if furious; at delirium ferox.
duce fever. the crisis aids action Warm Sponging: in
Cimicifuga when car-: of alcohol. the simple fevers of
diac action is quick Phenacetin. children.
and tension low. Phenocoll Hydrochlor-
Cinchonine. ate. Fibroids. — See Tu-
Coca as a supportive
: Phosphate of Calcium: mors.
and stimulant in low in hectic. Fissures. —
See also,
fevers. Potassium Bitartrate. Rliagades.
Cocculus: in typhoid, Potassium Citrate.
to lessen tympanitis. Potassium Nitrate. Bismuth Subnitrate.
Coffee; in place of al- Potassium Tartrate. Collodion.
cohol. Potassium andSodium Creolin.
Cold Applications: Tartrate. Ichthyol.
affusions, packs and Pyramidon. lodoformogen.
baths, to lessen lodole.
Pyrantin.
hyperpyrexia, and an Quinine; in malarial, Papain.
excellent stimulant, typhoid, and septic Pyoktanin.
tonic and sedative fevers; the most gen- Silver Nitrate.
the pack in acute erally applicable an- Tannoform.
fevers, especially on tipyretic. Traumaticin.
retrocession of a rash. Resorcin; antipyretic Fissured Nipples. —
Digitalis: in inflam- and antiseptic. See also, Jihagades.
matory eruptive Rhus Toxicodendron
in rheumatic lever, Benzoin Tincture.
fevers, especially
an d scarlet fever with Bismuth Oleate.
scarlet fever, as an
typhoid symptoms. Cacao Butter.
antipyretic; much Glycerine.
used also in typhoid Salicin; in rheumatic
fevers, or in hyper- Ichthyol.
and pneumonia.
pyrexia. Peru Balsam.
Elaterium; hydra- Ratauha Extract.
gogiie cathartic. Salicylate of Sodium :

in rheumatic fevers, Sozoiodole-Potassium.

Eucalyptus: in inter-
or in hyperpyrexia. Siiirit.
mittent fevers.
Salol. Tannin.
Euquinine.
Gallanol. Sodium Benzoate: in Traumaticin.
Gelsemium; in malari- infectious and erup-
Fistula.
al and sthenic fevers, tive fevers; antisep-
especially in pneu- tic and antipyretic. Bismuth Oxyiodide.
monia and pleuripy.
Capsicum as weak in-
;
Strychnine; subcutan-
Guaiacol topically. fusion locally. .
eously for muscular
Hot Affusions; for Chlorine Water.
paralysis as a se-
headache sometimes Creolin.
quela.
better than cold. Diaphtherin.
Sulphate of Magne-
Hydrastis; inferior to Ichthyol.
sium as a depletive
:

quinine in intermit- Potassa.

and purgative.
Pyoktanin.
tent fever. Tartar Emetic: in
Sanguinara: as injec-
Ice: to suck; bag to small doses, with
forehead. tion.
opium, if delirium is
Eactophenin.
LemonJuice: an agree-
not greater than Flatulence —
See also,.
.

wakefulness; if grea- Colic, Dyspepsia.

l.b;-{ MfnuiaL
INDICATIONS. PART 11.

Abstention from sug- Picrotoxin. dressing.

ar, starchy food, tea. Podophyllin with Eu- lodoformogen.
Acid, Carbolic; if with- onymin, L^tandra, lodole.
out acidity, etc. Chirata andCreosote. Opium.
Acid, Sulphurous: if Potassium Permanga- Phosphate of Calcium;
due to fermentation. nate in fat people.
: internally; quickens
Alkalies: before meals. Rue most efficient.
: union.
Ammonia: iu alkaline Sodium Fluoride. Sozoiodole-Sodiuni.
mixture a palliative. Sodium Sulphocarho-
Asafetida; in children; late. Freckles.
simple hysterical or Strontium Bromide, Acid, Boric.
hypochondriacal. Sulphocarbolates; Acid, Lactic.
Belladonna : if due to when no acidity, and Alkaline Lotions.
paresis of intestinal simple spasms. Benzoin.
walls. Terebene. Borax.
Benzo-naphthol. Turpentine Oil: few Copper Oleate
Bismuth: with char- drops internally, or Iodine.
coal in flatulent dys- as enema in fevers, Lime-Water.
pepsia. peritonitis, etc. Mercuric Chloride: lo-
Calcium Saccharate. Valerian. cally, with glycerine
Calumba; with aro- Xanthoxylum. alcohol, and rose
matics. water. Three-fourths
Camphor:in hysterical Fluor Albus. — See of grn. to the oz.
flatulence, especially Leucorrhea. (0.045 grm. : 30.0 cc.).
at climacteric. Flnsliiug and Heat. Olive Oil.
Carbolated Camphor. — See also, Climac- Potassium Carbonate.
Carlsbad Waters; if teric Disorders. Resorcin.
due to hepatic de- Eucalyptol: at climac- — See also.
Frost-Bite.
rangement. teric. Chilblains.
Carminatives. Iron: most useful.
Charcoal. Acid, Carbolic.
Nitrite of Amyl: if
Chloroform: pure, in Acid, Tannic.
associated with men-
drop doses in gastric strual irregularity
Adeps Lanae.
flatulence.! (accompanying Aluminium Acetotar-
Creosote. trate.
symptoms, cold in
Essential Oils the extremities gid-
Camphor Cream.
Ether; in nervousness Creosote.
diness, fluttering of
and hypochondriasis. Iodine.
the heart); inhalati-
Iodoform Collodion.
Eucalyptol: at climac- ion, or internally in
Ichthyol.
teric, if associated onethird of a drop
Naphtalan.
with heat flushings, doses; effects some-
Sozoiodole-Potassi-
etc. times disagreeable.
um.
Fluorides. Nux Vomica; with
Sozoiodole-Zinc.
Calvanism. tinct. the
opii in
Styrax.
Hot Water: between hysteria of middle-
Tannoform.
meals. aged women.
Ichthalbin. Ovariin; at meno-
pause very useful.
F uruncn1 u8 . — See
Ipecacuanha; in con- Boils.
stipation, oppression Potassium Bromide.
at epigastrium, and Valerian. Gall Stones. — See
in pregnancy. Zinc Valerianate); at Calculi, Biliary.
Manganese Dioxide. climacteric.
Gangrene. — See also,
Mercury: when liver is gangren-
Fractures and Dis- W^und.s,
sluggish.
Muscarine; in intes-
locations. — See al- ous.

tinal paresis.
so, •
Wounds. Acid, Carbolic: IomI-
Nux Vomica; in con- Acid, Carbolic. ly in strong solution
stipation. pain at top Arnica; internally and to act as caustic;
of head. locally. as a dressing to pro-
Cleoresin Capsicum. C.alcium 3 Glycerine- mote healthy action.
Pepper. phosphate: internal- Acid. Chromic: local
Physostigma; in ly, to hasten union. escharotic.
women at change of Chloroform. Acid, Citric.
life. Iodine; antiseptic Acid, Nitric: next to
JVerelr'*
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bromine the most ulcer. Silver Chloride.

useful escharotic. Belladonna. Silver Iodide.
Acid, Pyroligneous. Bismal. Silver Nitrate: nerv-
Acid, Salicylic: lo- Bismuth: in irritable ine tonic.
cally. gastralgia. Silver Oxide.
Ammonium Chloride. Bismuth and Pepsin. Sodium Salicylate.
Balsam of Peru. Bismuth Subnitrate. Strontium Bromide.
Bromal. Bromides. Strychnine.
Bromine escharotic
: Cannabis Indica. Suppository of Gluten,
in hospital gangrene. Cerium Oxalate. Glycerine and Soap
Charcoal: as poultice. Charcoal: in neural- to overcome consti-
Chlorine Water: to gia. pation.
destroy fetor. Chloral Hydrate: to Triphenin.
Cinchona. relieve pain. Valerian.
Creosote. Chloroform: two or Zinc Oxide.
Eucalyptol: along three drops on sugar.
with camphor in Codeine. Gastric Dilatation.
gangrene of lungs, Cocaine Phenylate. Acid, Carbolic.
to prevent spread Cod-Liver Oil. Bismuth Salicylate.
and lessen the fetor. Counter- irritation Bismuth Subnitrate.
Lime Juice and Chlor- and a vigorous re- Calcium Lactophos-
ine Water: in hos- vulsive, especially phate.
pital gangrene. useful in hysteria. Charcoal.
Myrtol: to destory Creosote. Cod-Liver Oil or Ga-
fetor and promote Diet and Hygiene. duol, if due to rach-
healthy action. Emesis andPurgation: itis.
Opium. when due to indi- Diet.
Oxygen: as a bath. gestible food. Enemas Nutrient.
Potassa: as caustic. Enemata. Faridization of gas-
Potassium Chlorate. Ergot. tric walls.
Potassium Perman- Ether: a few drops. Gentian and Columba.
ganate. Ferropyrine. Ichthyol
Quinine. Galvanism: of pneu- Iron iodide.
Resorcin: antiseptic, mogastric and sym- Lavage.
antipyretia pathetic. Naphtol.
Sanguinaria. Hot Applications. Nux Vomica.
Sodium Sulphate. Magnesium 0.xide. Physostigraa.
Tannoform. Manganese Dioxide. Sodium Phosphate.
Terebene. Massage. Strontium Bromide.
Turpentine Oil : in- Menthol. Strychnine.
ternally, and by in- Methylene.
halation.
Zinc Chloride.
Milk Diet. Ga.strlc Pain. — See
Morphine subcutane-
: Gastralgia.
Gastralgia. — See al- ously, in epigastri-
um, very useful; or Gastric Ulcer. — See
so, Acidity, Dyspep- with bismuth and also, Heniateniesis.
sia , Gastrodynia, milk before each Acid. Carbolic.
Neuralgia. meal. Acid, Gallic.
Acetanilid. Nitroglycerine: quick- Arsenic: in chronic
Acid, Carbolic. ly eases. ulcer it eases pain
Acid, Hydrocyanic: if Nux Vomica: to re- and vomiting, and
purely nervous. move morbid condi- improves Jthe appe-
Acid, Salicylic: used tion on which it de- tite.
in paroxysmal form; pends. Atropine arrests pain
:
like quinine. Opium. and vomiting.
Acupuncture: some- Pancreatin. Bismuth Oxyiodide.
times gives great Papain. Bismuth Subgallate.
relief. Pepsin. Bismuth Subnitrate:
Alkalies. Potassium Cyanide. in very large doses.
Alum: pyrosis.
if Potassium Nitrite. Cannabis Indica.
Arsenic: in small do- Pulsatilla. Carlsbad Salts: be-
ses. Quinine: if periodic fore meals.
Arsenic with Iron. in character. Castor Oil.
Atropine: in gastric Resorcin. Charcoal: in^chronic
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INDICATIONS. PART n.

ulcer to allay pain. Ammonium Chloride Podophyllum.

Chloroform. in gastric catarrh. Pulsatilla.
Cocaine. Arsenic; in drunkards. Resorcin.
Codeine. Atropine: in chronic Silver Nitrate : by irri-
Cold Compresses. cases. gation.
Counter-irritation. Bismuth: in catarrh. Sodium Paracresotate.
Creosote. Caffeine: especially Strontium Bromide.
Diet and Hygiene. when associated with Thymol.
Dionine. migraine. Zinc Oxide.
Hydrogen Peroxide. Calumba. Zinc Sulphate.
Ice-bag: to epigas- Cinchona.
strium. Eucalyptus in chron-
:
Gastrodyiiia. — See
Iron. ic catarrh.
Gastralyia.
Lead Acetate; to Hydrastis. Gastrorrhea. — See
check hematemesis. Ice; to suck; and to Pyrosis.
Lime Water with epigastrium.
Milk: and diet. Ipecacuanha: in ca- Gingivitis.
Magnesium Sulphate tarrh. Albumine (solut), loc-
Massage and Electri- Lead Acetate : along ally rinsing.
city. with opium. Alum.
Mercuric Chloride Nutrient Enemata. Aseptol.
small dose before Nux Vomica. Borax.
meals. Opium. Myrrh
Mercury Iodide, Red. Silver Nitrate; in Opium internally.
Mercury Oxide Red. ,
chronic gastritis. Potassium Chlorate.
Methylene Blue. Silver Oxide. Potassium Perman-
Milk. Silver colloidal. ganate.
Monsel’s Solution. Veratrnm Viride Pyoktanin.
Morphine: like atro- should never be used. Ratanha.
pine. Sozoiodole-Potassi-
Nutritive Enemata. Gastritis, Acute. um.
Opium. Belladonna.
Pepsin. Bismuth Subnitratc. Glanders and Farcy.
Peptonized Milk. Calomel. Acid, Carbolic.
Potassium Iodide: Demulcents. AmmoniumCarbonate
with bicarbonate, to Mercury. Arsenic.
lessen flatulent dys- Morphine. Creosote.
pepsia. Oils. Escharotics.
Potassium Sulphite. Opium. Iodine.
Resorcin. Sodium Paracresotate. Iron.
Silver Nitrate: to re- Warm Water, intern- MaUein.
lieve pain and vom- ally, or Stomach PotassiumBichromate
iting. Pump: to unload Potassium Iodide.
Silver Oxide. stomach at onset. Quinine.
Silver Colloidal. Strychnine.
Sodium Phosphate. Gastritis, Chronic. Sulphur Iodide.
Sodium Tellurate. See also. Dyspepsia, Sulphites.
Spice Plaster. Gasiralgia.
Stimulants: guarded- Glandular Enlarge-
ly.
Alkalies.
Bismuth Salicylate.
ment. — See
also,
Tannin Btiho, Wen, Goiter,
Bismuth Snbnitrate. Tabes Mescnierica,
Turpentine Oil: fre- Bismuth and Ammo-
quently repeated, to Parotitis, TotisilU-
nium Citrate. tis, etc.
check hemorrhage. Caffeine.
Zinc Carbonate. Calcium Salicylate. Acid, Carbolic: injec-
Zinc Oxide. Cinchona. tions of a two per
Zinc Sulphocarbolate. Ichthalbin: internally, cent, solution.
as regulator and Ammoniacum Plaster:
Gastritis. as counter-irritant
tonic.
Acid. Hydrocyanic: to Mercury. on scrofulous glands.
allay pain. Morphine. Ammonium Chloride.
Acid, Tannic. Orexine Tannate. Antimony Sulphide.
Alum: wheii vomiting Papain. Arsenic.
of glairy mucus. Pepsin. Barium Chloride.
3iffrck'» Manual.
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 PART 11. INDICATIONS.

Belladonna. Iridectomy : the only Oil Juniper.

Blisters; to scrofulous cure. Oil Turpentine.
glands. Mydrine. Peru, Balsam of.
Cadmium Chloride. Quinine. Piper Methysticum.
Calcium Chloride in : Potassium Permanga-
enlarged and break- Glottis, Spasm of. — nate.
ing-down scrofulous See Laryngis m u s Protargol.
glands. Stridulus. Salol.
Calcium Sulphide for : SandalwoodOil: useful
glands behind jaw Gleet. —
See also, Gon- both locally and gen-
with deep-seatedsnp- orrhea. erally.
puration. Acid, Tannic. Silver Nitrate.
Cod-Liver Oil. Acid, Trichloracetic. Silver Citrate.
Conium: in chronic en- Airol. Sozoiodole-Sodium.
largements. Aloes. Tannin, Glycerite of:
Creosote. Argentamine. as injection.
Gadnol. Argonin. Terebene.
Cold Chloride: in Aristol. Thalline Sulphate.
scrofula. Betol. Tolu, Balsam of.
Guaiacum. Bismuth Oxyiodide or Turpentine Oil: in a
Hydrastis. Subnitrate suspend- ;
condition of relaxa-
Ichthalbin: internally. ed in glycerine or mu- tion.
Ichthyol: topically. cilage. Dva Ursi.
Iodides. Blisters; to perineum Zinc Acetate.
Iodine: internally; and useful in obstinate Zinc Sulphate: as in-
painted around, not gleet. jection.
over the gland. Zinc Sulphocarbolate.
Iodoform: as a dress-
Cantharides minim:

ing to breaking-down
(0.06 cc) doses of
tincture frequently Glossitis.
glands.
repeated. Alum.
lodole: internally.
Copaiba internally,
:
Bismuth:
Lead Iodide: oint- and locally smeared
locally.
ment. Electrolysis: in simple
on a bougie and in-
Mercury: internally; hypertrophy, and cys-
troduced; best used tic.
locally the oleate of
in chronic form.
mercury and mor- CopperSulphate: as in-
Iron.
phine. Leeches.
jection.
Pilocarpine: in acute Potassium Permanga-
Creosote.
affections of parotid nate.
Eucalyptol in very
and submaxillary. :
Purgatives.
chronic gleet.
Potassium Iodide: Gallobromol.
Quinine.
ointment over enlar-
ged thyroid and Hydrastine Hydro- Glottis, 0<;dema of.
chronically inflamed
chlorate.
Iodoform.
— See also, Croup,
glands. Laryjigitis.
lodoformogen.
Soft soap, long contin- Acid, Tannic.
lodole.
ued frictions. Alum.
Iron: either perchlo-
Sozoiodole-Mercury.
ride or sulphate as Ammonium Carbo-
Sulphides. nate as emetic.
injection, along, with :

Thiosinamine. Conium.
opium.
Thyroidin. Emetics.
Juniper Oil: like copai-
Valerian. Ehyl Iodide.
ba.
Kino. Inhalations.
Glaucoma. Scarification.
Largin.
Arecoline Hydrohro- LeadAcetate:injection Tracheotomy.
mate. is sometimes used.
Atropine has caused Lime Water. Glycosuria.— SeeDfa-
this disease. Matico infusion with hetes and Pankreati-
Duboisine like atro- copper sulfate. tis.
pine. Mercury: half a grn. Goiter.— ( Graves’-Ba-
Bserine: lowers intra- sedows’ Disease). See
(0.03 grm.) of bichlo-
ocular tension. ride in six ounces also, Exophthalmos.
Extr. suprarenale. 180.0 cc) of water,
Ichthalbin, Ammonium Chloride.
aphtol. Ammonium Fluoride.
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INDICATIONS. PART n.

Cadmium Oleate. Cannabis Indica: to Mercury Salicylate.

Electricity. relieve pain and Methylene Blue.
Ferric Chloride. lessen discharge. Methyl Salicylate.
Iodides. Cantharides: in small Naphtol.
Iodine: internally, and doses where there is Opium.
locally as ointment pain along urethra Potassium Citrate.
or tincture, and as and constant desire Potassium Perman-
injection. to micturate. The ganate.
Jodipin. tincture in minim Protargol.
Iodoform, (0.06 cc ) doses three Pulsatilla.
lodoformogen. times daily in chor- Pyoktanin.
lodothyrine. dee. Pyridine.
MercuricBiniodide: as Chloral Hydrate. Quinine: stimulant in
ointment, to bo used Cinnamon Oil. later stage.
in front of hot fire, Cocaine: injection to Quinoline Tartrate.
or in hot sun. relieve the pain. Resorcin.
Potassium Bromide. Colchicum in acute
: Salol.
Potassium Iodide. stage. Sandalwood Oil: in-
Strophantus. Collinsonia. ternally and locally.
Strychnine. Copaiba: after acute Silver colloidal.
Thyroidin sicc. stage. Silver Nitrate: as in-
Thyroidin Nothin. Copper Acetate. jection. said to cut
Copper Sulphate. short at commence-
Go no r rliea — See also,
. Creolin. ment.
Chordee, Gleet, Or- Cubebs: either alone Silver Oxide.
chitis; Hkeumatis7n, or mixed with co- Sodium Bicarbonate.
Gonorrheal; Ureth- paiba. Sodium Dithio-Salicy-
ritis, Urethral Stric- Diet and Hygiene. late.
ture. Vaginitis. Ergotin. Sodium Salicylate.
Erigeron, Oil of. Sozoiodole-Sodium.
Acid, Benzoic: intern-
Eucalyptus, Oil of. Sozoiodole-Zinc.
ally.
Europhen. Terpin Hydrate.
Acid, Boric.
Ferropyrine. Thalline Sulphate.
Acid, Camphoric.
Formaldehyde. Turpentine Oil.
Acid, Chromic.
Gallobromol. Urinating: with penis
Acid, Cubebic.
Gelseraium. in hot water, to re-
Acid, Gallic.
Glycerite of Tannin: lieve ardor urinse.
Acid, Picric.
injection in later Veratrum Viride in :

Acid, Tannic.
stage.
early stage of acute
Acid; Trichloracetic.
fever.
Aconite: in acute Hamamelis.
stage. Hot Sitz-bath. Warm Baths: lasting
to 2 hours, in
Airol. Hydrastine Hydro-
early stage.
Alcohol not to be chlorate.
Zinc Permanganate.
touched. Hydrastis: an injec-
tion.
Zinc salts in general.
Alkalines: salts, or
waters, as citrates Hydrogen Peroxide.
or bicarbonates to ,
Ichthyol. Gont. See also. Arth-
make urine alkaline. lodole. ritis, Lithemia,
Alum as an injection.
:
Iron: astringent in-
Aluminium Tannate. jection inlater stage. Acid, Arsenous.
Alumnol. Kaolin. Acid, Carbonic.
Antimony: if acute Kava Kava. Acid, Di-iodo- salicy-
stage is severe. Largin: very effective. lic.

Aristol. Lead Acetate. Acid, Salicylic.

Argentamine. Lead Nitrate. Aconite.
Argonin. Lead Subacetate, so- Alkalies.
Belladonna. lution of. Alkaline Mineral ^Wa-
Bismuth Oxyiodide. Lead Water and Lau- ters.
Bismuth Subgallate. danum. Alkaline Poultice.
Bismuth Subnitrate. Matico. Ammonia Water.
Buchu: more useful Mercury Benzoate. Ammonium Benzoate.
after -acute stage. Mercury Bichloride AmmoniumPhosphate
Cadmium Sulphate: weak solution ,
lo- Ammonium Tartrate.
astringent injection. cally. Antipyrine.
Merck’t Ifannai.
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 PART II. INDICATIONS.

-Argentic Nitrate. Sodium Carbonate. Potassium Iodide.

.Arnica. Sodium Chloride. Potassium Permanga-
Arsenic. Sodium Salicylate. nate.
-Asaprol. Stimulants. Ratanha.
Asparagin. Strawberries. Salol.
Belladonna. Strontium Bromide. Silver Nitrate.
Blisters. Strontium Lactate. Tannin.
Calcium Sulphate. Strontium Salicylate.
Chicory. Strychnine. Hay Fever.— Nee also.
Chloral Hydrate, Sulphides: in chronic Asthma, Catarrh,
Chloroform. cases. Conjunctivitis, In-
Cod-Liver-Oil. Sulphur. fluenza.
Colchicine. Sulphur Baths.
Colchicum. Sulphurated Potassa. Acid, Boric.
Colchisal. Tetraethyl -ammon- Acid, Carbolic.
Cold Water. ium Hydroxide. Acid, Salicylic.
Collodion. Trimethylamine. Acid. Sulphurous.
Colocynth with Hyos- Turkish Baths. Aconite.
cyamus to unload
: Urea in large doses. Ammonia.
bowels. Veratrine: as oint- Argentic Nitrate.
Diet. ment. Arsenic: as cigarette.
Diuretics and Alkaline Vichy Water. Atropine.
drinks. Water: distilled. Brandy Vapor.
Etherihypodermically Wiesbaden Water. Bromine.
Formin. Camphor.
Fraxinns. Granulations Exu- Cantharides: tincture.
Gaduol.
. —
berant See Condy-
,

Chlorate of Potassium
lotnata.
Gentian. Cocaine.
Glycerinophosphates. Acid, Chromic. Coffee, strong.
Guaco. AJnm, Dried. Formaldehyde.
Horse Chestnut Extr. Cadmium Oleate. Grind elia.
Hydrogen Sulphide. Copper Sulphate. Hamamelis.
Ichthalbin: internally, Potassium Chlorate. Ichthyol: as spray.
as resolvent and al- Silver Nitrate. Iodides.
terative. Zinc Chloride. Ipecacuanha.
Ichthyol: topically.
Iodide of Potassium.
Graves’ Disease. — Lobelia.
Menthol.
Iodine
See Exophthalmos
and Morphine.
Goiter.
Iodoform. Muscarine.
Iron Iodide. Griping. — See Colic. Menthol.
Lithium Salts. Orthoform
Lyeetol. Growths, Morbid. — tions.
, Insuffla-

Lysidine. See Tumors. Opium.

Magnesia. Gums, Diseases of. Pilocarpine.
Manganese. — See also Mouth, ,
Potassium Chlorate.
Morphine. Sore ; Scurvy, Teeth. Potassium Iodide: in-
Oil op Peppermint. ternally and locally.
Acid, Boric.
Piperazine. Quinine locally in-
Acid, Carbolic. :

Piper Methysticum. .iection or douche.

Acid, Salicylic.
Piperidine Bitartrate. Resorcin.
Alum.
Potassm Liquor. Sozoiodole salts.
Areca.
Potassium Acetate. Stearates.
Catechu: as a mouth
Potassium Bromide. Strychnine.
wash.
Potassium Permanga- Cocaine: locally. Suprarenal capsules.
nate. Ferric Chloride. Terpin Hydrate.
Potassium Silicate. Ferropyrine. Tobacco.
Prunus Virginiana. Formaldehyde. Tropacocaine.
Quinine. Hamamelis, Turkish Baths.
Rubefacients. Iodine Tincture: lo-
Veratrnm Viride.
Salicylates: large doses cally.
Saliformin.
Sodium Arsenate.
Krameria. Headache. Nee — also,
Myrrh. Hemicrania.
Sodium Benzoate. Pomegranate Bark. Acetanilid.
Sodium Bicarbonate. Potassium Chlorate. Acid, Acetic.

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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Acid, llydrobroinic. Cimicifuga: in nervous with constipation.

Acid, Nitrohydro- and rheumatic head- Menthol: as local ap-
chloric: for pain just .ache especially at
,
plication.
above eyeballs with- menstrual period. Mercury: in bilious
out constipation, also Coffee and Morphine. headache.
for pain at back of Colchicum. Methylene Blue.
neck. Cold Affusion. Morphine.
Acid, Phosphoric. Croton Oil. Mustard: as foot-bath,
Acid, Salicylic. Cup, to nape of neck, or poultice to nape
Aconite when circu-
: in congestion. of neck or abdomen.
lation excited. Digitalin: (German) Neurodin.
Actsea Racemosa. ’'k; grn. (0.004 grra.) Nitrite of Amyl: as
Aerated Waters. twice a day for con- inhalation when face
Aloin gestive hemicrania. pale.
Ammonia: aromatic Electricity. Nitroglycerine.
spirits, Va to 2 drams Ergot. Nux Vomica: frequent-
(2—4.00 oc.) Ergotin. ly repeated in nerv-
Ammonium Carbonate Ethylene Bromide. ous or bilious head-
Ammonium Chloride: ErythrolTetranitrate. ache.
10 to 15 grn. doses (0.6 Ether Spray locally, Oxygen Water.
—
:

1.0 grn.) in hemi- for frontal headache Paraldehyde.

crania. after illness or fa- Phenacetin.
Ammonium Valerian- tigue. Phosphorus.
ate. Eucalyptol. Picrotoxine: in perio-
Antacids. Ferropyrine. dical headache.
Antipyrine. Friedrichshall Water. Podophyllum : when
Arsenic: in brow ague. Foot-Bath hot. constipation.
Atropine: locally to Galvanism. Potassium Cyanide:
eye in migi-aine. Gelsemium. as local application.
Belladonna: frequent- Guarana. Pulsatilla.
ly given in frontal Heat: as hot water- Quinine.
headache, especially bag or poultice to Salicylate of Sodium
at menstrual period, nape of neck. three grn. (0.2 grm.)
or if from fatigue. Hot Sponging. dose every half hour
Berberine. Hot W^ater. exceedingly useful.
Bismuth Valerianate. Hydrastis: in conges- Sanguinaria: in gas-
Bleeding. tive headache with tric derangement.
Bromides: in large constipation. Seidlitz Powder.
doses. Hyoscyamus. Sitz-bath.
Bromalin. Ice-bag: applied to Skull-cap as prophy-
:

Bromipin. head, or leeches back lactic.

Bryonia: in bilious of ears, in severe Sodium Bicarbonate:
headache. cases. with bitters before
Butyl-chloral Hydrate. Ichthalbin: to improve meals in frontal he-
Caffeine, with antipy- digestion and nutri- adache at the junc-
rine or sodium brom- tion. tion of hairy scalp
ide. Ignatia : in hystercial and forehead, or pain
<3ajcput Oil: locally. headache. in upper part of
Camphor: internally, Iodide of Potassium: forehead without
and saturated solu- in rheum.atic head- constipation, as
tion externally. ache with tenderness wash to the month
Camphor with acet- of scalp or in osteo- when head.ache de-
anilid or antipyrine, copic pains. pends on decayed
in nervous headache. teeth.
Iris: in supra-orbital
Cannabis Indica in :
headache with Sodium Bromide.
neuralgic headache. nausea.
Sodium Chloride.
Kola.
Sodium Phosphate:
Capsicum: plaster to as laxative in bilious
nape of neck. Lithium Bromide.
headache.
Carbon Disulphide. Magnesium C a r b o -

nate. Spectacles: where the

Carbon Tetrachloride.
Chamomile. Magnesium Citrate. headache depends on
Magnesium Oxide. inequality of focal
Chloral amide.
Magnesium Sulphate: length or astigma-
Chloroform, Spirit of:
in nervous headache. for frontal headache tism.
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 PART II. INDICATIONS.

Strontium Bromide. tional disturbance. Lead Acetate: in jjal-

Strychnine. Nitroglycerine. pitation.
Tea: strong black or Nux Vomica. Nitrite of Amyl.
green, often relieves Oleander. Potassium Iodide.
nervous headache. Opium. Veratrum Viride.
Thermodin. Potassium Iodide.
Triphenin. Sparteine Sulphate. Heai’t, Palpitation of.
Valerian: in nervous Strontium Bromide.
and hysterical cases. Strontium Iodide. Acid, Hydrocyanic.
Veratrum Viride. Strophanthus. Aconite: internally.
Zinc Oxide. Strychnine. Amyl Nitrite.
Suprarenal Gland. Belladonna: intern-
Headache, Bilious. — Theobromine and So- ally useful in cardiac
See Biliousness. dium Salicylate. strain.
Heart AIFectioiis. — Uropherin.
Venesection.
Bromides: in flutter-
ing heart.
See also, Angina Veratrine Ointment. Camphor.
Pectoris, Dropsg,
Veratrum Viride. Cactus grandiflorus.
Endocarditis, Peri-
Cimicifuga.
carditis, Syncope.
Heartburn. — See Py- Cocaine.
Coronilla.
Aconite. rosis.
Adonidin. Digitalis.
Adonis Aestivalis. Eucalyptus.
Heart, Dilated. Hot Bath.
Ammonia and Ether,
followed by Digitalis Amyl Nitrite. Hyoscyamus: in ner-
and Alcohol: in he- Cocaine. vous palpitation.
art failure. Digitalis. Lead.
Ammonium Carbonate: Ergot. Milk Cure: in gouty
in heart failure. Iron. persons.
Amyl Nitrite. Mercury. Nux Vomica.
Apocynum canna- Morphine. Posture: head hung
binum. Nitroglycerine. forward, body bent,
Arsenic. - Purgatives. arras by the sides,
Barium Chloride: in Sodium Nitrite. and breath held for
heart failure. Sparteine. a few seconds.
Butyl-Chloral Hy- Potassium Bromide
drate. Heart, Patty. Potassium Iodide.
Cactus Grandiflorus. Adonis aestivalis. Senega.
Caffeine. Arsenic. Spirit Ether.
Camphor. Belladonna. Valerian: in nervous
Chloral Hydrate: in Cimicifuga. cases with dyspnea.
neurotic palpitation Cod-Liver Oil. Veratrine as oint-
:

and pseudo -angina Digitoxin ment to chest.

pectoris. Ergot.
Cimicifnga. Iron.
Convallaria. Heart, Valvular Dis-
Convallamarin.
Nitrite of Amyl.
Strychnine.
ease of. —
See also,
Coronilla Tincture. Endocarditis.
Coronillin. Aconite: to quiet ac-
Diet and Exercise.
Heart, Hyi)ertro-
phied. tion: to be used with
Digestives caution.
Digitalis. Aconite: to be used Adonidin.
Digitoxin. with care when val- Arsenic.
ErythrolTetranitrate. vular disease is pre- Barium Chloride.
Hoffraanns’s Anodyne. sent. Cactus Grandiflorus.
Hydragogue Cathar- Bromides. Caffeine.
tics. Camphor: in palpita- Cimicifuga.
Hyoscyamus. tion and dyspnea. Comp. Sp. of Ether.
Iron. Cimicifnga. Digitalis: in mitral
Iron with Arsenic and Digitalis: in small disease; to be avo-
simple Bitters. doses. ided in purely aortic
Kola. Ergot. disease but useful
Morphine. Galvanism.
,

when this is compli-

Nicotine: for func- Iron. cated with mitral.
161 Merck^B Mnnuat.
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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Uigitoxiii. Alum: internally, or Exalgin.

Iron. as injection into the Mentnol. ^

Jal<ap llftSin. bladder. Mercury.

Morphine: to relieve Ammonia. Nenrodin.
pain ami dyspnea. Ammonium Benzoate. Nux Vomica.
Nitrites to lessen vas-
: Bursa Pastoris. Podophyllum.
enlar tension. Camphor. Potassium Bromide,
Nitroglycerine. Cannabis Indica. Potassium Nitrite.
Nux Vomica. Chimaphila. Quinine Valerianate.
Purgatives to lessen
; Copaiba. Sanguinaria.
tension and remove Creosote Sodium Chloride.
fluid. Digitalis. Thermodin.
Salicin. Ergot. Triphenin
Sodium Salicylate. Erigeron. Valerian.
Strophantus. Hamamelis.
Strychnine; as car- Ipecacuanha. Hemiopia.
diac tonic Iron Perchloride.
Veratrura Viride. Krameria; extract in Glycerinophosphates.
large dose. Iodides.

Hectic Fever. — See Lead Acetate. lodipin.

Iron.
Perspiration, Night- Matico.
Myrtol. Phosphates.
Sweats, Phthisis. Potassium Bromide.
Potassium Bitartrate.
Quinine. Quinine.
Heiuatemesis. Rhus Aromatica. Strychnine
Acid, Acetic. Sodium Hyposulphite.
Acid, Gallic. Tannoform. Hem i j) 1 e g i a. — See
Acid. Sulphuric. Turpentine Oil.
also. Paralysis,
Alum. Facial.
Ammonium Chloride.
Hemeralopia and
Ergot: hypodermical- Glycerinophosphates.
Nyctalopia. Physosti^a.
ly-
Hamamelis. Acetanilid. Picrotoxin
Ice: exceedingly use- Amyl Nitrite.
Potassium Iodide.
ful. Blisters small, to ex-
:
Spermine.
Strychnine.
Ipecacuanha. ternal canthus of the
Iron Perchloride. or eye.
Subsulphate. Calcium Chloride. Hemoptysis.— See al-
Krameria. Calcium Phosphate. so, Hematemesis.
Lead Acetate. Electricity.
Logwood. Mercury locally.
:
Acetanilid.
Magnesium Sulphate. Quinine: in large do- Acid, Acetic.
Silver Nitrate. ses internally. Acid, Gallic: very use-
Stypticine. Strychnine. ful.
Tannin. Acid, Phosphoric.
Turpentine Oil. Hemicraiiia. — See al- Acid, Pyrogallic.
Acid, Sulphuric.
so, Migraine.
Acid, Tannic.
Hematocele, Pelvic. Acet.anilid Aconite.
Aconite. Alum.
Acid, Carbolic.
Bromides. Ammonium Chloride. Ammonium Chloride.
Amyl Nitrite. Apocodeine. ^
Hemostatics.
Antipyrin e. Arnica.
Iodides. Inhalati-
Arsenic. Astringent
Iron.
Belladonna. ons. s
Mercury Bichloride. Atropine.
'

Opium. Bromides
Bromalin. Barium Chloride. ,

Potassium Iodide. Bromides. ^

Tonics. Bromipin.
Caffeine. Bursa Pastoris.
Camphor. Cactus Grandiflorus.
Hematuria. Cannabis Indica. Calcium Chloride.
Cimicifuga. Chloral Hydrate. «
Acid, Acetic.
Acid, Gallic. Digitalis. Chlorodyne. 1
Acid, Tannic. Euphorin. Chloroform to out- :
J
1G2
.Utrrk’’ Mammal. X
 PART 11. INDICATIONS.

side of chest. Digitalis. into uterus.

Copaiba. Gaduol. Hydrastinine Hydro-
Copper Sulphate. Geranium. chlorate.
Digitalis. Hamamelis. Ice to abdomen, uter-
:

Dry Cups to chest. ; Iron. us, or rectum.

Ergot or Ergotinin. Iron Snbsnlphate. Iodine.
Ferric Acetate: very Iron Sulphate. Ipecacuanha as emet- :

weak solution, con- Hydrastinine Hydro- ic dose: good.

stantly sipped. chlorate. Iron Perchloride So-
Ferri Persulphas. Hydrastis Tincture. lution; 1 in 4, injec-
Hamamelis: very use- Iodoform orlodoform- ted into the uterus.
ful. ogen. Mechanical Exitation
Hot Water Bag: to Lead Acetate. of Vomiting.
spine. Manganese Sulphate. Nux Vomica: along
Hydrastinine Hydro- Nux Vomica. with ergot.
chlorate. Stypticin. Opium one-dram (4.0
;

Ice. Tannoform. cc.) dose of tincture,

Ipecacuanha. Turpentine Oil. with brandy, in prof-
Iron : and absolute use bleeding.
rest. Heniorrhage Pressure over uterus.
Intes-
Larix
Lead
: tincture.
Acetate very
tinal. —
See also.
,

Quinine.
:
Hemorrhoids, Dys- Stypticin.
useful. entery, Typhoid.
Matico.
Morphine. Acid, Gallic. Hemorrhage Dter- ,

Oil Turpentine. Acid, Sulphuric. ine and Vesical.

Opium. Acid, Tannic.
Potassium Bromide. Belladonna: for rec- Cornutine.
Potassium Chlorate. tal ulcers.
Creosote.
Potassium Nitrate Camphor. Hydrastis.
when fever is pres- Castor Oil.
Hydrastinine Hydro-
ent, along with digi- Ergotin. chlorate.
talis or antimony. Enemas. Styptic. Stypticin.
Silver Oxide. Ferric Chloride.
Sodium Chloride in : Hamamelis very : use- Hemorrhoids.
dram (4.0 cc.) doses. ful.
Acid, Carbolic: injec-
Stypticin. Ice.
tion into piles.
Subsulphate of Iron. Iodine. '
Acid, Chromic.
Tannin. Iron.
Acid, Gallic.
Veratrum Viride. Lead Acetate.
Acid, Nitric as caust-
Opium. :

ic; dilute as lotion.

Potassium Bitartrate.
Hemorrhage and He- Stypticin.
Acid, Salicylic.
morrhagic Diathe- Tannoform.
Acid, Tannic.
sis. — See also, Dys- Turpentine Oil.
Alkaline Mineral Wa-
entery, Ecclmmosis, ters: useful.
Epistaxis, Hemate- Aloes: as purgative.
mesis. Hemoptysis; Hemorrhage , Post- Alum: in bleeding
Hemorrhage Post- partum. piles; powder, crys-
Partum, Intestinal, tal or ointment.
Mennorrhagia , Me- Acid, Acetic. Anal-Douche.
trorrhagia, Purpu- Acid. Gallic. Argentic Nitrate.
ra, 'Wounds, etc. Achillea. Belladonna
Amyl Nitrite. Bismuth.
Acid, Chromic. Atropine.
Acid, Citric.
Bromide of Potassi-
Capsicum. um.
Acid, Gallic. Cimicifuga.
Acid, Tannic.
Calomel.
Compression of Aorta. Castor Oil.
Aconite. Digitalis.
Alum. Chalybeate Waters.
Enemata, Hot. Chlorate of Potassi-
Antipyrine. JErgot:most efficient.
Belladonna. um.
Ether Spray. Cocaine.
Copper Sulphate. Hamamelis; for per-
Creolin. Chrysarobin.
sistent oozing. Cold Water Injection
Creosote. Hot Water: injection in the morning.
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 : :

INDICATIONS. l^ART II.

Cubohs. disease. Podophyllum

Ergot. Stramonium. Potassium salts. ,

Ferri Ferchloridura. Sulphides. Quinine : for conges-

Fcrri Protosulphas; Snlphur;as confection, tion.
as lotion. to produce soft pas- Sangninaria.
Ferropyrine. sages. Sodium Phosphate.
fialls Ointment with Sulphurous Waters. Sulphur.
Opium ; very useful. Tannoform. Taraxacum.
Grapes. Tobacco. Turpentine Oil.
Glycerine. Turpentine Oil.
Hamamelis; intern- Hepatitis.
ally and locally as Hepatalgia.
;

lotion, injection, Acid, Nitro-Hydro-

enema, or supposi- Ammonium Chloride. chloric.
tory. Carlsbad Water. Aconite.
Horsechcstnut Extr, Jridin. Alkaline Mineral Wa-
Hydrastine. Nnx Vomica. ters.
Hydrastis: as lotion Quinine. Ammonium Chloride.
and internally. Bryonia.
Hyoscyamus: bruised
leaves or ointment
Hepatic Cirrhosis. — Chelidonium
Colchicum.
See also, Ascyites. Iodine: as enema.
locally.
Ice. Acid, Nitrohydrochlo- Leeches.
Ichthyol: topically. ric. Mercury.
Ichthalbin: internally. Ammonium Chloride. Nitre and Antimony.
Iodoform or lodo- Arsenic. Rhubarb.
formogen: as oint- Diuretin. ,
Sulphurous Waters.
ment or suppository, Gold and Sodium TartarjEmetic.
lodole. Chloride.
Iron. Iodides.
Hepatitis and Hep-
Leeches.
Lead.
Iodoform.
lodole.
atic Abscess. — See
also, Jaundice.
Liquor Potassfe. Mercurials.
Magnesia. .Sodium Phosphate. Acid, nitric.
Malt F.itract, Dry: Urea. Acid, Nitrohydrochlo-
as nutrient. ric.
Menthol
piles.
for itching
Hepatic Diseases. — Ac0n
stages.
i te : in early
See also, Bilious-
Nnx Vomica: very
ness. Calculi, Jaun-
Active treatment for
useful. dysentery if present.
dice, Cancer, Hepa-
01. Lini. Alkalies and Colchi-
talgia. Hepatic
01. Terebinthinse. cine.
Congestion, Hepatic
Opium.
Cirrhosis, Hepatitis,
Ammonium Chloride.
Pitch Ointment. • Antimony with Nitre.
Jaundice.
Podophyllum. Aspiration when pus
Potassium Bitartrate. Acids, Mineral. forms.
Potassium Chlorate, Ammonium Chloride: Blister or Mustard-
with Laudanum as :
for congestion,torpor plaster.
injection. and enlargement. Calomel.
Potassium and Sodi- Calomel. Colchicine.
um Tartrate. Carlsbad-Salt. Diet.
Poultices to : effect Carlsbad Water. Hot clothes or coun-
reduction. Cholagogues. ter irritation.
Rheum. Euonymin. Iodine.
Saline Purgatives. Glycerinophosphates Mercury.
Senna as confection
: for hypersecretion. Potassium Iodide.
or better, compound Iodine or Iodides. Quinine andiron: after
liquorice powder. Iron. abscess develops.
Jridin. SalinePurgatives: pre-
Sodium Chlorate.
Sozoiodole-Potassi- Mercurials; as chola« ceded by calomel.
'

um. gogues. Sweet Spirit of Niter:

Sozoiodole-Sodium. Nux Vomica. with potassium ci-

in consti- Ox-gall. trate, or diuretics, to

Stillingia:
and hepatic Phosphorus. regulate kidneys.
pation
Umk'i Manual, J
164
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 PART II. INDICATIONS.

Tartar Emetic. Borax: saturated solu- Ichthyol: locally,

Veratrnm Viride. tion, to cleanse scalp; lodole.
or glycerite, as paint. Menthol.
Hernia. Chrysarobin. Mercury.
Cod-Liver Oil or Lin- Methylene Blue.
Chloral Hydrate: ae seed Oil: as lotion. Morphine.
enema. Epilation. Myrtol.
Chloroform. Gaduol: as tonic. Nirvanin.
Ether and Belladonna. Ichthalbin: internally, Orthoform.
Ether Spray. as alterative tonic Phosphorus.
Forced Enemafa. and regulator of di- Rhus Toxicodendron.
Iodine. gestive functions. Silver Nitrate: strong
Morphine. Lead-SubacetateSolu- solution locally.
Oil. tion: with equal part Spirits of Wine.
Opium. glycerine and 2 parts Tar.
Sternutatories. water, as lotion when Traumaticin.
Thyroid preparations. inflammation high. Veratriue: as ointment
Mercury: internally in Zinc Ointment.
Herpes. obstinate cases Don- ;
Zinc Oxide.
ovan’s solution high- Zinc Phosphide.
Acetanilid. ly successful.
Acid, Tannic. Mercury-Ammo n i u m Hiccough.
Alum. Chloride: as per
1
Ammoniated Mercury cent, ointment. Amber, Oil of.
Anthrarobin. Mercury Oleate, Amyl Nitrite.
5 per
Arsenic. cent.: as paint. Antispasmin.
Bismuth Subgallate. Mercury Iodide: as 2
Apomorphine.
Bismuth Subnitrate. per cent, ointment. Belladonna.
Calomel. Naphtalin soap. Bismuth
Europhen. Naphtol ointment. Camphor.
Glycerine. Pyrogallol. Cannabis indica.
Hydroxylamine Hy- Sozoiodole-Mercury. Capsicum.
drochlorate. Chloral.
Sozoiodole-Potassium
Ichthalbin; internally. Sulphur as Chloroform.
: 1 to 8 oint-
Ichthyol: locally, ment every morning; Cocaine.
lodole. with almond-oil in- Dionin.
Iron Arseniate. unction at night. Ether.
Lenirobin. Sulphurated Potassa Iodoform.
Magnesium Citrate. ’ a
oz. to pint (15,0
Jaborandi.
Myrtol. grin: 500.0 cc.) lime Laurel Water.
Naphtol. water, as lotion. Morphine; hypodermi-
Potassium Carbonate. Thyroidin as stimu- cally.
:

Rhus Toxicodendron. lant of cutaneous cir- Musk.

Silver Nitrate.
culation. Mustard and Hot Wa-
Sozoiodole salts. ter.
Zinc Sulphate. Nitroglycerine.
Herpes Zoster.
Nnx Vomica.
Acid, Carbolic.
Herpes Circinatus. — Acid picric.
Peronin.
See Tinea Circinata. Pepper.
Aconite and Opium Potassium Bromide.
locally. Pressure over phrenic
Herpes Tonsurans Alcohol: locally. nerve, hyoid bone, or
(Pityriasis Rosea). Atropine. epigastrium.
See also. Seborrhea. Belladonna. Quinine in full doses.
:

Calomel. Spirit Ether.

Acid. Carbolic: 2 parts Celandine.
with 3 parts each gly- Sugar and Vinegar.
Chloroform. Sulfonal.
cerine and water, ap- Collodion.
plied twice daily. Tobacco-smoking.
Cocain. Valerian.
Alkalies ' internally
:

Copper Acetate.
often control mild Zinc Valerianate.
Dulcamara.
cases. Europhen. Hordeolum (Stye), -v
Baths : followed by Ferri Perchloridnm. See also, Eyelids.
shampooing and Galvanism. Iodine Tincture.
brisk friction. Ichthalbin: internally. Mercury Oleate with
165 Manuel,
INDICATIONS.
PAKT n.

Morphine.
Pulsatilla; internally,
Amyl
Arsenic.
Nitrite. Hyperidrosis. — See
Terspiration.
and externally as Asparagus.
wash, often aborts.
Silver Nitrate.
Atropine. HypochoiidriaKis. —
Belladonna. See also. Melan-
Bromide of Potassium cholia.
Hydrocele.— 5'ee also, Calabar Bean.
Dropsy, Orchitis. Cannabis Indica. Alcohol: as temporary
Chloral Hydrate. stimulant.
Acid, Carbolic. Chloride of Potassium Arsenic: in the aged.
Ammonium Chloride. Chloroform: to con- Asafetida.
Chloroform. trol spasms. Bromo-hemol.
Iodine, Coniine. Bromide of Potassium
Silver Nitrate. Cnrare. Caffeine.
Dionin. Cimicifuga; in puer-
Hydrocephalus, Escharotics. peral, and spermator-
Acute. — See also, Ether. rhea.
Cocaine
Dropsy. Euphorbia. Hydrochlo-
Excision rate.
of Bitten
Blisters: to the nape of Codeine.
Part.
neck useful. Gelsemium. Colchicum.
Bromide of Potassium Hyoscine Hydrobrom- Creosote.
Croton Oil: liniment. ate. Dionin.
Elaterium. Hyoscyamine. Electricity.
Ergot. Iodine. Gold Chloride; when
Iodide of Potassium. Jaborandi. giddiness and cere-
Iodoform: dissolved in Mercury. bral anemia
collodion, or as oint-
Morphine. Hyoscyamus: in syphi-
ment to neck and Nicotine. lophobia.
head; along with Nitroglycerine. Ignatia
small doses of calo- Pilocarpine. Musk.
mel as enemata. Pasteur’s treatment. Opium: in small do-
Leeches. Potassium Chlorate. ses.
Mercuric Chloride; Potassium Permanga- Ox-Gall.
small doses intern- nate; Peronin.
as lotion to
ally. wound. Spermine.
Tartar Emetic; oint- Potassium Iodide. Sumbul.
ment. Quinine. Valerian.
Turpentine Oil by :
Sabadilla.
month or as enema Silver Nitrate to wo- Hysteria.
at commencement. und, is of no use, Acetanilid.
even though applied Acid, Camphoric.
Hydrocephalus, immediately. Acid, Valerianic.
Chronic. — See also. Stramonium.^ Aconite.
Meningitis. Tuber- Acetaea Racemosa.
cular ; Dropsy.
Hydrothorax. — See Alcohol.
Blisters also, Dropsy. Aloes; in constipation.
Cod-Liver Oil. Allyl Tribromide.
Iodide of Iron. Birch leaves extract. Ammonia, Aromatic
Iodide of Potassium. Blisters. Spirits of.

Iodine. Broom. Ammoniated Copper.

Mercury. Diuretin. AmmoninmCarhonate
Potassium Bromide. Dry Diet. Ammonium Valerian-
Elaterium. ate.
Hyd r o p ericardiuiii. Iodine; injections af- Amyl Nitrite.
— See Dropsy. ter tapping.
IronChloride: tincture
Amyl Valerianate.
Anesthetics.
Hydrophobia. .Jaborandi. Antipyrin.
Mercury. Antispasmin.
Acid, Acetic or Hy- Morphine. Antispasmodics.
drochloric. Pilocarpine. Apomorphine.
Acid, Carbolic. Resin of Copaiba. Arsenic.
Actual Cautery. Sanguinaria. Asafetida.
Acupuncture. Veratrum Viride. Atropine: in hysteri-

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PART 11. INDICATIONS.

cal aphonia Opium: in small doses. Cod-Liver Oil.

Belladonna. Orexine; as appetizer Gaduol: internally as
Bromalin. and digestant. alterative tonic.
Bromide of Calcium. Paraldehyde. Glycerite of Tannin.
Bromide ofPotasaium. Pellitory for ‘'globus.'’
: Grape Cure.
Bromide of Sodium. Phosphates. Gutta-Percha.
Bromide of Strontium. Phosphorus ; in hys- Ichthalbin- internally,
Bromii>in. terical paralysis. as a regulator of di-
Bromo-hemol as nerv- : Pseudohyoscy amine. gestive functions and
ine and hematinic. Pulsatilla. as alterative.
Camphor: in hysteri- Santonin : if -worms Ichthyol; locally.
cal excitement. present. Iron Arseniate.
Camphor, Monobro- Simulo. Laurel Water: to re-
mated. Spirit Nitrous Ether: lieve itching.
Cannabine Tannate. to relieve spasm. Lead Nitrate.
Cannabis Indica. Sumbul. Menthol.
Cerium Oxalate. Sulfonal. Mercuric Nitrate.
Chloral Hydrate. Tartar Emetic. Mercury; locally.
Chloralamide. Trional. Oil Cade.
Chloroform. Triphenin. Potassium Chloride.
Cimicifnga i n h y
: s -
Valerian. Poultices.
terical chorea. Volatile Oils. Quinine.
Cimicifugin. Zinc Iodide. Salol.
Cocaine Hydrochlor- Zinc Oxide. Solution Arsenic and
ate. Zinc Sulphate. Mercury Iodide.
Codeine. Zinc Valerianate. Sozoiodole-Potassium
Cod-Liver Oil. Sozoiodole-Zinc.
Cold Water: poured Hystero-Epilepsy. Sulphate of Copper.
over mouth to cut Sulphur: internally.
short attack. Electricity. Tannin- locally.
Conium. Nitroglycerine. Tannoform.
Creosote. Picrotoxin. Tar.
Electricity; to cut Spermine. Zinc Ointment
short attack. Zinc Oxide.
Ether. Ichthyosis.
Ethyl Bromide.
Baths.
Eucalyptus. Impetigo Sj:philitica.
Faradism. Cod-Liver Oil.

Ferro-Hemol. Copper Sulphate. lodipin

Oaduol Elm Bark decoction
: Mercuro-iodo-hemol.
useful. Sozoiodole-Mercury.
•Galbanum: internally,
Glycerine.
and as plaster to
sacrum. lohthyol. Impotence.— See also,
Galvanism. Naphtol. Etnissio?ts, Sperma-
Garlic: to smell during
Sodium Bicarbonate. torrhea.
the paroxysm. Thy roi d p reparations.
Zinc Oxide. Acid, Phosphoric.
Glycerinophosphates. Zinc Sulphate. Arseniate of Iron.
Gold and SodiumChlo- Cannabis Indica.
ride.
Hyoscyamus. Impetigo. — See also. Cantharides.
Eczema. Cimicifuga.
Ignatia. Cold Douche: to perin-
Ipecacuanha: as eme- Acetate of Lead. eum and testicles, in
tic. Acid, Boric. atonic types.
Iron Bromide. Acid, Chrysophanic Cubebs.
Iron Valerianate. locally. Damiana.
Lupniin wheen sleep-
;
Acid, Hydrocyanic: to Ergotin hypodermi-
:

less. relieve itching. cally about dorsal

Massage. Acids, Mineral; intern- vein of penis, when it
Morphine Valerianate. ally. empties too rapidly.
Musk. Acid, Nitric. Glycerinophosphates.
Keurodin. Adeps Lanai. Gold Chloride; to pre-
Nux Vomica. Arsenic. vent decline of sexual
Oil Amber. Benzonaphtol. power.
Oil Wormseed. Calcium Chloride. Muira Puama.
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INDICATIONS. DART II.

Nux Vomica: very use- Atropine. eyes, cars or nose;

ful. Barium Chloride and in epididymitis.
Phosphorus. Belladonna: in gouty Pyramidon.
Potassium Bromide. and rheumatic in- Pyrantin.
SauKuinaria. flammation and cys- Purgatives.
Serpentaria. titis Pyoktauiu.
Spermine. Blisters. Quinine: in peritonitis
Strychnine. Borax. and in acute inflam-
Testicles dried. Bryonia: in serous mations, along with
Turpentine Oil. inflammations, after morphine.
Zinc Phosphate: very heart or pulse low- Salicin.
useful. ered by aconite. Sodium Salicylate:
Cannabis Indica: in most, useful, especi-
Indolent Swellings. chronic types. ally in rheumatic
Chloral Ilydrate: affections.
Ichthalbin: internally. when temperature is Sahne Cathartics.
Ichthyol: topically. high and much de- Silver Nitrate.
Potassium Iodide. lirium. Sozoiodole-Sodium.
Cocaine Hydrochlor- Stramonium.
Induration. ate ; in acute types. Sulphides to abort
:

Cod-Liver-Oil: in or to hasten matu-

Ichthalbin: internally. chronic inflammati- ration.
Ichthyol: locally, on. Tartar Emetic.
lodipin. Colchicine. Triphenin.
Potassium Iodide. Cold. Turpentine Oil: as
Thiosinamin. Copaiba. stupe
Digitalis. Veratrum Viride.
Infantile Diarrhea. Electricity. Water: cold, as com-
See Diarrhea. Ergot. presses.
Exalgin.
Flaxseed: for inflam-
Inflamniatiun. — See ed mucous membra-
Inflammation, Intes-
tinal. — See Ente-
also. Bronchitis, nes. ritis.
Pleuritis, etc. Also Fomentations.
list of Antiphlogis- Gelsemium.
tics. Influenza.
Guaiacol.
Acetanilid. Hop Poultice Acetanilid.
Acid, Salicylic: most Ice: locally applied. Acid. Agaric.
valuable. Ichthalbin: internally. Acid, Boric.
Aconite: as the com- Ichthyol; locally. Acid, Camphoric.
mencement of all in- Iodine: locally Acid, Carbolic; as
flammations, super- Lead. spray and gargle.
ficial or deep-seated; Leeches. Acid. Sulphurous: by
best given in small Magnesium Sulphate fumigation or inha-
doses frequently re- Mercury: in deep- lation.
peated until pulse seated inflammati- Aconite, Sweet Spirit
and temperature are ons, especially those of Nitre, and Citrate
reduced. of serousmembranes, of Potassium, in
Alcohol: as antipyre- and iritis, and sy- combination ; valu-
tic and stimulant, philitic cases. able in early stage.
especially useful in Mercuric inunctions. Actsea Racemosa.
blood-poisoning. Neurodin. Alcohol.
Alkalies. Nitrates. Ammonium Acetate
Ammonium Chloride. Opium : exceedingly with Nitrons or
Ammonium Tartrate. useful to check it at Chloric Ether.
Antimony: 10 to 15 commencement, and Ammonium Salicyl-
min. (0.6— 1.0 cc.) of relieve pain after- ate.
vinum antiraonii fre- wards. Autispasmin.
quently repeated at Phenacetin. Antipyrin.
commencement. Phosphorus. Belladonna.
Antipyrin Pilocarpine. Benzene.
Arnica. Poultices. Bismuth Salicylate.
Arsenic. Pulsatilla: when puru- Bromides.
Astringents. lent discharge from Calx sulphnrata.
.VfrcA-'i
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 PART 11. INDICATIONS.

'
Camphor. Colchicine. recommended in in-
Camphor, Moiiobrom- Coniine. somnia from defici-
f
^
ateil.
Cannabis Indica.
Dionin.
Duboisine.
ent nervous power,
or chronic alcohol-
Chloralaniide. Hyoscine Hydrobro- ism.
t- Chloral Hydrate, mate. Cold Douche.
ji, Cimicifnga Hy.oscy amine. Digitalis: when defi-
jk Cocaine Hydrochlor- Opium. cient tone of vaso-
ate. Potassium Bromide. motor system.
Cold Baths as Anti- Scopolamine Hydro- Dionin.
j
pyretic. broraate. Duboisine.
'/: Cubebs. Spermine. Ether: in full dose.
f/,
Digitaliu. .Sulphonal. Ethylene Bromide.
l';
Ergot, Cannabis ludica, Zinc Phosphate. Galvanisation.
*- with Bromides: often Gelsemium: in simple
'
relieve vertigo. wakefulness.
'
Eucalyptus. Insoiniiin. See also, — Glycei'inophosphates.
Glycerinophosphates. Nervousness; also, Hot-water bags to feet
Hot Sponging. list of Hypnotics.
and cold to head if
Ichthyol. Acetanilid. due to cerebral hy-
Menthol. Aconite : one min. peremia.
Naphthol. (0.06 of tinct.
cc.) Humulus: a hop-pillow
Neurodin. every quarter hour sometimes useful in
Opium -with Ipecacu- when skin is dry and the aged.
anha : useful for harsh. Hyoscine Hydrobro-
cough. Alcohol sometimes
:
mate.
Peronin for cough. very useful. Hyoscyamus: alone or
1 Phenacetin. Ammonium Valerian- with cannabis indica;
Potassium Bicarbon- ate. useful to combine
ate. with quinine.
Amylene Hydrate.
Potassium Nitrate: Bath: cold in cerebral Hypnone.
freely diluted, as Ignatia: in nervous ir-
anemia, not in ner-
lemonade. vous irritability. ritability
Pyramidon. Belladonna. Methylene Blue.
Pyrantin. Bleeding. Morphine.
Quinine: useful, es-
Bromo-hemol. Musk: in irritable and
pecially in later sta- nervous cases.
Bromipin.
ges. Narceine.
Butyl- Chi oral Hy-
Salipyrine. Narcotine.
drate: if heart is
Salol. Opium; most powerful
weak.
Salol with Phenace- Camphor, hypnotic: given alone
tin.
Monobro-
mated. or in combination.
Sandalwood Oil.
Cannabis Indica:alone Paraldehyde.
Sanguinaria: some- or with hyoscyamus. Pellotine Hydrochlor-
times very useful.
Cannabine Tannate. ate.
Sodium Benzoate. Chloralamide. Peronin.
Sodium Salicylate. Chloral- Ammonia. Phosphorus: in the
Spirit Nitrous Ether. aged.
Chloral Hydrate: very
Steam, Medicated: in- useful, alone or with PotassiumBromide: in
halations.
Strychnine.
bromide of potas- full doses, alone or
sium the addition of with other hypnotics.
Tartar Emetic. ;

Removal Inland.
a small quantity of
Thermodin. Scopolamine
opium to the combi- Hydro-
Thymol. nation assists broma.te.
its ac-
Triphenin. Sitz Bath.
tion.
Turkish Baths: useful. Sodium Bromide.
Chloralimide.
Insanity and Demen- Chloralose Sodium Lactate.
— Chlorobrom. Spermine.
tia. See also, De-
Chloroform. Strychnine.
lirium, Hypochon- Cocaine Hydrochlor- Sulfonal.
driasis, Mania, Me- ate.
lancholia. Sumbul innervous ir-
:

Codeine. ritability and chro-

Chloral Hydrate. Coffee: causes insom- nic alcoholism.
Codeine. nia, but has been Tannate of Cannabin.
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INDICATIONS. PAUT II.

Tartar Emetic aloiit? Chamomile. feet.

with opium when ChloralHydrate.-as an- Narcotine: two to five
there is a tendency to tipyretic when fever grn, (0 0.3 grm.)— ,

congestion of the is high ;

and to check three times a day so-
brain, which opium vomiting or convul- metimes very useful.
alone would increase. sions in adults and Nitrite of Amyl; by in-
Tetronal. children during mal- halation to relieve or
Trional. arious fever. shorten cold stage.
Urethane Chloroform to pre-
; Nitrite of Sodium.
Valerian. vent or cut short cold Nitroglycerine.
Warm Bath stage. Nux Vomica.
Warmth: internally Cimicifuga: in brow 01. Terobinthin®.
and externally. ague. Opium; in full doses
Water. Cinchonidine or Cin- to prevent chill.
Wet Compress. chonine: useful and Pepper along with
Wet Pack. cheap. quinine.
Coffee. PhenocollHydrochlor-
Intercostal Neural- Cold Compress. ate.
gia. — See Neural- Cool drinks
sponging.
and Phosphates
Phosphorus.
gia.
Digitalis. Pilocarpine Hydro-
Elaterium. chlorate.
lutermitteiit Fever. Emetics; if chill fol- Piperine.
See also, Malaria; lows full meal. Podophyllin.
also list of Anti- Eucalyptus Globnlns: Potassium Bromide.
periodics. during convales- Potassium Chloride.
Acetanilid. cence. PotassiumNitrate; ten
Acid, Carbolic. Eupatorium. grn. (0.6 grm .)in bran-
Acid, Nitric; in obstin- Euquinine. dy and water, or
ate cases. Ferric Sulphate. dry on tongue, to
Acid, Salicylic. Ferrous Iodide. prevent fit.

Aconite. Gelsemium: pushed un- Purgatives.

til it produces dila- Quassia.
Alcohol.
Alum. ted pupils or double Quinetum.
vision. Quinine as prophy-
Ammonium Carbazo- ;

Grindelia Squarrosa; lactic to abort fit and

tate: one-half to one
grn. (0.0.S— 0.06 grm.) in h y p e r t r o p h i e d to prevent recur-
spleen. rence its action is
:
in pill.
Ammonium Chloride. Gnaiacol. aided by purgatives,
Ammonium Picrate. Hot Bath. emetics and aroma-
Amyl Nitrite. Hydrargyri Bichlori- tics.
dum. Quinine Hydrobrom-
Antipyrine.
Hydrastis; in obstin- ate: like quinine, and
Anarcotine.
ate cases. less 1 iable to produce
Apiol in mild cases, 15
grns. during cc.j
Hydroquinone. cinchonism.
(1
Hyoscyamine. Quinoidine.
an hour, in divided
Ice Pack: if fever is Quinoline.
doses, four hours be-
fore the paroxysm.
long continued and Quinoline Tartrate.
excessive. Resorcin.
Arsenic: exceedingly
Iodine Tincture: to Sachar.ated Lime.
useful, especially in
prevent recurrence of Salicin.
irregular malaria.
ague. Salipyrine.
Atropine subcutan-
eously,
:

to arrest or
Ipecacuanha; most Sodium Chloride : tab-

useful as emetic. lespoonfiil in glass of

cut short cold stage.
Iron hot water at a draught
Berberine in chronic
on empty stomach.
:

Leptandra Virginica;
cases.
after disease is less- Stramonium.
Bleeding.
ened by quinine. Strychnine.
Brucine.
Mercury. Zinc Sulphate.
Calomel.
Methylene Blue.
Camphor : taken be- Intertidijo.— See also,
fore the fit to prevent Morphine: along with
JSxcoriations.
it. quinine as an adju-
vant. Acetanilid; locally.
Capsicum along with ;

quinine as adjuvant. Mustard: to soles of Acid, Boric.

itautuU,
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 INDICATIONS.
PART 11.

Duboisine; substitute Laxatives: in consti-

Acid, Carbolic.
for atropine. pation.
Alttmininm Oleate.
Eserine. Opium
Bismuth Snbgallate. Petrolatum :as a sooth-
Bismuth Subnitrate. Gold.
Grindelia. ing agent in gastro-
Calomel. intestinal types.
Camphor: added to Homatropiiie.
Piperazine: in blad-
dusting -powders to Hot fomentations.
Iced compresses in der irritation due to
allay heat and itph-
early stages of trau- excess of uric acid.
ing. Bromide
matic iritis. Potassium
Carbonate of Calcium. irritability of
Emol. Iodide of Potassium. in
Iron. pharynx.
Fullers’ Earth.
Leeches. Sitz Bath.
Glycerite of Tannin.
Mercury: most service- Strychnine: in small
Ichthyol.
able. doses.
Lead Lotion.
Lead Tannate. Morphine.
Lime Water. Mydrine. Itch. — See Scabies.
Lycopodium. Nicotine.
Soap. Opium: to lessen pain.
Paracentesis.
Jaundice. — See also.
Tannin. Hepatic Cirrhosis,
Tannoform. Pilocarpine. Hepatic Diseases,
Zinc Carbonate. Pyoktanin. Calculi.
Zinc Ointment. Quinine.
Zinc Oxide. Saline Laxatives. Acid, Benzoic.
Santonin. Acid, Carbolic.
Scopolamine. Acid, Citric.
Intestinal Catarrh.— Sodium Salicylate. Acid, Nitrohydrochlo-
See Catarrh, Enter- Tropacocaine. ric internally and
:
,
itis, etc. Turpentine Oil in
:
as local application
rheumatic iritis. over liver, or as bath
Intestinal Inflamma- in catarrhal cases.
tion. See Enteritis. I r r i t a b i li t y. — See Acids. Mineral.
Alkaline mineral wa-
also. Insomnia, Ner-
ters in catarrh of
Intestinal Irritation. vousness.
duodenum or bile-
See Enteritis, etc. Acid, Hydrocyanic :lin ducts.
irritability of the Aloes.
Intestmal Obstruc- stomach. Ammonium Chloride
tion.— See also, Con- Alkaline Waters. in scruple (1.25 grm.)
stipation Intussus-
,
Almonds: as a drink doses in jaundice
ception, Hernia. in irritability of in- from mental emotion.
testines and air Ammonium Iodide:
Belladonna. passages. when catarrh of bile-
Caffeine.; Bromalin. ducts.
Mercury. Bromide ofPotassinm. Arsenic: in malaria.
Morphine. Bromipin. Berberine Carbonate
Opium. Bromo-hemol. in chronic intestinal
Strychnine. Cantharides: in irrit- catarrh.
able bladder of Calcium Phosphate.!
Iritis. — See also. women and children. Calomel Purgative
Syphilis. Chloral Hydrate. followed by saline,
Cimicifuga; in uterine often very useful.
Acid, Salicylic. irritability. Carlsbad Salts.
Acid, Hydrocyanic. Colchicine. Carlsbad Waters.
Aconite. Colchicum: with pot- Celandine.
Atropine. ash in large quantity Chloroform.
Belladonna: internally of water when gouty. Colchicum.
and locally. Cnpro-hemol. Diet.
Bleeding. Hops; in vesical irrita- Dulcamara.
Cantharides. bility. Emetics.
Copaiba. Hyoscyamus: for vesi- Enemata: cold water
Counter-irritation.
Daturine.
cal irritability with (2 — pints) one or
incontinence. two liters once a
Dry Heat. Ignatia; in small doses. day.

171 ii*rck*t yfanual.

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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Ether: when due to Iodine. Kidney Disease.—
gall-stones. Iodoform. also Albuminuria,
,

Enonymin. lodole. Bright's Disease,

llydrnstinc. Iron Iodide. Calculi; Colic, Re-
Hydrastis: in cases of Mercury Oleate. nal; Diabetes, Drop-
catarrh of ducts. Methylene Blue. sy, Go^it, Hematuria.
Iodoform. Nirvanin.
Ipecacuanha. Orthoform. Ammonium Benzoate:
Iridin. Rhus Toxicodendron. for atony of kidney.
Iris. Silver Nitrate. Digitoxin.
Iron Succinate. Sozoiodole-Merc.ury. Fuchsine.
Lemon Juice. Tartar Emetic Oint- Ichtbalbiu.
Magnesia. ment. Methylene Blue.
Magnesium Sulphate. Triphenin. Pilocarpine.
Manganese: in mala- Turpentine Oil. Saliformin.
rial or catarrhal ca- Veratrine. Strontium Bromide
ses. or Lactate.
Mercurials. Tannalbin.
Ox-gall. Joints, Tuberculosis Theobromin.
Pichi. of. Dropherin.
Pilocarpine Hydro-
chlorate. Cinnamic acid. Labor. — See also Ab-
Podophyllum: in ca- Formaldehyde. ortion,After-Pains,
tarrhal conditions Iodoform, False Pains, Post-
very useful. lodole. partum Hemor-
Potassium Bicarbon- Orthoform. rhage. Lactation,
ate. Sodium Cinnamate. Puerperal Convul-
Potassium Carbonate. sions Fever.
Potassium Chloride.
Potassium Sulphate: Keratitis. —
See also, Acetanilid.
as laxative. Corneal Opacities. Amyl Nitrite.
Anesthetics.
Quinine: in malarial Aniline. Antipyrin.
cases. Antisyphilitic treat- Belladonna.
Rhubarb : in children. ment. Borax.
Saline Purgatives. Aristol.
Salol.
Cannabis Indica/
Arsenic. Chloral Hydrate.
Sanguinaria. Atropine. Chloroform.
Sodium Phosphate Calcium Sulphide. Cimicifuga.
very useful in ca- Curetting. Creolin.
tarrh of bile-ducts. Eserine. Ergot.
Sodium Oleate. Europhen. Ethyl Bromide.
Stillingia: after ague. Gallicin. Eucalyptus Oil.
Taraxacum. Hot Compresses. Gelseminine.
Turpentine Oil. Iron Mercury Bichloride.
lodipin. Morphine.
.loint Affections. — Largin. Opium.
See also, Arthritis, Leeches. Pilocarpine Hydro-
Bursitis. Coxalgia, Massage of Cornea: chlorate.
Gout. Rheumatism, and introduction of Quinine.
Synovitis. yellow - oxide oint- Sugar of milk.
ment.
Acetanilid.
Acid, Salicylic.
Mercurial Ointment.
Mydrin.
La Grippe. — See In-
fluenza.
Aconite. Physostigma.
Ammoniac Plaster. Potassium Bromide.
Aristol. Potassium Iodide. Lactation, Defective.
Arsenic. Pressure bandages
: if
— See also, Abscess,
Cadmium Iodide. perforation threat- Agalactia. Mastitis,
Digitalis. ens. Nipples; also the list
Europhen. Pyoktanin. of Galactagogues.
Guaiacol. Quinine. Ammonium Chloride.
Gaduol. Sozoiodole-Sodium. Calabar Bean.
Ichthal bin: internally. Suprarenal Extract Qaffein.
Ichthyol; topically. Thiosinamin. Castor-Oil: topically.

172
 PART II. INDICATIONS.

Gadnol. Chloral Hydrate. Abstinence from talk-

Galega Extract see Chloroform; as inhala- ing, with bland and
page !)8. tion to stop spasm. uuirritating, but nu-
Glycerinophosphates. Codeine. tritious diet during
Hypophosphites. Cod-Liver Oil. attack.
Jaborandi. Cold Sponging Acid. Acetic: as in-
Malt Extract, Dry. Cold Water: dashed in halation.
Mustard Poultice. the face. Acid, Sulphurous: as
Pilocarpine Hydro- Coniine pushed until
:
inhalation or spray.
chlorate. physiological action Aconite.
Strychnine. observed. Antimon. Pot. Tart.
Thyroidin. Creosote. Antipyrine: as a spray.
Vanilla. Emetics. Benzoin: as inhalation
L/nctatioii, Excessive.
Ether. Bromides: in full
Gadnol. doses.
Agaricin. Gelseminm. Calomel; in small and
Alcohol. Glycerinophosphates. repeated doses fol-
Atropin. Gold and SodinmChlo- lowed by saline pur-
Belladonnadnternally ride. ges, also hot mustard
and locally. Guaiacol. foot-bath and demul-
Camphor and Glycer- Ipecacuanha : as eme- cent drinks.
ine. tic. Cocaine
Chloral Hydrate. Lancing Gums. Copper Sulphate.
Coninm: internally. Lobelia. Creosote Spray ;in
Electricity. Mercury Sub-sulphate subacute laryngitis.
Ergot. Morphine hypoder-
: Cubeb Cigarettes for
Hempseed Oil. mically. hoarseness.
Iodides. Musk. Dover’s Powder.
Iodine. Nitroglycerine. Eucain.
Mercury. Peronin. Gelsemium.
Parsley. Potassium Bromide. Glycerine.
Potassium Bromide. Quinine. Inhalations.
PotassiumBisulphate. Spinal Ice-Bag. Iodine as inhalation
:

Quinine. Tartar Emetic. and counter-irritant

Salvia. Worms, Removal of. over neck.
Tobacco; as poultice. Leeches: to larynx or
Laryngitis.
Laryngeal Tubercu- nape of neck.
Acid, Camphoric.
losis. — See also, Acid, Sulpho-aniiic.
Mercury.
Morphine.
Phthisis. Aristol. Oil of Amber.
Acid lactic. Aseptol. Purgatives.
F orm aldehyde. Ammonium Chloride. Quinine.
Eucain. Chlorophenol. Scarification of La-
Dijodoform. Cocaine. rynx.
Hydrogen Peroxide, Eucain. Steam Inhalations.
lodole. Ethyl Iodide. Silver Nitrate: as
Orthoform. Ichthyol. spray.
Sodium Phenol Sul- lodole. Tropacocaine.
phoricinate see p. 98. Napthol, Camphorated. Tracheotomy.
Sozoiodole salts. Pilocarpine Hydro- Veratrum Viride.
chlorate. Zinc Chloride.
Laryngismus Stri- Potassium Iodide.
dulus. —
See also, Silver Nitrate.
Zinc Sulphate: as
emetic.
Croup, Laryngitis. Sodium Phenol Sul-
Acetanilide. phoricinate. Laryngitis, Chronic.
Aconite.
Amyl
Sozoiodole-Sodium. — b>ee also. Cough,
Nitrite. Sozoiodole-Zinc. Dysphagia, Laryn-
Antipyrine. Thymol. gitis Tuberculosa,
Antispasmin. Syphilis.
Atropine.
Belladonna.
Laryngitis, Acute. — Acid, Carbolic: as
See also. Croup, spray.
Bromides very useful
:
Catarrhal ; Laryn-
in large doses. Acid, Sulphurous: as
gismus Stridulus, fumigation, inhala-
Bromoform. Pharyngitis. tion or spray.
173 Merck*
INDICATIONS. PART II.

Alum as gargle.
: Gold, sary, for over-secre-
Ammonium Chloride: Glycerine. tion and pain.
as spray. Ichthalbin: internally. Bismuth: as injection
Bismuth: locally by in- Ichthyol topically.
: or pessary.
sufflation. Iron Arsenate. Bismuth Subnitrate.
Ferric Chloride: as Mercury Bichloride. Blister.
spray, or brushed on Oil Chaulrooogra. Borax: as injection.
interior of larynx. Oil Gurjun. Calcium Phosphate.
Gelsemium. Potassium Iodide. Cimicifuga.
Glycerine. Serotherapeutic tre- Cocculus indicus.
Guaiacum: as lozenges atment. Cold Sponging.
or mixture. Silver Nitrate. Copaiba.
Inhalation. Solution Arsenic and Copper Sulphate : as
Iodine:as counter-irri- Mercury Iodide. injection.
tant. Solution Potassa. Creosote.
Mercury. Sulphur Iodide. Dry Red Wine.
Morphine mixed with
: Ergot.
bismuth or starch as Leuceiuia, —
See Leu- Formaldehyde.
insufflation; most cocythemia. Glycerine.
useful when much ir- Hamamelis.
ritation, as in laryn- Helenin.
geal phthisis. Leucocytliemia. Hematoxylon.
Sil ver Nitrate: as solu- Arsenic. Hot Sitz Bath or Vag-
tion to interior of Arsen-hemol. inal Injections of hot
larynx. Glycerophosphates. water: if due to uter-
Sozoiodole-Zinc. Hypophosphites. ine congestion.
Tannin: as gargle or Iron. Hydrastine Hydro-
spray. Phosphorus. chlorate.
Uranium Nitrate as : Hydrastis: locally.
spray. Ichthyol.
Leucopliikia Bucca- Iodine.
Laryngitis Tubercu-
lis. Iodoform: as local ap-
plication, alone or
losa. Balsam Peru.
Potassium Permanga- mixed with tannic
Acid, Lactic. acid.
Bismuth Subgallate. nate.
Iron Chloride.
Bismuth Subnitrate. Pyoktanin.
Iron Iodide.
Cocaine Hydrochlor- Sozoiodole-Sodium.
Iron Sulphate.
ate. Tannoform.
Lead salts.
Dijodoform. Lime W'ater.
Europhen. Leucorrhea. — See Monsel’s Solution.
Ichthalbin: internally. also, Endometritis, Myrrh: internally.
Iodoform. Uterine Ulceration, Oil Turpentine.
lodole. Vaginitis.', Pulsatilla.
Maragliano’s Serum. Pyoktanin.
Menthol. Acid, Boric.
Acid, Carbolic: as in- Quercus.
Orthoform. Phosphate of Calcium:
jection.
Resorcin. internally.
Silver Nitrate.
Acid, Chromic.
Acid, Nitric, and Cin- Potassium Bicarbon-
Sozoiodole-Sodium. ate dilute solution
Sozoiodole-Zinc. chona.
Acid, Phosphoric. as injection.
Sodium Phenolsulfo- Potassium BromWe.
Alkalies.
ricinate. Potassium Chloride.
Tropacocain. Aloes.
Alum: as injection. Potassium Permanga-
Xeroform.
Zinc Sulphate. Aluminium Sulphate. nate.
Ammonio-F erricAlnm Resorcin.
Lepra.— See Leprosy. Ammonium Chloride. Saffron.
Arsenic. Silver Oxide.
Leprosy. Bael Fruit. Sozoiodole-Sodium.
Acid. Arsenous. Balsam of Peru: in- Spinal Ice-Bag.
Acid, Gynocardic. ternally. Sumbul.
Ammonium Iodide. Balsam of Tolu: in- Tannin; as injection or
Arsenic Iodide. ternally. suppository.
Gaduol. Belladonna ;
as pes- Tannoform.
Merck*$ Manual.
174
 PART II. INDICATIONS
Thymol. Potassium Citrate. Lumbago. — See also.
Zinc Sulphate. Potassium Permanga- Myalgia , Rheuma-
nate. tism, Neuralgia.
Lichen. .Saliformin.
Acetanilid.
.Aconite.
Sodium Benzoate. Acid, Carbolic: hypo-
Alkalies.
Sodium Borate. dermically.
Sodiiim Carbonate. Acid, Salicylic.
Arsenic.
Calomel.
Sodium Phosphate. Aconite: small doses
Cantharidos. Solution Potassa. internally, and lini-
Chloroform. Strontium Lactate. ment locally.
Cod-Liver Oil.
Strontium Salicylate. AetPPa racemosa.
Glycerine. Acupuncture.
Glycerite of Aloes. Ammonium Chloride.
Ichthal bin: internally. Liver: Cirrhosis, Con- Antipyrine.
Ichthyol: topically. gestion, Diseases Aquapuncture: some-
Liquor Carbonis det- of, — See Hepatic times very useful.
ergens. Cyrrhosis, Conges- Atropine.
Mercury : locally. tion. Diseases. Belladonna.
Naftalan Camphor Monobro-
Potassium Cyanide. mated.
Silver Nitrate: solu- Locomotor Ataxia. Capsicum : locally.
tion locally. Cautery.
Strontium Iodide. Acetanilid. Chloroform liniment. :

Sulphides. Acid,Nitro-hydrochlo- Cimicifuga: someti-

Sulphur. ric. mes very useful in-
Tar Ointment. Amyl Nitrite. ternally.
Thymol. Antipyrine. Cod-Liver Oil.
Warm Baths. Belladonna, Electricity.
Calabar Bean. Emplastra.
Lipoma. -Nee Tumors. Cannabis Indica. Ether Spray.
Chloride of Gold. Eucalyptus Oil as
Lips, Cracked. — See Damiana.
Dionin.
liniment.
:

also. T'/ssures. Faradization.

Electricity. Foot-bath and Dover’s
Adeps Lanse.
Ergot. Powder
Ichthyol.
Exalgine. Galvanism.
Lead Nitrate.
Gaduol. Guaco.
Orthoform.
Glycerinophosphates. Gaduol.
Litheniia. — See also,
Hyoscyamus.
Mercuro-iodo-hemol.
Guarana: in large do-
LUhiasis. Calculus. ses.
Dyspepsia, Gout. Mercury Bichloride. Glycerinophosphates.
Methylene Blue. Hot Douche or Hot
Acid, Benzoic. Morphine. Poultice.
Acid. Nitric. Neurodin.
Acid. Salicylic.
Ice:rubbed over back.
Phenacetin. Ice-bag or Ether
Alkalies. Phosphorus. Spray to loins: if hot
Arsenic. Physostigma. applications fail.
Calcium Benzoate. Pilocarpine. Iodide of Potassium.
Col chicum. Potassium Bichrom- Iodides.
Formin ate. Ironing Back with
Hippurates. Potassium Bromide. laundry iron, skin,
Ichthalbin. Potassium Iodide: for being protected by
Lithium Carbonate. syphilitic taint cloth or paper.
Lycetol. Silver Nitrate.
Lysidine.
Lead Plaster.
Silver Oxide. Massage.
Magnesium Carbo- Silver Phosphate.
nate.
Menthol.
Sodium Hypophos- Morphine: hypoder-
Methyl Salicylate. phite.
Oil Wintergreen.
mically.
Sodium Salicylate. Mustard or Capsicum
Piperazine. Solanin.
Piperidine plaster or blister
Bitart- Spermine. over painful spot.
ratc. Strychnine.
Potassium Acetate. Neurodin.
Suspension. Nitrate of Potassium.
Potassium Carbonate. Triphenin. Oil Turpentine.
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INDIGATIONB. PART II.

Oleoresin Capsicum. Naphtol. Ammonium Citrate,

Phonacetiu and Salol Phosphorus. subcutaneously.
of each 5 grn.(0.3grm.j Plumbic Nitrate. Iron and Quinine Ci-
Pitch :
plaster. Potassium Canthari- trate.
Potassium Salicylate. date. Mang.anese.
Poultices. Potassium Chlorate. Manganese Sulphate.
Quinine. Potassium Iodide. Methylene Blue.
Quinine Salicylate. Resorcin. Mercury
Khus Toxicodendron. Silver Nitrate. Phenocoll Hydrochlo-
Sodium Orlycerophos- Sodium Acetate. rate.
phate ,
suhcutane- Sodium Ethylate. Pilocarpine Hydro-
ously. Sodium Salicylate. chlorate,
Sulphur. Solution Arsenic and Piperine.
'Thermodin. Mercury Iodide. Potassium Citrate.
Triphenin. Sozoiodole-Sodium. Quinine.
Turkish Bath. Starch, Iodized. Qninoidine.
Turpentine Oil in-
: Sulphur Iodide; ex- Salicin. .

ternally and locally. ternally. Salicylates.

Veratrum Viride. Thiosinamine. Sodium Chloride.
Thyroidin. Sodium Fluoride.
Lupus. Zinc Chloride. SolntionPotassium
Acid, Carbolic. Zinc Sulphate. Arsenite.
Acid, Chromic. Lymphangitis. — See Warburg’s Tincture.
Acid, Cinnamic.
Acid, Lactic.
also, JJiibo.
Acid, Picric.
Mania. — See also. De-
Acid, Pyrogallic. Acid, Tannic.
lirium. Insanity
Acid, Salicylic. Puerperal Mania.
Belladonna.
Alumnol. Gaduol. Acid, Hydrocyanic.
Aristol. Ichthalbin; internally. Acid, Valerianic.
Arsenic. Ichthyol: topically. Actnea Kacemosa.
Arsenic Iodide. Lead. Alcohol.
Blisters. Lime^ Sulphurated Amylene Hydrate.
Oalcium Chloride. Quimne Anesthetics.
Calcium Lithio - Car- Salicin. Apomorphine; in
bonate. emetic dose.
Calomel. Malaria — See also, Atropine.
Cantharidin. Intermittent Fever. Belladonna: useful.
Cautery. Remittent Fever. Blisters.
Chaulmoogra Oil. Acid, Arsenous, and Bromides.
Chrysarobin. Arsenites. Camphor.
Cod-Liver Oil. Acid, Carbolic. Cannabis Indica.
Creosote. Acid, Hydrofluoric. Chloral: in full dose if
Europhen. Acid, Picric. kidneys are healthy.
Formaldehyde. Ammonium Fluoride. Chloral and Camphor.
Gaduol. Ammonium Picrate. Chloroform : for in-
Galvano-Cautery. Anarcotine. somnia.
Glycerine. Antipyrine. Cimicifuga: in cases
Gold Chloride. Apiol. occurring after con-
Guaiacol. Arsen-hemol. finement, not due to
Hydroxylamine Hy- Bebeerine. permanent causes.
drochlorate. Benzanilide. Cold Douche; to head
Ichthalbin; internally. Berberine. while body is im-
Ichthyol; topically. Berberine Carbonate. mersed in hot water.
Iodine; in glycerine. Calomel. Coniine: alone or with
Iodoform, Cinchona alkaloids morphine.
lodole. and salts. Croton OH: as purga-
Iron Arsenate. Eucalyptol. tive.
Lead Lotion. Euquinine. Daturine.
Mercuric Nitrate. Gentian. Digitalis in acute
: and
Mercury Biniodide. Guaiacol. chronic mania, es-
Mercury: internally Hydrastis. pecially when com-
and locally. Iodine. plicated with gene-
Mercuro-Iodo-Hemol. Iron. ral paralysis and
Naftalan. Iron Arseniate and epilepsy.
Manmai,
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Dioniuo ter to relieve pain- Veratrum Viride.

Duboisine: as calma- ful distention from Zinc Sulphate.
tive. milk.
Ergot: in recurrent Ice.
mania. Ichthyol topically: Melancholia. See —
F.tber: in maniacal one of the best re- also, Jlypochondri-
paroxysms. medies. asis. Hysteria, In-
Oalvanism: to head Iodine. sanity.
and to cervical sym- Jaborandi. Acid, Hydrocyanic.
pathetic. Mercury and Mor- Acid, Nitrohydrochlo-
Camboge. phine Oleate:locally ric after meals: if
G e 1 s e m i u m : when in'mammary abscess. associated with ox-
motor excite-
raucli Phytolacca: to arrest aluria.
ment and wakeful- inflammation, local Alcohol.
ness. application. Arsenic: in aged per-
Ilyoscine Hydrobro- Plaster: to support sons along with opi-
mate. and compress mam- um.
Hyoscyamine or Hy os- ma>. Belladonna.
cyamns: in hallu- Potassium Bromide. Bromides.
cinations and hypo- Salines. Caffeine.
chondriasis. Stramonium: fresh Camphor
Iron leaves as poultice. Cannabis Indica.
Morphine. Tartar Emetic:in Chloral Hydrate: as
Opium alone or with
: small doses frequent- hypnotic.
tartar emetic. ly repeated at com-
Chloroform : for in-
Paraldehyde. mencement. somnia.
Physostigma Tobacco Leaves: as Cimicifuga: in puerp-
Potassium Bromide. poultice.
eral or uterine de-
Scopolamine: as a
spondency.
soporific.
Stramonium. Measles. —For Se- Cocaine
queUe, see Bronchi- Colchicum.
Sulfonal: as a hyp-
notic. tis, Cough, Ophthal- Colocynth.
mia. Otorrhea,Pneii- Dionine.
Veratrum Viride.
Wet Pack, monia, etc. Galvanism.
Gold.
Zinc Phosphide Acid, Carbolic: inter- Ignatia.
nally at commence- Iron.
Marasmus.— SeeAdy- ment. Morphine.
namia Cachexia,
, Aconite. Musk.
Emaciation, etc. Adeps Lance. Nitrous Oxide.
Ammonium Acetate. Opium in small do-
Mastitis. See also, — Ammonium Carbo-
:

ses especially useful.

Abscess, Lactation. nate. Paraldehyde.
Antimony. Phosphorus.
Aconite. Calcium Sulphide. Thyroidin.
Ammonium Chloride: Camphor. Turkish Bath.
as lotion locally. Cold Affusion. Valerian: in hysteri-
Arnica. Digitalis. cal and suicidal cases.
Belladonna: locally as Euquiuine. Zinc Phosphide.
liniment or oint- Fat.
ment. Iodine.
Breast-pump. Ipecacuanha. '
Meniere’s Disease.
Calcium Sulphide: in- Jaborandi.
ternally Mustard Bath Bromalin.
if abscess : when
is forming. retrocession of rash.
Bromides.
Camphor. Packing. Bromipin.
Chloral Hydrate: Poul- Potassium Bromo-hemol.
Bromide:
tice. when Gelsemiuni.
sleeplessness.
Conium Potassium Quinine.
Chlorate:
Digitalis Infusion: lo- in adynamic cases. Sodium Salicylate.
cally as fomentation. Pulsatilla.
Friction: with oil. Purgatives. Meningitis, Cere-
Galvanism. Quinine. bral Spinal and
Hyoscyamus as plas- Triphehin.
,

Cerebro - Spinal. —
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INDICATIONS. HART IL
'

Hee also, Meningitis, Magnesium Carbo- ticdoses in evening,,

Tubercular. nate. followed by acidu-
Mercury. lated draught in
Aoonite.
Potassium Bromide. morning.
Alcohol.
Potassium Iodide. Lemons.
Ammonium Carbo-
Purgatives.
nate. Magnesium Sulphates
Tartar l-.metic. sometimes useful.
Antimony : in cerebro-
Turpentine Oil. Mercury Bichloride.
spinal meningitis.
Belladonna. MonsePs Solution.
Blister to nape of neck
Menorrhagia and Oil Erigeron.
M o t r o r r a g a.
’li I Opium.
in early stage, to
prevent effusion; al-
— See also, Amenor- Phosphates.
rhea, Hemorrhage, Potassium Chlorate.
so in comatose state.
Uterine Tumors. Quinine.
Bromides and Chloral:
to allay nervous Acid, Gallic very use-
:
Rhus Aromatioa.
symptoms ful. Rue.
Acid, Pyrogallic. Savin.
Bryonia: when etfu-
Acid, Tannic. Senega.
sion.
Acid, Sulphuric: when Stypticin
Calomel with Opium
due to tibroid or po- Silver Oxide.
in early stages.
Cold Baths. lypus. Turpentine Oil.

Digitalis. Act®a Raccmosa. Tannin

Aloes: as adjuvant to Drtica Urens.
Ergot.
iron. Vinca Major.
Gelsemium.
Hyoscyamus. Ammonium Acetate.
Ice-bag to head. Ammonium Chloride Menstrual Disorders.
Iodide of Potassium. lor headache. — See also. Amenor-
Jalap. Arsenic: with iron. rhea, Dysmenor-
Leeches: to nape of Atropine. rhea, Climacteric
neck. Berberine. Disorders.
Mercury: as ointment Bromides. Aconite.
or internally. Calcium Phosphate: Aloes.
Milk Diet: in second in anemia. Cimicifuga.
stage. Cannabis Indica: so- Cocculus Indiciis.
Opium: small do-
in metimes very useful. Ergot.
ses, alone or with Cimicifuga. Eumenol see page 98.
tartar emetic. Cinnamon Oil : when Hydrastis.
Phosphorus: in chro- erigeron is not at Opium
nic meningitis. hand, in oozing flow. Ovaria.
Pilocarpine. Coniine. Pulsatilla.
Pulsatilla: in acute Creosote.
Digitalis: sometimes Slentagra.
cases.
Purgatives: at com- useful. Acid, Carbolic.
mencement; calomel Dry Cups over Sac- Acid, Sulphurous:
and jalap most use- rum: if due to con- with glycerine.
ful. gestion Arsenic.
Spermine. Ergot; most useful. Canada Balsam.
Turpentine Oil. Ferri Perchloridum. Cod-Liver Oil.
Quinine: contraindi- Guaiacnm. Copper: locally, as
cated in acute stage. Hamamelis; useful. lotion.
Veratrum Viride. Hot Water Bag: to Epilation.
Venesection: in early dorsal and lumbar Goa Powder.
stage of sthenic ca- vertebra'. Iodide of Sulphur.
ses. if aconite or Hydrargyri Perchlo- Iodine.
veratrum viride is ridnm. Mercury.
not at hand; also Hydrastine Hydro- Oil of Turpentine.
when much excite- chlorate. Oleate, Bichloride, or
ment. Hydrastinine Hydro- Nitrate of Mercury;
chlorate. as ointment or loti-
Hydrastis. on.
Meningitis, Tubercu- Ice: to spine. Petroleum.
lar. Silver Nitrate.
Iodine.
Croton Oil. Iodoform. Tr. Iodine, Compound.
Iodine. Ipecacuanha: in erne- Zinc and Copper Snl-
MrrrlcU McmmtL
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phate. Ferropyrine. anemia and climac-

Zinc Chloride. Gelsominine, teric.
Gold Bromide. Valerian.
Mercnrial Cachexia. Guarana.
Ichthyol.
Gadnol. Methylene Blue. Myalgia. See also. —
Glycerinophosphatee. Nenrodin. Pleurodynia Lum- ,

Hemogallol. Phenacetin. bago.

Iodine and Iodides. Picrotoxin. Acupuncture.
lodipin. Potassium Bromide Aquapnncture.
lodohemol. with Caffeine. Ammonium Chloride.
Sodium Salicylate. Arnica: internally and
Meteovism. — See Triphenin. locally.
T)fmpanites. Belladonna Liniment:
Miliary Fever. locally.
Metritis (Para- and Belladonna Plaster.
Peri-). —
See also,
Aconite.
Zinc Oxide.
Camphor-Chloral.
Puerperal Fever, Camphor Liniment.
Puerperal Metritis. Camphor, Monobrom-
Mitral Disease.— N'ee ated.
Acid, Carbolic.
Heart Ajfections. Chloroform Liniment:
Acid, Nitric.
with friction.
Aconite.
Aloes: enema. Mollities Osshun. — Ciraicifuga.
Clove Oil: added to
Creosote. See Bone Diseases,
Ergotin.
.

Rachitis. liniment, as a
counterirritant.
Gold and Sodium Diaphoretics.
Chloride. Morphine Habit. — Electricity.
Hydrargyri Bichlori- See Opium Habit. Ether.
dnm. Exalgin.
Ichthyol.
Iodine. Month, Sore. —
See Friction.
lodipin. also, Aphthae, Can- Glycerinophosphates,
cruni Oris, Gums, Gelseminine.
Iodoform.
Mercury Bichloride. Parotitis, Ptyalism, m
Gels e i u m large
Stomatitis Tooth- doses.
Nitrate of Silver. ,

ache, Tongue. Ichthyol.

Opium as supposi-
:
Iodides.
tory or enema. Acetanilid. Iodine.
Potassa Fusa. Acid, Boric. Massage, or good rub-
Potassium Iodide. Acid, Citric. bing, very necessary.
Poultices. Potassium Perman- Oil Cajupnt.
Saline Laxatives. ganate.
Saline Mineral Wa-
Opium.
Pyoktanin. Packing.
ters. Salvia.
Silver Nitrate. Potassium Acetate or
Silver Nitrate. Citrate.
Sozoiodole salts. Sodium Bisulphate. Poultices: hot as can
Turpentine Oil. Sodium Borate. be borne.
Turpentine Stupes. Sodium Thiosulphate. Salicylates.
Sozoiodole-Sodium. Salol.
SliKraine. — 5'ee also,
Zinc Acetate. Triphenin.
Hemicrania. Veratrine externally.
—
:

Mumps. See Paro- Xanthoxylum: Inter-

Acetanilid.
titis. nally and externally.
Acid, .Salicylic.
Aconitine.
Antipyrin. Mnsoae Volitantes. Myelitis. —
See also.
Amyl Nitrite. Alteratives, and Cor- Meningitis, Spinal;
Caffeine. rection of anomalies Paralysis.
Cannabis Indica. of refraction.
Camphor, Monobro- Barium Chloride.
Mercury. Belladonna.
mated. Blue Pill: in bilious-
Croton Chloral. Electricity in chronic
:
ness.
Eucalyptol. cases.
Iodide of IPotassium. Ergot.
Exalgin. Iron Perchloride: in Gaduol.
179 M0rek*» Manmul,
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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Galvanism. Caffeine. Nausea. — See also.

Glycorinophosphates. Emetics. Dyspepsia, Head-
Hydrotherapy. Exercise. ache, Biliousness,
Iodides. Galvanism. Sea-Sickness, Vonii-
lodole. Strychnine. tiny. Vomiting of
lodopin. Pregnancy.
Massage. Acid, Carbolic.
Mercury. N asal Diseases, — See Acid, Hydrocyanic.
Phosphorus: in para- also, Acne, Catarrh, Acid, Sulphuric.
plegia from exces- Epistaxis, Hau Fe- Acid, Tartaric.
sive venery. ver, Influenza, Ozetia Aconite.
Picrotoxin. Polypus, Stieeziny. ; Ammonio - Citrate of
Silver Nitrate: useful. Iron.
Spermine. Acid, Tannic: with Belladonna.
Strychnine. glycerine. Bismuth.,
Acid, Chromic. Calomel.
Myocarditis. — See Acid, Trichloracetic. Calumba.
Heart Affections. Alum. Cerium Oxalate.
Aluminium Aceto- Chloral Hydrate.
tartrate. Chloroform.
Myopia.
Aluminium Tanho- Cinnamon.
Atropine.' tartrate. Cloves.
Extraction of lens. Arsenic. Cocaine
Glasses. Bismuth Subgallate, Cocculus Indicns: in
Camphor. violent retching
Myringitis. — See Ear Cocaine
rate.
Hydrochlo- without vomiting.
Affections. Codeine.
Cocaine Carbolate. Coffee.
M.vxedeiua. — See al- Diaphtherin.
Eucaine Hydrochlo-
Creosote.
Electricity.
so, Goiter.
rate. Ether.
Arsenic. Gaduol. Hoffmann’s Anodyne:
lodothyrine. Glycerinophosphates. when due to exces-
Iron Salts. Holocaine Hydrochlo- sive use of tobacco.
Jaborandi. rate. Ice.
Nitroglycerine. Hydrogen Dioxide. Ingluvin.
Pilocarpine Hydro- Hydrastine Hydro- Iodine.
chlorate. chlorate Ipecacuanha: in sick-
Strychnine Salts. Ichthyol. ness of pregnancy
Thyroidin (dried). lodipin. and chronic alcohol-
Thyroidin Notkin. Iodoform. ism very small dose,
;

lodole. 1 minim (0.06 cc) of

Menthol. wine.
Nails, Ingrowing.
Naphtol. Kumyss.
Alum. Orthoform. Lead Acetate.
Dijodoform. Potassium Iodide. Leeches.
Ferri Perchloridum. Pulsatilla. Lime IVater.
Ferri Persulphas. Pyoktanin. Liquor Potassfe.
Glycerine. Resorcin. MagnesiumCarbonate
Iodoform Sanguinarine. Mentha Oil.
lodole. Silver Nitrate. Menthol.
Lead Carbonate. Sodium Borate, Neu- Mercury.
Liquor Potassa. tral. Morphine,
Pluinbi Nitras. Sozoiodole salts. Nux Vomica.
Pyoktanin. Suprarenal gland. Nutmeg.
Silver Nitrate. Tropacocaine. Orexine: when with
Sozoiodole-Sodium. Zinc Chloride. lack of appetite.
Tannin. Zinc Oxide. Papain.
Pepper.
Peppermint.
Narcotism.
Nasal Polypns. — See Pepsin.
Apomorphine Hydro- also, Polypus. Pimento.
chlorate. Pulsatilla; in gastric
Atropine. Ichthyol. catarrh. ^

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INDICATIONS.

Salicin. very useful. Silver Phosphate.

Spt Nncis .lujiflarLdis. Senega. Sodium Arsenate.
Strychnine. Strontium Bromide. Sodium Phosphate.
Strontium Lactate. Solanine.
Tannalbin. Spermine.
Necrosis. — SeeCaries, Tannin. Triphenin.
Bone Dieeaso, Si/ph-
Theobromine and So- Valerianates.
ills, Scrophiilosis. /lino Sulphate.
dium Salicylate.
Tinctura Ferri Per- Zinc Valerianate.
Neoplasms. Tu-
chloridi.
mors. Nervous Exhaustion.
Turkish Baths.
Turpentine Oil one :
— See Adynamia,
Nephritis, Acute. niinim every two to Neurasthenia.
See also, Albuminur- four hours.
ia, Bright’s Disease. Urea. Nervousness. r See '
—
Uropherin. also. Insomnia; Ir-
Acid, Gallic.
Aconite: at commence- Warm Baths. ritability.
ment. Aconite; one minim of
Alkalies. Nervous Affections. tincture at bedtime
Ammonium Acetate. — See also. Diabetes, for restlessness and
Ammonium Benzoate. Hemicrania; Head- fidgets.
Aqua Calcis. ache, Heroous; Hem- Ammonium Chloride.
Arseu-hempl. iplegia. Hysteria Argenti Phosphas.
Arsenic. Insomnia. Locomo- Bromalin.
Belladonna. tor Ataxia. Mania, Brorhidc of Potassi-
Caffeine. Melancholia, Myeli- um over-work and
:

Camphor. tis, Neuralgia, Neu-

worry.
Cannabisindica: as di- rasthenia, Neuritis, Bromo-hemol.
uretic, especially in Nervousness, Paral- Caffeinewhere much
:

hematuria. ysis, Paralysis Agi-

debility.
Cantharides; one min- tans, Spinal Paral-
Camphor.
im (0.06 cc) of tincture ysis, etc. Chamomile.
every three hours, to Acid, Hypophosphor- Chloral Hydrate.
stop hematuria after ous. Chloroform.
acute symptoms have Acid, Valerianic. Cod-Liver Oil.
subsided. Arsen-hemol. Cold Sponging.
Cod-Liver Oil. Arsenic. Conium.
Copaiba. Bromalin. Cupro-hemol.
Croton Liniment. Bromipin. Electricity.
Cytisus Scoparius. Bromo-hemol Ergot.
Digitalis; as diuretic. Caffeine Ether.
Elaterium. Caesium andRubidiura Hops; internally, and
Eucalyptus: given can- and Ammonium Bro- as pillow.
tiously. mide. Hydrargyri Perchlo-
Fuchsine. Cocaine. rid.
Hyoscyamus. Cupro-hemol. Ignatia.
Ichthalbin; internally. Exalgin. Lime salts.
Ichthyol: externally. Ferropyrine. Massage.
Incisions. Gold and SodiumChlo- MorphineValerianate.
Iron. ride. Musk: in uterine de-
Jaborandi. Glycerinophosphates. rangements .

Juniper. Hyoscine. Opium.

Lead. Hyoscyamine. Phosphorus.
Liquor Amraonii Ace- lodipin. Pulsatilla: tincture.
tatis. Neurodin. Resorcin.
Liquor Potassa;. Nux Vomica. Rest-Cure.
Methylene Blue. Opium. Simulo: tincture.
Nitroglycerine. Picrotoxin. Sodium-Bromide.
Pilocarpine. Phosphorus. Spermine.
Potassium Bitarfrate. Physostigma. Strontium Bromide.
Potassium Bromide. Potassium Bromide. Strychnine.
Potassium Iodide. Santonin. Sumbul: in pregnancy,
Potassium Sulphate. Silver Chloride. and after acute ill-
Poultices: over loins, Silver colloidal. ness.

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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Suprarenal Gland. Chlorethyl Spray. Iodides; especially

Swoot Spirit of Nitre. Chloral and Camphor: when nocturnal.
Valerian. eqn 1 parts, locally Iodoform.
Zinc Phosphate. applied. Kataphoresis.
Chloral and Morphine. Massage.
Neuralgia. — See also, Cloral-Menthol. Menthol.
Gastralgia, mi-He Chlorate of Potassi- Methacetiu.
crania, HMatalgia, um in facial neural-
: Methyl Chloride.
Otalgia, Ovarian gia. Methylene Blue.
Neuralgia, Sciatica. Chloroform locally,
: Morphine: hypodermi-
Tic Douloureux, etc. and by inhalation, cally.
Acetanilid. when pain is very Mustard: poultice.
Acid, Hydrocyanic. severe. Narceine.
Acid, Perosmic Cimicifuga: in neural- Neurodin.
Acid, Salicylic. gia or fifth nerve, and Nickel.
Acid, Valerianic. ovarian neuralgia. Nitroglycerine.
Aconite: locally. Cocaine. Nux Vomica: in visce-
Aconitine as ointment Codeine. ral neuralgia.
Acupuncture. Cod-Liver Oil. Oil, Croton
Adepa Lana*. Colchicine. Oil, Mustard.
Agathin Colchicum. Oil of Cloves; locally.
Alcohol. Coniine Hydrobro- Oil, Peppermint.
Ammonium Chloride; mate. Olooresin Capsicum.
one -half dram (2.0 Conium. Opium.
grm.) doses. Counter-Irritation. Peppermint: locally.
Ammonium Picrate. Creosote. Peronin.
Ammonium Valeria- Cupri- Ammonii Sul- Phenacetin.
nate. phas. Phenocoll Hydrochlo-
Amyl Nitrite. Digitalis. rate.
Anesthetics. Dionin. Phosphorus.
Aniline. Dogwood, .Jamaica. Potassium Arsenite
Antipyrine. Electricity. Solution.
Antiseptic Oils. Epispastics. Potassium Bichrom-
Aquapuncture. Ergot iu visceral neu- ate.
Arsenic. ralgia. Potassium Bromide.
Atropine as liniment,
: Ether. Potassium Cyanide.
or hypodermically Ethyl Chloride. Potassium Salicylate.
near the nerve. Eserine. Pulsatilla
Auro-Terchlor. Euc.alyptol. Pyoktanin.
Belladonna. Euquinine. Pyramidon.
Bebeeru Bark or Be- Euphorin. Pyrantin.
beerine. Exalgin. Pyrethrum: as masti-
Berberine. Ferric Perchloride. catory.
Bismuth Valerianate. Ferro-Manganates. Quinine Salicylate.
Blisters Ferropyrine. Rubefacients.
Bromides. Freezing Parts: with Salicin.
Butyl -Chi oral Hy- ether or rhigolene Salophen.
drate: for neuralgia spray. Salol.
of fifth nerve. Gaduol: as nerve-tonic Sodium Dithio-salicy-
Cactus Grandiflorus and alterative. late. Beta.
tincture. Galvanism. Sodium Salicylate.
Caffeine. Gelsemium. Sodium',Sulphosalicy-
Camphor, Carbolated. Gelseminine. late.
Camphor, Monobro- Gold and SodiumChlo- Specific’Remedies : if
mated ride. due to scrofula or
Cannabis Indica. Glycerinophosphates. syphilis.
Capsicum; locally. Guaiacol: locally. Spinal Ice-bag.
Carbon, Disulphide. Guethol. Stavesacre.
Cautery. Hyoscyamns. Stramonium.
Chamomile. Ichthyol; as alterative Strychnine.
Chaulmoogra Oil. and hematinic. Snmbul: sometimes
Chelidonium. Ignatia: in hysterical very useful.
Chloralamide. and in intprcostal Thermo-cautery.
Chloral- Ammonia. neuralgia. Thermodin.
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t»ART 11.
INDICATIONS.

Triphenin. Galvano-Cautery. Acid, Picric: fissures.

Tonga. Hydrarpyri Bichlor- Acid, Sulphurous.
Turkish Bath. idum Acid. Tannic.
Turpentine Oil. Ichthyol: topically. Alcohol: locally.
Valerian. Ichthalbin: internally. Arnica.
Veratrine. Iodine: paint. Balsam of Peru.
Vibration. Iron Chloride. Balsam of Tolu.
Wet Pack. Liquor Plumbi. Benzoin.
Zinc Cyanide. Nitrate of Mercury. Bismuth Subgallate.
Zinc Valerianate. Acid. Borax: saturated so-
Potassium Nitrate. lution locally.
Neurasthenia. — See Scarification Brandy and Water.
Adynamia, Ex- Sodium Ethylate. Breast-pump.
also.
haustion, Gout, Hys- Tannin. Catechu.
teria. Spmal Irrita- Trioxy methylene. Chloral Hydrate Poul-
tion.
Zinc Chloride. tice.
Zinc Iodide Cocaine Solution (4
Arsenic. Zinc Nitrate. grn to the ounce
Bromalin. (0.2.’i:80 cc.): applied
Bromipin. Nigthiuare. and washed off before
Bromo-hemol. nursing, if breast is
Codeine. Bromide of Potassium
Bromalin. very painful.
Cocaine. Collodion.
Oaduol. Camphor Water.
Ferrous Subsulphate:
Glycerinophosphates.
Gold. Night-Sweats. See — locally.
Ichthyol: when indu-
Hypophosphites. also. Perspiration,
rated.
Methylene Blue. Phthisis, etc.
India Rubber.
Orexine; as appetizer, Acid, Acetic: as a lo- Lead Nitrate.
etc. tion. Lead Tannate.
Phosphorus. Acid, Agaric.
Potassium Bromide.
Lime Water.
Acid, Camphoric. Nirvanine.
Spermine. Acid, Gallic. Orthoforme.
Strychnine. Acid, Salicylic. Potassium Chlorate.
Sumbnl. Acid, Sulphuric, dilu-
Zinc Oxide.
Rhatany one part ex-
:

ted. tract to 15 of cacao

Agaricin. butter.
Neuritis. —
See also. Alum. Silver Nitrate.
Alcoholism, Neural- Atropine. Sozoiodole salts.
gia Spinal Irrita-
,
Chloral Hydrate. Tannin, Glycerite of.
tion. Ergotin. Yolk of Egg.
Acetanilid. Homatropiue Hydro- Zinc Oxide.
Arsenic hromate. Zinc Shield.
Benzanilid. Iron Sulphate.
Gold. Lead Acetate.
Mercury Picrotoxin. Nodes. —
See also. Eix-
Potassium Iodide. Pilocarpine Hydro- ostosis, Periostitis.
Salicylates. chlorate.
Strychnine. Potassium Ferrocya- Acid, Arsenions.
nide. Arsen-hemol.
Naevus.— 5eea/so,T«<- Potassium TeUurate. Cadmium Iodide.
mors, Warts. Salvia Tincture. Ichthalbin: internally.
Silver Oxide. Ichthyol: topically.
Acid, Carbolic.
Acid, Chromic.
Sodium TeUurate. lodipin.
Acid, Nitric.
Sulfonal. Mercury Oleate: with
Acid.
Thallium Acetate. morphine, locally.
Trichloracetic.
Aluminium Sulphate. Zinc Oleate. Potassium Iodide: in-
Antimonium Tartar- Zinc Sulphate. ternally and exter-
atum. nally.
Chloral Hydrate. Nipples, Sore. See — Stramonium Leaves:
Collodion. also, Lactatiou,Mas- as poultice.
Creosote. titis.
Croton Oil. Acid, Boric. Nose-bleed. — See
Electrolysis.; Acid, Carbolic, Epistaxis.
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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Nutrition, Del'ftctivo. chlorate. the gum.

— See list of Tonics, Potassium Permanga- Cocaine; the hydro-
Gastric Tonics, etc. nate. chlorate into a pain-
Saccharin: to replace ful cavity.
Nyctiiiopia. sugar in diet.
Salines.
Colchicum: along with
Amyi Nitrite, opium in rheumatic
misters; small to ex-
Sodium Chloride.
odontalgia.
ternal canthus.
Sulphurous Waters.
Collodion: mixed with
Thyroidin.
Quinine. melted crystallized
Turkish Baths.
Strychnine. carbolic acid,and put
Vinegar very injuri-
into cavity on cotton
ous.
Nymphomania. wool first increases,
;

then diminislies, pain

Acid. Snlphurie. Odontalgia. See — al- Coniine: solution in
Anaphrodisiacs. so. Neuralgia. alcohol on cotton
Broniipin wool and put into
Bromalin. Acid, Carbolic; a sing-
tooth.
Bromide ofPotassium; le drop of strong, on
cotton wool placed in Creosote: like carbolic
in large doses.
acid.
Camphor ; in large cavity of tooth.
Acid, Nitric-.to destroy Croton Oil.
doses. Electricity,
Camphor, Monobro- exposed nerve.
Acid, Tannic. Ethylchloride.
mated.
Digitalis. Aconite: liniment or Gelsemium: to relieve
Hyoscine Hydrobro- ointment in
facial the pain of a carious
mate. neuralgia if due to tooth unconnected
Lnpuline. decayed teeth. with any local in-
Opium. Aconitine. flammation.
Sodium Bromide, Alum a solution in
:
Ginger.
nitrous ether locally Ichihyol.
Stram onium.
Sulphur: when due applied, Iodine: painted on to
to
hemorrhoids. Argenti Nitras the ;
remove tartar on
solid applied to the teeth; and in ex-
Tobacco: so as to cause
nausea; effectual but clean cavity and the posure of fang due
depressing. mouth then gargled. to atrophy of gum.
Arsenic: as caustic to Menthol.
destroy dental nerve. Mercury; as alterative
Obesity. and purgative.
Belladonna.
Acid. Hydriodic. Butyl-Chloral; in neu- Methyl Chloride.
Acids, Vegetable. ralgic toothache. Morphine: subcutane-
AdonisiEstivalis; tinc- Calcium salts. ously injected.
ture. Camphor: rubbed on Nitroglycerine.
AlUalies. gum, or dropped on Nux Vomica.
Alkaline Waters: es- cotton wool and Oil of Cloves dropped :

pecially those of Ma- placed in tooth. into the cavity of a

rieuhad. Camphor and Chloral hollow tooth.
Ammonium Bromide. Hydrate liniment to
;
Opium; dropped into
Banting’s System liv- : relieve facial neural- cavity.
ing on meat and gia Pellitory; chewed.
green vegetables, and Camphor, Carbolated. Potassium Bromide.
avoiding starch, su- Capsicum; a strong in- Pulsatilla: in rheu-
gars and fats. fusion on lint. matic odontalgia.
Cold Bath. Carbon Tetrachloride. Quinine: in full dose.
Diet. Chamomile.
Chloral solution in Resorcin : like creo-
Fncus Vesiculosus. :

glycerine one in four, sote.

Iodides.
or solid, in cotton
Sodium Bicarbonate:
Iodoform.
wool to be applied to saturated solution to
lodole
rinse movith with.
Laxative Fruits and the hollow tooth.
Purges. Chloral-Camphor. Tannin ethereal solu-
;

Lemon Juice. Chloroforra;into ear nr tion dropped in cari-

Liq. Potassse. tooth on lint; a good ous tooth.
Phytolacca. liniment with creo- Zinc Chloride; to de-
Pilocarpine Hydro- sote, or injected into stroy exposed pulp.
MereVi Manual,
184
 PART 11. INDICATIONS,

(J-Alpiita.— SeeBropsi/. .Aristol. Cannabis Indica.

Arsenic. Capsicum.
U-',.soi>lin‘!:eal .Aft'octi- Atropine. Chloral Hydrate.
on.>i.— iVertfeo, Chok- Boroglyoeride (20 to Cocaine.
ing, Dgsphagin. 50 per cent.): applied Codeine.
Anesthetics.
to chronic grannla- Conium.
tions. Cupro-hemol.
Belladonna.
Calcium Sulphide. Dioninc very useful.
Couinm.
Calomel. Duboisine.
Hjoscyamus.
Col chi cum. Eserine
Silver Nitrate.
(Copper Sulphate. Gclsemium.
Onychia and Parony- Eserine. Gold and Sodium
chia. Europhen. Chloride.
Formaldehyde: for Hyoscine Hydrobro-
Cocaine. purulent ophthalmia. matc.
Dijodofonn. Hot Cpmpresstfsl’ Iron,
Ichthjol. Ichthyol. Nitroglycerine.
iodine. Iodine!'
'
Paraldehyde.
lodole. Iodoform; Sparteine Sulphate, i

Alorphine. -

lodole. Sodium Bromide.

Pyoktanin. Jequirity: infusion Strychnine.
Sodium Chloride'.'
painted bn inner side Zinc Oxide.
Sozoiodole salts. of eyelids^
Turpentine Oil. Largi7i. Orchitis. — See also,
Lead Acetate. Bpididymitis. '

Onychia. Ammonium
Leeches: to temples. Chloride-
Acid, Carbolic: as local Liquor Potasspe. Auemonin.
anesthetic. Mercury. Belladonna.
Alum. Merc7U'y Bichloride: Calomel.
Aluminium Sulphate. as lotion. Guaiacol.
Arsenic: Mercury Oxide, Red: Ichthyol.
Chloral Hydrate : lo- as ointment; Iodine.
cally. Mercury O'xycyanate. lodole.
Corrosive Sublimate. Mydrin. Iodoform.
Ferri Perchloridnm. Naphthol Mercury Oleate.
Ferri Persulphas. Oil of Cade: 1 in 10. Morphine.
Iodoform: locally. Protargol. Pulsatilla.
Lead Nitrate. Pulsatilla. Silver Nitrate.
Mercury as ointment,
:
Pyoktanin. Sodium Salicylate.
alternately with po- Silver Nitrate. Strapping.
ultices. Sozoiodole-Sodium. Tartar Emetic
Silver Nitrate: at Strontium Iodide.
commencement. Sulphur: insufflation Ostcomalacin. — See
Tannin. for diphtheritic con- also, Bo7ie Diseases.
Tar Ointment. junctivitis.
Tartar Emetic. Bathes.
Tartar Emetic: as
counter-irritant.
Cinchona Preparati-
Oophoritis. — See Zinc Acetate. ons
Ocaritis. Zinc Chloride. Cod-liver Oil.
Zinc Oxide. Glycerinophosphates.
Ophthalmia. — See Zinc Sulphate. Iron Preparations.
also. Blepharitis, Ovariin.
Conjunctivitis, Ker- Ophthalmia Neona- Phosphorus.
atitis. torum. — See Oph- Phosphates, especially
.Acid, Boric. talmia. Calcium Phosphates.
Acid, Carbolic: pure,
for chronic granula- Opium Habit. Osteomyelitis. See
also, Bone Diseases.
—
tion excess removed
; Ammonium Valeri- Europhen.
with water. anate.
Acid, (iitric: ointment Sozoiodolc-Mercury.
Atropine.
or lemon juice.
•Acid, Tannic.
Bromo-hemol. Otalgfia. — See also,.
Bromalin. Otitis.
Alum, Bromipin.
-Antimony. Aconite.
Bromides. Atropine.
185 Mtrck*8 Manual.
INDICATIONS. PART II.

Brucine. Iodoform. Ichtbalbin; internally.

Chloral Hydrate. Lead Acetate. Ichthyol; topically.
Chloroform. Lead Lotions. Mercury.
Cocaine. Lime Water. Opium.
Glycerine. Liquor Sodic; locally Ovariin.
Oil Almonds. when discharge Tartar
is Emetic; as
Opium. fetid. ointment.
Pulsatilla. Mercury, Brown, Ci- Turpentine Oil; as
Tincture Opium. trine Ointment. counter-irritant.
Permanganate of Po-
Otitis. — See also, tassium as injection
;
Oxaliiria.
Otalgia. or spray.
Pyoktanin. Acid, Lactic
Acid, Carbolic.
Quinine. Acids, MineraL
Aconite
Resorcin. Acid, Nitric.
Alumnol.
Silver Nitrate; locally. Acid, Nitrohydrochlo-
Aristol.
Sozoiodole-.Sodium. ric.
Atropine
SoZoiodole-Zinc. Calcium Carbonate.
Creosote.
Sulphocarbolates. Mineral Water.
Cocaine.
Tannin. Glycerite of; Wildungen, Helenen-
Creolin.
very useful. quelle.
Diaphtherin. ZiHC Sulphate.
Europhen Zinc Sulphate.
Ichthyol: in otitis
media. Ovarian Diseases. Ozena. — See also, Ca-
•lodole.
Atropine. tarrh, Chronic, Na-
Naphtol. sal.
Bromo-hemol.
Potassium Permanga-
Bromipin. Acetate of Ammoni-
nate
Bromides. um.
Pulsatilla Tincture.
Codeine. Acid, Carbolic.
Pyoktanin.
Conium. Acid, Chromic.
Resorcin.
Glycerinophosphates. Acid. Salicylic.
Retinol.
Ichthyol. Acid, Sulphurous.
Salol
Ovariin. Acid, Trichloracetic.
Sozoiodole salts.
Sty rone. Alum; as powder or
Thyroidin. wash.
Ovarian Neuralgia.
Aluminium Acetotar-
— See also, Dgsmen-
Otorrhea. — See also, orrhea, Neuralgia,
trate.
Alumnol.
Otitis. Ooaritis.
Aristol.
Acid, Boric. Ammonium Chloride. Bichromate of Potas-
Acid, Carbolic. Atropine. sium.
Acid, Tannic. Camphor, Monobro- Bismuth Snbgallate.
Aconite. mated. Bismuth Subnitrate.
Alcohol. Cannabis Indica. Boroglyceride.
Alum: insufflation. Codeine. Bromine; as inhala-
Arsenic. Conium. tion.
Cadmium; locally. Dionin. Calcium Chloride.
Cadmium Sulphate. Gelsemium. Calomel Snuff.
Caustic. Gold and Sodium Carbolate of Iodine.
Chloral Hydrate. Cliloride. Chlorinated Lime or
Cod-Liver Oil. Nenrodin. Chlorinated Soda;
Cotton Wool. Opium. injections of the so-
Creosote. Triphenin. lution.
Diaphtherin. Zinc Valerianate. Chlorophenol.
Gaduol. Creolin.
Hydrastine Hydro- Ovariti.s.
Cubeb.
chlorate. Diaphtheriu
Hydrogen Peroxide Anemonin. Diphtheria .viuitoxin.
*
Iodide; two grn. to Belladonna. Ethyl Iodide.
the ounce (0.12—30.0 Camphor. Gaduol.
cc.) locally, Cannabis Indica. Glycerine and Iodine.
lodipin. Conium. Gold salts
lodole. Gold. Hydrastis; internally
Merck’$ Manual,
186
 PART II. INDICATIONS.
iV
and locally. Atropine. Araen-hemol.
Hydrogen Pero.xide. Belladonna. Borax.
Insuffiation. Camphor, Monobrom- Cannabis Indica.
Iodides. ated Chloral Hydrate.
• Iodine: as inhalation. Camphor-phenol. Cocaine.
Much benefit derived Cannabis Indica. Conium.
from washing out Chloroform. Duboisine.
the nose with a so- Chloral Hydrate. Gelsominine.
lution of common Chloral Camphor. Gly cerinophosphates.
salt, to which a few Cocaine. Hyoscine Hydrobro-
drops of the tincture Codeine. mate.
of iodine have been Conium. Hyoscyamine
added, Dionin. Hypophosphites.
lodipin. Duboisine. Opium.
Iodoform. Ethyl Chloride Spray. Picrotoxin.
lodole. Eucain. Phosphorus
Iron. Exalgine. Potassium Iodide.
Medicated Cotton. Gelseminine. Sodium Phosphates.
Mercuric Oxide or ,
Guaiacol. Sparteine.
Ammoniated Mercu- Hyoscyamine. Spermine.
ry. Ichthyol.
Naphthol. Iodine. Paralysis, Lead. —See
Papain. Iodoform. Lead Poisoning.
Potassium Chlorate. Iron.
Potassium Iodide. Manganese Dioxide. Paralysis and Pare-
Potassium Perman- Menthol. sis. —
See also. Hemi-
ganate. Methyl Chloride plegia, Locomotor
Salol. Spray. Ataxia, Paralysis
Silver Nitrate. Morphine. Agitans.
Sodium Arseniate. Neurodin.
Sodium Chloride. Nirvanin. AmmoniumCarbonate
Sodium Ethylate. Opium. Ammonium Iodide.
Sozoiodole salts. Orthoform. Arnica.
Stearates. Peronin. Arsen-hemol.
Tannin, Glycerite of. Phenacetin. Belladonna.
Tannoform. Potassium Cyanide. Cannabis Indica.
Thujse: tincture. Solanine in gastric
;
Calcium Lactophoa-
pain. phate.
Pain. — See also, Af- Stramonium. Capsicum.
Colocynth.
ter-Pains, Anesthe- Triphenin.
Xropacocaine. Eserine.
sia , Boils , Chest Glycerinophosphates.
Pains, Colic, Gas- Pain Muscular. — See Nux Vomica.
tralgia. Headache. Phosphorus.
Myalgia.
Picrotoxin.
Hep atalfjia. In-
Palpitation. Rhus Toxicodendron.
flammation, Lum- Spermine.
Aconite.
bago, Myalgia, Belladonna. Strychnine,
Neuralgia, Neuri- Cactus Grandiflorus
tis, 0 dontalgia. tincture. Parametritis aiidPer-
Otalgia, Ovarian Convallaria. imetritis. —
See
Coronilla. Metritis.
Neuralgia Rheu- , Spirit Ether.
matism, etc. Also Sparteine Sulphate. Pai-asites.
lists of Analgesics, Strophanthus: tinc- Acid, Sulphurous.
Anesthetics and ture.
Anise.
Narcotic*. Bake Clothes: to de-
Acetanilid.
Papilloma. —
See Tu- stroy ova of para-
mors, Warts. sites.
Acid, Carbolic.
Aconite. Paralysis Agitans. — Benziu.
Chloral.
Aconitine. See also, Chorea,
Chloroform.
Ammonium Iodide. Tremor.
Chrysarobin.
Antipyrin. Arsenic. Cocculus Indicus.
187 Merek*» Manuai,

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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Creolin. Ergotin. three to six hours,

Uelphiiiium. Ergot. very useful.
Essential Oils. Mercuric Chloride Poultice.
Ether. Quinine: as a stimu- Quinine.
Ichthyol: pure. lant to uterus. Saliformin.
Insert Powder. Sodium Salicylate.
Laurel Leaves; decoc-
tion.
Pediculi. — Se/i Para- Squill.
sites. Veratrnm Viride.
Losophan.
Mercnryliichloride: in Pelvic Cellulitis. — Pcriiiones.-rhVe Chil-
parasiiic shindisfe- See Metritis.
blains.
ases.
Mercury Oleate. Pemphigus.
Mercury Oxide, redi' Periostitis.— .S!e« also,
Naftalan. Arsen-hemol. Nodes, Onychia.
Naphtol. Arsenin
Belladonna. Calcium Phosphate.
Nicotin Salicylate. Dionin.
Oil Cajuput Will des- Bismuth Subgall.ate.
Chlorate of Potassium Formaldejiyde.
troy pediculi. Ichthalbin- internally.
Oil of Cloves. Cod-Liver Oil.
Hot Bath. Ichthyol topically.
:

Petrolenm. Iodide of Potassium,

Picrotoxin against Iodide of Potassium.
;
or .Ammoniunv.
pediculi. Liquor Carbonic de-
Iodine: locally,
Pyrogallol. tergens.
Mercury. Mercury internally.
:

Quassia. Mercury andMorphine

Sabadilla Naftalan.
Oleate; externally.
Sodium Hyposulphite. Naphtol.
Phosphorus. Mezereon in rheu-
:

Sozoiodole salts. matic and scrofulous

Stavesacre. Silver Nitrate.
cases.
Sulphaniinol. Sulphides.
Tar. Morphine.
Sulphurated Potassa. Plioshhates.
Veratrine. Zinc Oxide.
Poultices,
Sozoiodole-Sodium.
Pericarditis.— See al-
Parotitis. Sozoiodole-Zinc.
so, Endocarditis. Stavesacre: when long
Aconite. bones affected.
Aconite.
Ammonium Acetate.
Alcohol sometimes
;
Tonics and Stimu-
Emetics. very useful. lants.
Gadiiol: internally, as
Aspiration, gradual, if
alterative.
exudation threatens
Guaiacol. Peritonitis Seealso,
life.
Ichthalbin; internally, Puerperal Periton-
Bleeding.
as tonic and altera- itis.
Blisters; near heart.
tive.
Bryonia: useful in ex- Acetanilid.
Ichthyol.
udation. .Aconite; at commence-
Jabor.andi. Calomel and Opium: ment.
Leeches. formerly much used. Ammonia.
Mercury: one-half grn. Digitalis:when heart Antimony.
(0.03 grm.) of gray is rapid and feeble Blisters
powder three or four with cyanosis and Bryonia: when exuda-
times a day. dropsy. tion.
Poultice.
Digitoxin. Calomel.
Elaterinm. Chloral Hydrate.
Parturition. Ice: bag over the pre- Chlorine Solution.
cord ium. Cocculus Indicus; for
Antipyrine. Iodides. tympanites.
Chloral Hydrate. Iodine. Codeine.
Castor Oil to relieve
: Iron. Cold.
constipation. Jal.ap. Dionin.
Chloroform as .‘Vnaes- Leeches. Hyoscyamus.
thetic. Mercury. Ice.
Creolin: as irrigation. Oil Gaultheria. Ichthyol in
: pelvic
Cimicifuga. Opium in grain (0.06
; peritonitis.
Diaphtherin. grm.) doses every Iodine.

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 PART 11. INDICATIONS.

Ipecacuanha. lietula. Argenti Oxidum.

Leeches. Copper salts. Arnica.
Mercury n’hen there:
Duboisine. Arsenic.
is a tendency
'
to Ergot. Atropine
tibrous exudation. Formaldehyde. Belladonna.
Opium : freely, most Glycerine. Benzin: sprinkled
useful. Hydrastine llydro- about the room.
Plumbic Acetate. chlorate. Bitter Almond Water.
Potassium salts. Iodoform. Blister: to nape of
Poultices. Jaborandi. neck.
Quinine. Lead. Bromalin.
Rectal Tube: milk or Mercury. Bromides.
asafetida or turpen- Muscarine. Bromipin.
tine injections, in Naphtol. Bromoforra.
tympanites. Neatsfoot Oil: rubbed Butyl-Chloral.
Rubefacients. over the surface. Cantharides.
Salines. Oils. Castanea Vesca.
Steam: applied to the Opium: as Dover’s Cerium Oxalate
abdomen under a powder in i)hthisis. Cheken.
cloth when poultices Permanganate of Po- Cherry-Laurel Water.
cannot be borne. tassium: locally for Chloral Hydrate: in
Turpentine Oil for ; fetid perspiration. spasmodic stage.
tympanites. Picrotoxine. Chloroform: asiuhala-
Veratrnm Viride. Pilocarpine. tion during pa-
Quinine. roxysm.
Salicin; in phthisis. Clover Tea.
Peritonitis Tuber- Salvia Tincture. Cocaine Hydrochlo-
cular.
Spinal Ice Bag. rate.
Arsenic. Sponging: very hot. Cochineal.
Creosote. Strychnine; in phthi- Cionin
Gaduol. sis. Codeine.
Glycerinophosphates. Tannin. Cod-Liver Oil.
Gnaiacol. Tannoform' Coffee.
Guaiacol Carbonate. Thallium. Coniine.
Ichthyol: locally. Turpentine Oil. Copper Arsenite.
Ichthalbin: internally. Vinegar; locally. Decoction of Chestnut
Maragliano’s Serum. ZincOxide:in phthisis. leaves, ad lib. Some-
Opium. times useful.
Quinine. Pertussis (Whooping- Drosera.
Spermine. Cough). —
See also, Ergot
Cough. Ether, Hydroiodic.
Perspiration, Exces- Acetanilid. Ether Spray.
sive —See also, Acid, Carbolic: as Euquinine.
Formaldehyde.
Night-Sweats, Feet. spray.
Acid, Hydrobromic. Gaduol.
Acid, Agaricio. Acid. Hydrocyanic: in Gelsemium: in spas-
Acid, Aromatic Sul- habitual cough when modic stage.
phuric; in phthisis. the true whooping Grindelia.
Acid, Camphoric. coirgh has ceased. Gold and Sodium
Acid, Carbolic; with Acid, Nitric. Chloride.
glycerine locally for Acid, Salicylic: as Hydrogen Peroxide.
fetid sweat. spray. Hyoscyamus.
Acid, Chromic. Aconite. Inhalation of atomi-
Acid. Gallic: in phthi- Allyl Tribromide. zed fluids.
sis. Alum. Ipecacuanha: some-
Acid, Salicylic: with Ammonium Bromide. times very useful
borax in fetid per- Ammonium Chloride. alone, or combined
spiration. Ammonium Valerian- with bromide of am-
Acid tartaric. ate. monium.
Agaricin: in phthisis. Amyl Nitrite. Lactucarium.
Atropine in sweating Amylene Hydrate.
:
Leeches: to nape of
of phthisis, internally Anemonin. neck.
Belladonna as lini- ; Antipyrinc. Lobelia: in spasmodic
ment for local sweats. Antispasmin stage.

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INDICATIONS. PART 11.'.

Milk niet. cent, spray. Phimosis.

Monobromato of Cam- Asaprol.
phor. Belladonn.a. Belladonna: locally.
Morphine. Boroglyceride. Chloroform.
Myrtol. Capsicum: as gargle. Cocaine.
Napht.alin. Catechu. Elastic Ligament.
Oil Amber. Cimicifuga: inter- Lnpulin: after opera-
Opium: in convulsive nally when pharynx tion.
conditions. is dry. Soziodole-Potassium.
Peronin. Cocaine: gives tempo- Warm Baths.
Phenacetin. rary relief; after-ef-
Potassa Sulphurata. fects bad.
Potassium Cyanide. Copper Sulphate: lo- Phlebitis. —
See also.
Quinine. cally. Phlegmasia. Varico-
Quinoline Salicylate. Creolin. cele.
Resorcin. Cubeb Powder.
Blisters.
Silver Chloride. Electric Cautery.
Silver Nitrate. Ergot. Calomel.
Sodium Benzoate. Ferric Chloride: local- Hamamelis.
Sodium Carbolate. ly as astringent, in-
Hot Fomentations.
Ichthalbin: internally.
Sodium Salicylate. ternally as tonic.
Glycerine Ichthyol: topically.
Sozoiodole- Sodium. : locally, al-
Tannin. one or as glycerine Lead and OpiumWash.
Tar: for inhalation. and tannin. Mercury.
Tartar Emetic. Guaiaeum. Opium: to allay pain.
Rest, absolute.
Terpene Hydrate. Hamamelis.
Thymol. Hydrastine Hydro-
Turpentine Oil. chlorate
Drtica. Hydrastis: internally
Phlegmasia Alba
HoFens.
Vaccination. and locally.
Valerian. Hydrogen Peroxide. Acid, Hydrochloric:
Valerianate of Atro- Ice. with potassium chlo-
pine. Ichthyol. rate, in barley water.
Veratrum Viride. Iodine. AmmoniumCarbonate:
Wild Thyme. Iodoform. in full doses when
Zinc Oxide. Ipecacuanha: as spray. much prostration.
Zinc Sulphate. Myrrh. Belladonna Extract:
Monsel’s Solution: with mercurial oint-
Phagedena. pure, or diluted with ment locally.
glycerine one half, Blisters: in earlystage.
Acid, Nitric. applied on pledgets Creosote as enemata.
Iodoform. of cotton or camel’s Ham,amelis.
Dijodoform. hair brush. Ichthalbin: internaUy.
lodole. Naphtol. Ichthyol: topically.
Sozoiodole-Zinc. Opium, Leeches: during acti-
Opium. Pomegranate Bark as : ve inflammation.
Potassa. gargle. Opium: internally and
Potassium Chlorate: locally to allay pain.
Pharyngitis.— 5ee al- locally. Pyoktanin.
so . T^iroat, Sore; Pyoktanin.
Tonsillitis. Quinine: as tonic.
Acetanilid. Resorcin. Plcgmon. — See also,
Salol. Erisipelas.
Acid, Nitric.
Acid, Sulphurous. Silver Nitrate: in solu- Acid. Carbolic: injec-
Acta>a Racomosa. tion locaBy, tions.
Aconite. Sodium Borate. Aconite.
Alcohol dilute as gar-
:
Sozoiodole-Sodim. Belladonna.
gle.
Sozoiodole-Zinc. Creolin.
Alum: as gargle. Strychnine: as tonic. Ichthyol.
Alumnol. Tannin as powder or
: Iodine.
Ammonii Acetatis, glyceride locally. lodole.
Liq. Tropacocaine. Pyoktanin.
Ammonium Chloride. Zinc Sulphate as gar- : Silver Nitrate.
Antipyrine: in 4 per gle. Sozoiodole-Sodium.
ManuaL.
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Phosi)haturii». Acid, Sulphurous: as Cocaine : a solution

fumigation. locally to throat and
Acid, Benzoic.
Aconite. mouth tends to re-
Acid, Lactic.
Actnea Racemosa. lieve irritable condi-
Benzoates.
Agaricin. tion and aphthre, es-
Hippur,atns.
Alantol. pecially in later sta-
Glycerinophospliates.
Alcohol: along with ges.
Photophobia. food or cod-liver oil. Codeine.
AmmniiinTn Cliloride. Alum. Cod-Liver Oil most :

Atropine. Amylene Hydrate. useful a nutrient.

Belladonna: to eye. Ammonium Borate. Conium.
Bromide ofPotassium. Ammonium Carbon- Goto Bark.
Butyl-Chloral. ate. Counter- Irritation.
Calabar Bean. Ammonium Iodide. Copper Sulphate.
Calomel: insufflation. Ammonium Urate, Creolin.
Chloroform Vapor. Antimony Tartrate. Creosote (Beech-
Cocaine. Antipyrine: to reduce Wood): as inhalati-
Cold. temperature. on, and internally.
Coniine in scrofulous
:
Antituberculous Se- Croton Oil: to chest
photophobia locally. rum Maragliano’s. as counter-irritant.
Galvanism. Apomorphine Hydro- Cupro-hemol.
Iodine Tincture. chlorate. Digitalis.
Mercuric Chloride: by Aristol. Dionin.
insufflation. Arsenic: to remove Eneniata : of starch
Nitrate of Silver. commencing conso- and opium ,
to con-
Opium. lidation, and also trol diarrhea.
Potassium Chlorate when tongue is red Ether.
in large doses. and irritable. Ethyl Iodide.
Seton. Asaprol. Eucalyptus Oil.
Tonga. Atropine: to check Eudoxin.
perspiration. Eugenol.
Phthi.sis. See also, Balsam Pern. Euphorbia Pilulifera.
Couf/h, Hemoptysis, Belladonna: locally Enquinine.
Hectic Fever, Per- for pain in muscles. Europhen.
spiration, Night Benzoin: as inhalati- Formaldehyd.
on to lessen cough Gaduol.
Sweats, Laryngitis,
and expectoration. Gelsemium.
Tubercu lar;Menin- Benzosol. Glycerine: as nutrient
gitis Tubercular
, Bismuth Citrate. in place of cod-liver
Peritonitis, Tuber- Bismuth Subgallate. oil, locally to mouth
cular; Tuberculosis, Bitter Almond Oil. in the last stages to
Blisters. relieve dryness and
Acute; Tuberculous
Bromides. pain
affections. Butyl-Chloral: to Glycerinophosphates.
Acetanilid. cheek cough. Gold Iodide.
Acid, Agaric. Cantharidin. Guethol.
Acid, Benzoic. Calcium Chloride. Guaiacol and salts.
Acid, Camphoric. Calcium Hippurate. Guaiacum.
Acid. Carbolic. Camphor. Homatropine Hydro-
Acid, Cinnamic. Cann.abis Indica. bromate.
Acid, Gallic. Carbo Ligni. Hydrastinine Hydro-
Acid, Gynocardic. Cerium Oxalate. chlorate.
Acid, Hydrochloric. Cetrarin Hydrogen Dioxide.
Acid, Hydrocyanic, Chaulmoogra Oil. Hypnal.
Dil. Chloralamide. Hypophosphites: ve-
Acid, Lactic. Chloral: as hypnotic. ry useful in early
Acid, Oxalic. Chlorine. stage.
Acid, Phenylacetic. Chlorodyne. Ichthalbin: internally,
Acid, Phosphoric. Chloroform: as linc- to regulate digestive
Acid. Salicylic: when tus to check cough. functions, increase
breath foul and ex- Chloropbenol. food-ass imi 1 ation
pectoration o f f e n - Cimicifugin. and act as reconsti-
sive. Climate Treatment. tutive.
Acid, Sulphuric. Clove Oil. Ichthyohby inhal.ation
191 Annual.
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1NDICATK)NS. PART II.

InuUii: poBsihly use- Oxygen. Terebeue.

ful. Ozone. Terpene Hydrate.
Iodine: liniment as a Pancreatin Thallium Acetate.
counter-irritant to Peronin. Thermodin.
remove the consoli- Phellandrium. Thiocol
dation in early stage, Phen.acetin. Thymol.
and to remove yain Plionocoll Ilydrochlo- Transfusion.
and cough later; as ratc Triphenin.
inhalation to lessen I’hosphate of Cal- Tropacocaiiic.
cough and expectora- cium: as nutrient, Tuberculin.
tion. and to check diar- Turpentine Oil.
Iodine Tincture, rhea. Vinegar.
lodipin. Picrotoxin; to check Xcroform.
Iodoform ; inhalation. perspiration Zinc Sulphate.
lodole Pilocarpine; to check
Iron Iodide. sweats.
Iron Sulphate. Podophyllum. Piles. — See Hemor-
Kumyss. Potassu! Liquor rhoids.
Lactophosphates Potassium Canthari-
•
Lead Acetate. date.
Lead Carbonate. Potassium Chloride. Pityriasis. —See al-
Magnesium H y p o -
Potassium Cyanide.
Srhorrhea ; and
so,
phosphite. Potassium llypophos-
Manganese Iodide. phite. for l\Ujriasis Ver-
Menthol. Potassium iodide. sicolor, see Tinea
Mercury Bichloride; Potassium Phosphate. Versicolor.
in minute doses for Potassium Telluratc.
diarrhea. Prunus Virginiana; Acid, Acetic.
Mercury Bichloride tincture. Acid. Carbolic: with
Solution (1:1 0,000) Pyridine. glycerine and water
beat, and inhale Quinine; as tonic to locally.
steam stopping at
,
lessen temperature, Aeid. Sulphurons; lo-
first sign of mercu- to chock sweat. cally.
rial effect. In laryn- Kaw Meat and Phos- Alkalies and Tonics.
geal phthisis: precede phates. Anthrarobin
inhalation with co- Salicin. Arsen-hemol.
caine spray (4 per Salophen. Arsenic.
cent. sol.). Sanguinaria. Arsenic and Mercury
Methacetin Sea Bathing. internally.
Methylene Blue. Sea Voyage. Bichloride ofMercury.
Mineral Waters. Borax; saturated solu-
Silver Nitrate.
Morphine, with Starch tion or glycerite lo-
Snuff.
or Bismuth: locally cally.
to larynx, and in Sodium Arsenate.
Cajeput Oil.
laryngeal phthisis
Sodium Benzoate.
Chrysarobin.
most useful. Sodium Chloride.
Citrine Ointment.
Sodium Cinnamate.
Gaduol.
Mustard Leaves: most Sodium Hypophos-
useful to lessen pain Glycerine.
phite.
and prevent spread Glycerinophosphates.
Sodium Hyposulphite. Ic.hthalbin: internally.
of subacute intercur-
reiit inflammation.
Sodium Phosphate. Ichthyol; topicaUy.
Myrtol.
Sodium Tellurate. Lead: locally.
Spermine. Mercury Ointment
Naphtol.
Nuclein.
Sponging: very hot. Myrtol.
Stryacol. Naftalan.
01. Pini Sylvestris.
Strychnine. Oleate of Mercury.
01. Pini and Whisky.
Sulphaminol.t Resorcin.
Opium; to relieve
Sulphur. Sapo Laricis.
cough, and, with ipe-
cacuanha and Do- Sumbul. Solution Arsenic and
ver’s owder to Taunalbin as anti-
; Mercury Iodide.
X) ,

check sweating. diarrheal and indi- Sulphides; locally.

Orexine Tannate as : rect reconstitutive. Sulphites.
appetizer and indi- Tannoform. Sulphur.
rect reconstituent. Tar. Thyroidin.

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Pityriasis Capitis. — Iodide of Potassium' Opium liniment

: rub-
See Seborrhea. to aid absorption. bed in, after warm
Iodides. fomentations or hy-
Plague (bubonic). Iodine: as a liniment podermic injections.
Bromides and Mor- to assist absorption, Internally, most use-
phine to control the or as a wash or in- ful to cut short at-
delirium. jection to cavity af- tack and relieve pain.
Icebags to the buboes. ter tapping Pilocarpine.
Serum treatment: Jaborandi. Plasters ; to relieve
Serum Haffkines’ as Jalap. pain and give sup-
prophylactic, Yer- Leeches. port.
sins’ as curative. Local Wet Pack Poultices.
Sponging reduce
to Mercury Salicylate. Quinine.
the temperature. Morphine. Sanguinaria.
Suprarenal extract, Neurodin. Strapping.
Alcohol, Ether, Am- Oil Gaultheria. Turpentine Oil.
monia, Strychnine. Oil Mustard. Veratrnm Viride.
Digitalis, Sparteine, Orexine; for anor- Wet -cupping: when
Strophanthus to,fiu8- exia. pain severe and fe-
tain and support the Paraldehyde. ver high.
action of the heart. Pilocarpine.
Glycerine and Bella- Poultices. Pleuro-Piiennionia.
donna liniment to Purgative salts. Acid, Carbolic; two
the buboes. Incision Quinine. per cent, solution in-
of buboes, when pus- Sinapisms. jected locally.
tiuctnation well mar- Sodium Chloride Bryonia.
ked. Sodium Salicylate. Sanguinaria.
Sodium Sulphosalioy- Turpentine Oil lo-
Pleurisy. — For late. cally.
:

Chronic Pleurisy, Strapping Chest: if

see Emjyyema. See respiratory move- Pneuinoiiia. See al- —
also, Hi/drothorax, ments are very pain- so, Pleuro-Pneumo-
Pleuro-Pneumonia. ful. nia.
Acid, Hydriodic. Strontium Salicylate.
Acid, Hydriodic.
Aconite; in early Thermodin.
Acid, Phosphoric.
stage. Triphenin,
Acid, Salicylic.
Antimony. Veratrnm Viride.
Aconite : very useful,
Antipyrin e. especially at com-
Aspiration. Pleuritic Effusions. mencement.
Belladonna Plaster Iodine. Alantol.
most useful to re- Alcohol.
lieve pain in old Pleurodynia. — See Ammonia.
adhesions. also, Neuralgia. Ammonium C ar b o
Blisters. Acid, Carbolic. nate; as stimulant
Blood-letting. Actoea Racemosa. Ammonium Chloride.
Bryonia: after aconite. Acupuncture. Antimony.
Calomel. Belladonna: plaster or Antipyrine.
Cantharides. liniment very useful. Apomorphine Hydro-
Chloral Hydrate. Blistering. chlorate.
Cod-Liver Oil. Chloral Hydrate with :
Arnica.
Coniine. camphor locally. Belladonna; at com-
Cotton Jacket. Croton Oil: locally in mencement.
Digitalis; when much obstinate cases. Benzanilide.
effusion. Dionin. Bleeding.
Digitoxin. Ether: as spray lo- Blisters at beginning
;

Diuretin. cally to lessen pain.

Elaterium. Gelsemium. Bryonia: when pleu-
Enquinine. Iodine; locally. risy present.
Gaduol. Iron when associated
;
Caffeine.
Gelsemium. with leucorrhea. Calomel.
Glycerinophosphates. Morphine. Camphor.
Guaiacol. Mustard Leaves. Carbonate of Sodium.
Ice Poultice or Jacket: Nerve-stretching. Chloral Hydrate.
in sthenic cases. Neurodin. Chloroform.
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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Codeine. Sweet Spirit of Nitre.

Cold Bath. Tartar Emetic.
Tiess, Pty alism
Cold Compress to Thermodin. Vomiting of Preg-
Chest. 'I riphenin. nancy.
Cold Sponging. Turpentine Oil; as Acid. Tannic.
Coniine stimulant at crisis. Aloes.
Copper Acetate. Veratrine. Alum.
Copper Sulphate. Veratrum Viride, Antispasmodics.
Cups, dry and wet; Wet Pack. Berberin.
in first stage.
Bismuth.
Digitalis: to reduce PodaRra, Acute and Bromo-hemol.
temperature. Chronic. — See Ar- Calcium Bromide.
Dover’s Powder: for thritis. Calcium Phosphate.
pain at onset. Ichthyol. Camphor.
Ergot. Cerium Oxalate.
Ether. Polypus. Chloroform Water.
Eucalyptus. Cocculus Indicus.
Euquinine. Acid. Acetic.
Acid, Carbolic, and Digitalis.
Expectorants. Iodine.
Gelsemium. Glycerine.
Alcoholic Spray. Mercury.
Gin. Opium.
Guaiacol. Alum: as insufflation.
Aluminium Sulphate, Orexine: for the vo-
Hoffmann’s Anodyne. miting; most effica-
lodole.
Ice-bag; to heart, if Iron. cious.
fever be high and Sanguinaria. Potassium Acetate.
pulse tumultuous. Sesquichloride Potassium Bromide,
of
Ice Poultice or Jacket: Sumbul.
Iron.
in first stage of Sodium, Ethylate.
sthenic cases.
Sozoiodole salts.
Proctitis. — See Rec-
Iodides.
Tannin: as tum.
insufflati-
Mercury. on.
Morphine. Tr. Opii Croeata.
Prolapsus Ani.
Muscarine. Zinc Chloride. Acid, Nitric.
Naphtol. Zinc Sulphate. Aloes.
Neurodin. Alum; in solution lo-
Nitroglycerine
Nux Vomica; tincture.
Porrigo. See also,— cally.
Bismuth.
Opium. Impetigo Alopecia ,
Electricity.
Oxygen Inhalations. Areata, Tinea, etc.
Ergotin.
Phosphorus. Acid, Carbolic. Glycerinophosphates.
Pilocarpine. Acid, Sulphurous. Hydrastis: as enema
Plumbi Acetas. Ammoniated Mercury. or lotion.
Potassium Chlorate. Ammonium Acetate. Ice: when prolapsed
Potassium Citrate. Bismuth Subgallate. parts inflamed.
Potassium Nitrate. Creoiin. Ichthyol.
Poultices; to lessen Liquor Carbonis de- Injections of hot or
pain. tergens. cold water.
Quinine: to lower Losophan. Iron Sulphate.
temperature. Manganese Dioxide. Nutgall.
Salicylate of Sodium Mercuri c Nit rateOint- Nux Vomica.
as antipyretic. ment. Opium.
Senega; as expecto- Naftalan. Pepper; confection.
rant. Picrotoxin. Podophyllum; in
Sanguinaria. Red Mercuric Oxide small doses.
Serpentaria: with car- Ointment. Silver Nitrate.
bonate of ammoni- Solution Arsenic and Stearates.
um as stimulant. Mercuric Iodide. Strychnine as ad-
:

Sinapisms. Sulphites. junct to laxatives.

Stimulants. Sulphur.
Strychnine. Pregnancy, Disor- Tannin; as enema.
Sodium Bicarbonate. ders of. - See also, Prolapsus UterL
Sodium Carbonate.
Sodium Paracreso- Albuminuria, Ne- Alum; as hip-bath and
tate. phritis Nervous-
,
vaginal douche.
Manuel.
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 PART 11. INDICATIONS.

Astringents. sounds, in chronic Cantharides.

Bromide of Potassi- types. Chloral and Camphor.
um. Perineal incision to Chloroform Ointment.
Cimicifuga; to prevent evacuate pus if ab- Cocaine.
miscarriage and pro- scess forms. Cod-Liver Oil: as in-
lapsus. Rest in bed, regulation unction.
Electricity. of bowels, leeches Cold Douche,
Galls; decoction of. to perineum, medica- Corrosive Sublimate:
as injection. tion to render urine for pruritus vuIveb.
Glycerine Tampon. alkaline, and mor- Creolin-Ointment.
Ice: locally when part phine hypodermical- Cyanide ofPotassinm:
inflamed, and to ly or in suppository.
as lotion or oint-
spine. Silver Nitrate: locally. ment, to be used with
Oak Bark; as injec- Soft Catheter: allowed care
tion. to remain in bladder
Electricity.
Secale. if retention of urine.
Gadnol.
Tannin. Turpentine Oil. Gallanol.
Gelsemium,
Prostate. Enlarged.
— See also, Cystitis.
Prostatorrhea. — See Glycerine.
Glycerite of Tar.
also. Prostatitis.
Alkalies: when irrita- Goulard’s Extract.
tion of the bladder, Atropine. Hot Water.
Cantharides. Ice.
with acid urine.
Ammonium Benzoate: Hydrastis. Ichthalbin: internaUy.
for cystitis with al- Iron. Ichthyol: topically.
kaline urine. Lead. Iodide of Sulphur
Ammonium Chloride. Potassium Bromide. Ointment of.
Colchicum. Iodoform:as ointment.
Conium. Losophan.
Ergot. Prurigo. — See also. Menthol.
Ichthyol; topically. Pruritus. Mercury Oleate with
Iodine: to rectum. Morphine.
Acid, Boric.
Iodoform as supposi-
; Mercury Bichloride.
Acid, Carbolic: inter-
tory very useful, Naftalan.
nally and locally, es-
lodole. Naphtol.
pecially in prurigo
Prostata dried. Opium.
senilis.
Sulphides. Oil of Cade.
Acid, Citric.
Testicles dried. Petroleum.
Acid , Hydrocyanic
locally. Phosphorus.
Acid, Salicylic. Pilocarpine.
Prostatitis.— 5ee also,
Aconite: externally. Potassium Carbonate.
Prostatorrhea ; and Quinine.
Prostate, Enlarged. Adeps Lanse, Benzo-
ated. Resorcin.
Blisters to Perineum Alkaline Lotions. Sapo Viridis.
in chronic cases. Alkaline Warm Baths. Silver Nitrate.
Buchu. Alum: a strong solu- Sodium Carbonate.
Cantharides ; small tion for pruritus Sodium Iodide.
doses of tincture. vulvae. Stavesacre.
ColdWater: injections Aluminium Strychnine.
Nitrate.
and perineal douches Arsen-hemol. Sulphate of Zinc.
Cubebs. Arsenic: internally. Sulphides.
Hot Injections. Atropine. Sulphites.
Hydrastis: internally Balsam of Pern. Sulphur and com-
and locally. Belladonna. pounds.
Ichthalbin: internaUy, Borax: saturated solu- Tar Ointment.
as vaso - constrictor tion. Tobacco: useful but
or tonic. Bromide ofPotassinm dangerous.
Ichthyol. Brucine. Tonics.
Iron. Calcium Chloride. Turkish Baths.
Juniper Oil. Calomel: ointment Warm Baths.
Local treatment to very useful in pruri-
prostatic urethra,
and use of cold steel
tus ani.
Camphor, Carbolated.
Pruritus. —
See also,
Eczema, Erythema,
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INDICATIONS. PART II,

Parasites. Prurigo, Cod-Liver Oil. Terebinthinie 01.

Scabies, Urticaria. Copaiba. Thymol.
Lead Water. Copper Sulphate. Thyroidea.
Corrosive Sublimate Traumaticin.
Menthol. • Bath. Turkish Baths.
Mercury Hichlorido.
Creosote Baths. Ulmus.
Mercury Oleate with
Electricity; constant Vaselin.
Morphine.
Oil Almond, Bitter.
current. Warm Baths.
Eugallol.
Ovariin in climacteric
pruritus.
Europhen. Pterygium.
Fats and Oils.
Potassium Cyanide.
Formaldehyde. Cocaine.
Resorcin.
Galium. Eucaine, Beta-
Sodium Salicylate.
Gallanol. Uolocaine.
Strychnine.
Glycerine. Silver Nitrate.
Sozoiodole-Zinc.
Glycerite of Lead. Tropacocaine.
Zinc Sulphate.
Gold.
Hepar Sulphuris. Ptosis.
Psoriasis. Hydroxylamine Hy -
Acid, Salicylic.
drochlorate.
Ichthalbin; internally Arseniate of Sodium.
Acid, Carbolic.
Ichthyol; topically. Ergot.
Acid,Chromic:ten grn. Tr. lodi.
to the ounce (0.6 grm India-RubberSolution Veratrine: to the eye-
.SO.O cc) in psoriasis Iodine, lids and temples.
of tongue. lodole. Zinc Chloride.
Acid, Chrysophanic. Iris.
Acid, Gallic. Iron Arseniate.
Acid, Hydriodic. Lead.
Ptyalism. — See also.
Acid, Hydrochloric. Lead Iodide: locally.
Mouth Sores; also
Acid, Pyrogallic. Potassae.
Li(j.
of Sialagogues
list

Acids, Mineral. Mercury locally andAntisialagogues.

: as
Acids, Nitric and ointment. Acids: in smaU doses
N i t r o hydrochloric Mercury Ammoniated. internally and as
when irruption is Mezereon. gargles.
symptomatic of indi- Myrthol. Alcohol: dilute as
gestion. Naftalan. gargle.
Aconite. Naphtalene. Alum.
Adeps Lante. Naphtol. Atropine; hypodermi-
Alkaline Baths. Oil Cade. cally.
Alumnol. Oil Chaulmoogra. Belladonna; very use-
Ammonium Carbon- Oleate of Mercury. ful.
ate. Phosphorus. Borax.
Ammonium Chloride. Pitch. Brandy.
Ammonium Iodide. Potassa, Solution of. Calabar Bean.
Anthrarobin. Potassium Acetate. Chlorate of Potassi-
Aristol. Potassium Iodide. um: as gargle.
Arsen-hemol. Resorcin. Chloride of Zinc.
Arsenic. Sapo Laricis. Ferropyrine.
Arsenic and Mercuric Silver Nitrate; in psor- Hyoscine Hydrobro-
Iodides, Solution of. iasis of tongue. mate.
Baths alkaline,
: to re- Soap. Iodide of Potassium.
move scales. Sodium Arseniate. Iodine as gargle, one
;

Berberine. Sodium Ethylate. part of tincture to 30

Bleeding. Sodium Iodide. parts of water.
Cajeput Oil. Sozoiodole-Mercury. Myrrh.
Calcium Lithio - car- Stearates. Naphtol.
bonate. Sulphides. Opium.
Calomel: locally as Sulphur; internally. Potassium Bromide.
ointment. Sulphur Baths. Purgatives.
Cantharides. Sulphur Iodide inter-
: Sodium Chlorate.
Chlorinated Lime or nally and externally Sozoiodole-Sodium.
Chlorinated Soda ,
(ointment). Sulphur.
Solution of. Sulphurated Potassa. Tannin.
Chrysarobin. Tar: as ointment. Vegetable Astringents
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INDICATIONS.

Puerperal Coiivulai- Calumba: as tincture. Chloral Hydrate.

oiis. — See also, Camphor. Cchloroform.
Cimicifuga: useful in
Chloroform.
After-Pains, He- Creolin see under hypochondriasie.
morrhage, Labor, "Acid, Boric,” above. Duboisine.
Lactation,Mastiiis, Creosoted Oil. Hyoscyamus: in mild
Nipples- Phlegma- Curette or Placental cases.
forceps to remove
: Iron: in anemia.
sia AlbaDolens, etc. membranes if fever Morphine.
Acid, Benzoic. continues after anti- Opium.
Aconiterin small doses septic injections. Poultices.
frequently. Digitalis. Quinine; when much
Anesthetics. Emetics. sickness.
Belladonna; useful. Epsom Salts: if perito- Stramonium: when
Bleeding. nitis develops. delirium furious but
Bromides. Ergot. intermittent, or sui-
Camphor. Euquinine. cidal, or when im-
Chloral ; in full doses. Ice. pulse to destroy child.
Chloroform; hy inha- Iodine. Tartar Emetic: fre-
lation Ipecacuanha. quently repeated.
Cold; to abdomen. Laparotomy.
Dry Cupping ov?r Mercury Bichloride
;

see under “Acid, Puerperal Periton-

loins. itis.— See Puer-
Ether. Boric,” above.
Nutriment and Stimu- peral Fever.
Ice; to head.
Morphine; hypodermi- lants. Aconite: at commen-
cally, very useful. Opium; for wakeful- cement.
Mustard; to feet. ness and delirium, Antimony.
Nitrate of Amyl; of very useful. Cathartics: recom-
doubtful utility. Permanganate of Po- mended by many:
Nitroglycerine. tassium. condemned by many
01. Crotonis. Plumbi AcetaS. evidence in favor of
Opium. Potassium Oxalate. mild aperients com-
Potassium Bitartrate. Purgatives. bined with Dover’s
Pilocarpine. Quinine:in large doses powder or hyoscy-
Saline Purgatives. Resorcin. amus.
Urethane. Silver Nitrate or Zinc Chlorine Water.
Veratrum 'Viride; Chloride: to unheal- Cimicifuga in rheu-
:

pushed to nausea, thy wounds. matic cases.

very useful. Sodium Benzoate. Heat to Abdomen.
Sodium Sulphite. Ice to Abdomen.
Puerperal Fever. — Stimulants. Mercury.
See also, Puerperal Stramonium : when Opium very useful.
:

Peritonitis.
cerebral excitement. Quinine: in large doses
Sulphocarbolates. Turpentine Oil: as
Acid, Boric, or Creolin Terebene. stimulant, 10 m. (0.6
(2 per cent ) or Bi- Tr. Ferri Perchloridi. cc.) frequently repe-
chloride (1:8000) So- Turpentine Oil; when ated.
lutions as injections
: much vascular de-
into bladder, to pre- pression and tym-
panites.
Pulmonary .A f f e c -
vent septic cystitis.
Acid, Carbolic. Venesection.
tions. —
See Lung
Veratrum Viride. Diseases.
Acid, Salicylic.
Aconite:useful at com- Warburg’s Tincture.
mencement. Pulpitis.— See afso,/M-
Alkaline Sulphates: in flammation,
early stages. Pnerpei-al Mania.
Arsenious acid Creo-
Aluminium Acetate Aconite : \yhen much sote.
Solut. fever. Formaldehyde.
Ammonise Liq. Anesthetics: during Morphine.
Antistreptococcic Se- paroxysm. 01. Cajeput.
rum. Bromides. Silver Nitrate.
Blisters. Camphor Thymol.
Borax. Chalybeates. Zinc Chloride.
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INDICATIONS. FART U.

Purpura.— /See also, Pyemia. Kino.

Hemorrhage, Scurvy. Acid, Boric.
Magnesia usta.
MagnesiumCarbonate.
Acid, Salicylic.
Acid, Gallic. Melissa Spirit.
Alcohol.
Acid, Sulphuric. Opium.
Alkalies.
Acid. Tannic. Podophyllin.
AmmoniumCarbonate.
Alum: locally with Bleeding.
Pulsatilla.
brandy. Silver Oxide.
Ergotin.
Arsenic. Sodium Bicarbonate.
Ferri Chloridum.
Digitalis.
Iodine.
Electricity.
Jaborandi. Quinsy. — See Tonsil-
Ergot: very useful. Malt Liquor. litis.
Euquinine. Oil of Cloves: locally.
Hamamelis. Oil Turpentine: as Rachitis.
Iron: internally. stimulant.
Lead Acetate. Acid, Gallic.
PotassiumPermangan- Acids, Mineral.
Lime Juice. ate: internally.
Malt Extract, Dry. CalciumBromo-iodide.
Quinine: in large Calcium Lactophos-
Milk. doses.
Molasses. phate
Resorcin. Calcium Phosphate.
Nitrate of Potassium. Salicin.
Nnx Vomica. Cinchona.
Tannin. Cod-Liver Oil.
Oil Turpentine.
Phosphates. Cool Sponging or Rub-
PotassiumBinoxalate. Pyemia and Septice- bing with salt and
Potassium Chlorate. mia. whisky.
Potassium Citrate. Copper Arsenite.
AntistreptococicSerum Digestive Tonics.
Quinine. Manganese Dioxide. Gaduol.
Strontium Iodide. Sodium Thiosulphate. Glycerinophosphates.
Styptics Silver colloidal. Hypophosphites.
Suprarenal Gland. Sulphites. Iodoform.
Tr. Laricis.
lodole.
Pyrosis.— /See also Py- Iron Iodide.
rosis and Cardial- Lactophosphates.
Pyelitis. -- /See also, gia (below). Lime Salt.
Bright’s Disease, Acid, Carbolic.
Massage and Passive
etc.
Movements.
Acid, Gallic.
Acid. Nitric.
Nux Vomica.
Acid, Camphoric. Phosphates.
Acid, Sulphuric.
Arbutin. Phosphorus.
Antacida.
Buc.hu. Physostigma.
Bismuth.
Cantharides. Quinine.
Camphor. Simple Bitters.
Copaiba. Creosote.
Juniper Sodium salts.
Glycerine.
Methylene Blue. Strychnine.
Lead. Thyroidin.
Myrtol. Manganese Oxide.
Oil Santal. Nitrate of Silver.
Pareira. Nux Vomica. Rectum, Diseases of.
Pichi. Oxide of Silver. — See also, Anus,
Saliformin. Pul vis Kino Compo- Diarrhea Dysen- ,
Salol. situs. tery ; Rectum , Ul-
Dva Drsi. Strychnine.
ceration of; Hemor-
Pyrosis and Cardi- rhage, Intestinal
Pyelonephritis. algia. —
See a Iso Hemorrhoids, Pro-
Ackdity _
Dyspepsia. lapsus.
Acid, Gallic
Cantharides. Bismuth Subnitrate. Acetanilid.
Erigeron. Bismuth Valerianate. Acid, Tannic.
Eucalyptus. Calcium Carbonate. Belladonna.
Hydrastis. Precipitated. Bismuth Suhnitrate.
Potassa Solution. Capsicum. Cocaine llydrochlor-
Turpentine Oil. Cerium Oxalate. ate.

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 INDICATIONS.
PART II.

Hyposulphites. Colchicum.
Conium.
Hamamelis. Ipecacuanha. Cold Douche.
Methylene Blue. Electricity.
Ice,
Ichthyol. Monsel’s Salt. Formin.
Iodoform. Morphine: hypoder- Guaiacum.
mically. Ichthyol.
Naphtol.
Myrrh. Iodides.
Phosphorus. as
Podophyllin. Oil Eucalyptus. Iodine: internally
Packing: useful. tonic.
Potassium Bromide.
Purgatives. Phenocoll. Iodoform.
Stramonium. Potassium Salts Lithium Salts
Sulphur. Purgatives. Massage.
Quinidine. Methylene Blue
Quinine; twenty to Morphine.
Ulceration
Kectuiii,
of.
thirty grn. (1.2 2.0 — Potassium Bromide;
grm.) for a dose, on- sometimes relieves
Belladonna. ce or twice daily. pain.
Chloroform. Qninoidine. Quinine Salicylate.
Copper Sulphate. Resorcin. Sodium Phosphate.
Iodoform. Resin Jalap. Sodium Salicylate.
lodole. Silver Nitrate. Stimulants.
Mercury Oxide, Red. Sodium Chloride. Strychnine.
Nirvanin. Tonics. Sulphides.
Orthoform. Turpentine Oil. Sulphur.
Opium. Warburg’s Tincture. Turkish Bath
Phosphorus.
Quinine, Renal Calculi —See Rheumatism Acute
Silver Nitrate. Calculi. and Chronic.
,

— See
also, Arthritis
Relapsing P e v e r.— Retina, Affections of. Lumbago, Myalgia,
See also. Typhus — See also Amau- Pleurodynia ,
Sci-
Fever. rosis.
atica.
Acid, Salicylic. Atropine : dark glas-
Calomel. Absinthin
ses, and later suitab-
Carthartics. Acetanilide.
le lenses, in retinitis
Euquinine. Acid, Benzoic.
due to eye strain. Acid, Carbolic.
Potassium Citrate. Eserine.
Laxatives. Acid, Citric.
Ichthalbin: internally,
Leeches; as cupping Acid, Diiodo-Salicy lie.
as alterant and hema-
for headache. Acid, Gynocardic
tinic.
Quinine. Acid. Hydriodic.
Ichthyol.
Acid, Perosmic
Iron.
Acid, Salicylic.
Remittent Fever. Mercury.
Aconite.
Pilocarpine.
Acid, Gallic. Actsea Racemosa.
Potassium Bromide.
Acid, Nitric. Acupuncture.
Potassium Iodide.
Acid, Salicylic. Agathin.
Pyoktanin.
Acid, Tannic. Alcohol..
Sozoiodole-Sodium.
Aconite. Alkaline Baths.
Antipy rin;or cold pack Alkaline Mineral
if fever is excessive. Rheumatic .Arthritis. Waters.
Arsen-hemol. —See also. Rheuma- Alkalies.
Arsenic. tism. Amber, Oil of.
Benzoates. Aconite; locally. Ammonium Benzoate.
Chloroform Actop.a Racemosa. Ammonium Bromide.
Cinchouidine, Arnica; internally and Ammonium Chloride.
Cinchonine. externally. Ammonium Iodide.
Cold Affusion. Arsenic. Ammonium Phos-
Diaphoretics. Buckeye Bark. phate.
Emetics. Chaulmoogra Oil. Ammonium Salicy-
Eupatorium. Cimicifuga: when late.
Euquinine. pains are nocturnal. Antimony Sulphide.
Gelsemium : in bilious Cod-Liver Oil. Antipyrine.
remittents. Colchicine. Aquapuncture.
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INDICATIONS. PART U.

Arnica. worst at night. Opium.

Arsen-hemol. Ichthalbin: internally. Potassium Nitrate
Arsenic. Ichthyol: topically. Potassium Oxalate.
Arsenic and Mercnry Iodides. Potassium Phos 7)hate.
Iodides. Solution. Iodine; locally. Potassium Salicylate.
Asaprol. Iodoform. Potassium and Sodi-
Atropine. Iron. um Tartrate.
Belladonna. Jaborandi. Poultices.
Benzanilide. Lactophenin. Propylamine (see Tri-
Benzoates. Leeches. methylamine).
Betol. Lemon Juice. Pyoktanin.
Blisters: very efficient. Lime Juice. Quinine Salicylate.
Bryonia. Lithium Bromide: es- Quinoline Salicylate.
Burgundy Pitch. pecially when insom- Rhus Toxicodendron;
Cactus Grandiflorus; nia and delirium exceedingly useful in
tincture. present. after-stage and sub-
Caffeine and Sodium Lithium Carbonate. acute forms.
Salicylate. Lithium Iodide. Saccharin: to replace
Cajeput Oil. Lithium Salicylate. sugar in diet.
Capsicum. Lupulin. Salicin.
Chaulmoogra Oil. Magnesia. Salicylamide.
Chimaphila. Magnesium Salicylate Salicylates.
Chloral. Manaca Salipyrin
Chloroform. Manganese Sulphate. Salol.
Cimicifuga. Massage. Salophen.
Cimicifugin. Mercury Bichloride. Sodium Dithio-salicy-
Cocaine Carbolate. Mercury and Mor- late.
Cod-Liver Oil. phine Oleate: locally. SodiumParacresotate
Colchicine Menthol Ointment. Spir»a Ulmaria
Colchicum. Mezereon. Splints for fixation of
Cold Baths Mineral Baths. limb may relieve.
Cold Douche Morphine. Steam Bath.
Conium. Mustard Plasters. Stimulants.
Creosote. Neurodin. Stramonium.
Digitalis. Oil Croton. Strontium Iodide.
Dionin. Oil Gaultheria. Strontium Lactate.
Dover’s Powder. Oil Mustard. Strontium Salicylate.
Oil Turpentine. Sulphur.
Dulcamara; in persons Oleoresin Capsicum. Tetra- ethyl - ammoni-
liable to catarrh.
Opium one grn. (0.06 um Hydroxide: solu-
Eserine. :

tion.
Ethyl Iodide. grm.j every two or
three hours, especi- Thuja Occidentalis.
Eucalyj)tns. Thymol.
Euphorin. ally when cardiac in-
flammation. Trimethylamine Solu-
Europhen. tion.
Enquinine. Orexine: for anorexia.
Packing. Triphenin.
Faradization. Turkish Bath.
Gaduol. Pellitory.
Permanganate of Po- Turpentine Oil.
Galvanism. Veratrine.
Gelseminine. tassium.
Phenacetin: alone or Veratrum Viride.
Glycerinophosphates. Xanthoxylum.
with salol.
Gold and Sodium Phytolacca. Zinc Cyanide.
Chloride. Pilocarpine Hydro- Zinc Oxide.
Guaiacol. chlorate.
Guaiacum. Pine-Leaf Baths. Rheumatism, Gonor-
Guarana. Potassa, Sulphurated. rheal.
Horse-Chestnut Oil. Potassio- Tartrate of
Hot Pack. Iron. Ammonium Chloride.
Ice: cold compresses, Potassium Acetate. Ichthalbin.
may relieve inflamed Potassium Arsenite Opium.
joints. solution. Phenacetin.
Ice and Salt. Potassium Bicarbon- Potassium Chlorate.
Iodide of Potassium: ate. Potassium Iodide.
especially when pain Potassium Iodide and Rubidium Iodide.

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 INDICATIONS.
PART II.

Kheumfttism, Muscu- Ring - Worm. — See Acid, Carbolic: danger-

ous.
lar. See — also, also. Tinea, etc.
Acid, Sulphuric: inter-
lAimbago, Myalgia, Acid, Boric. nally as adjuvant.
Neuritis, Pleurody- Chrysarobin. Acid. Sulphurous.
Jiheumatism, Formaldehyde Alkalies.
nia :
Ichthyol. Ammoniated Mercury-
Acute and Chronic Iron Tannate. Anise: as ointment.
Torticollis. Mercury, Ammoniated Arsenic.
Mercury Bichloride. Baking of clothes to
Ammonium Chloride. Mercury Oxide, Red. destroy ova.
Atropine. Naftalan. Balsam of Peru; local-
Capsicum. Picrotoxin. ly agreeable and ef-
;

Chloral Hydrate. Sulphites. fective.

Cimicifuga. Tincture Iodine: topi- Calcium Sulphide.
Colchicine. cally. Chloroform.
Croton-Oil Liniment. Coal-Tar Naphta.
Diaphoretics. Rosacea. ^ See Acne Cocculus Indicus: as
Dover’s Powder: with Rosacea. ointment.
hot drinks and hot Copaiba.
foot bath. Roseola. — See also,
Copper Sulphate.
Euphorin. Measles. Corrosive Sublimate.
Gold. Aconite. Creolin.
Jaborandi. Ammonium Acetate. Glycerine.
Lithium Bromide. Ammonium Carbo- Hydroxylamine Hy-
Methylene Blue. nate. drochlorate.
Morphine. Belladonna Ichthyol.
Mustard. Iodine.
Neurodin.
Phenacetin.
Rubeola. — See Meas- Kamala: as oinment.
les Liq. Potassse.
Potassium Iodide. Losophan.
Potassium Nitrate. Salivation. — See Pty- Manganese Dioxido.
Salol alism. Mercury Bichloride.
Salipyrine.
Mercury: white precip-
Triphenin. Sarcinae. — See also,
itate ointment.
Veratrime Ointment. Nyspepsia. Cancer, Naftalan.
Gastric Dilatation. Naphtol.
Rhinitis. — See also, Acid, Carbolic. Nicotine Salicylate.
Catarrh, Acute Acid, Sulphuric. Oil Cade.
Nasal Influenza, Calcium Chloride. Oil Cajuput.
Nosal Affections. Creosote. Oily Inunction
Formaldehyde. Petroleum.
Alumnol. Gastric Siphon to : Phosphorated Oil.
Aristol. wash out stomach. Potassium Iodide.
Bismuth Snbgallate. Hyposulphites. Soft Soap.
Cocaine Phenate. Nahalan. Soziodole-Potaa-
Camphor. Sodium Thiosulphate. sium
Creolin; (1:1000) as a Sulphites. Stavesacre as oint-
:

nasal douche. Wood Spirit. ment.

Diaphtherin. Storax: with almond
Europhen. Satyriasis. — See also. oil, when skin cannot
Menthol. Nymphomania, and bear sulphur.
Potassium Perman- list of Anaphrodis- Sulphides.
ganate. iacs. Sulphites.
Retinol. Bromipin. Sulphur; as ointment.
Sozoiodole -Sodium Bromo-hemol. Sulphur and Line.
and Sozoiodole-Zinc Ichthalbin. Sulphurated Potassa.
in atrophic rhinitis. Potassium Bromide. Sulphur Baths.
Sulphoanilic acid. Sodium Bromide. Tar; ointment.
Stearates.
Vaselin.
Scabies.
Rickets. — See Rachi- Acid, Benzoic; as oint- ScaldH. — See Bursts:
tis.] ment or lotion. and Scalds.
2P1 MmVt MmnaM
INDICATIONS. PART 11.

Scarlet Fever. See ~ swelling of throat. Scars, to Remove.

also, Alhuminuria, Ice Bag. or rubber Thiosinaniine.
Bright’s Disease, headcoil: to head, if
Uremia. very hot. Sciatica —
See also,
Acetanilirt. Ice: to suck, especially Neuralgia, Rheuma-
Acid, Acetic. at commencement tism.
Acid, Carbolic as gar-
:
Iodine. Acetanilid: absolute
gle Jalap; compound pow- rest of limb in splints
Acid, Gallic. der, with potassium very needful.
Acid, Salicylic. bitartrate, or hot dry Acid, Perosmic.
Acids, Mineral inter- : applications, to pro- Acid, Salicylic.
nally, and as gargle. duce sweat in neph- Acid, Sulphuric.
Acid, Sulphurons in- ritis Aconite: as ointment
halation when throat JuniperOihas diuretic or liniment.
mnch affected. when dropsy occurs. Actiea Racemosa.
Aconite ; harmful if Lactophepm. Acupuncture.
constantly employed Antipyrine.
Mercury one-third of
:

Adeps Lana;.
a grn. (0.02 grm.) of Aquapuncture.
AJcohol: indicated in Apomorphine.
gray powder every
collapse. Asaprol.
hour to lessen inflam-
Ammonium Acetate;
mation of tonsils. Atropine.
solution. Belladonna.
Ammonium Benzoate. Mustard Bath: when Benzanilide
Amyl Hydride. rash recedes. Blisters.
Antipyrine. Naphtol. Cautery; exceedingly
Arsenic: if tongue re- Neurodin. useful, slight appli-
mains red and irri- Oil Gaultheria. cation of Paquelin’s
table during conval- Packing: useful and thermo-cautery.
escene. comforting. Chloride of Ammoni-
Baptisin. Philocarpine Hydro- um.
Belladonna. chlorate. Chloral.
Benzoate of Sodium. Potassium Chlorate. Chloroform; locally
Bromine. Potassium Iodide. as liniment, inhala-
Calcium Sulphide. Potassium Perman- tion when pain ex-
Carbonate of Ammon- ganate as gargle to
:
cq^sive.
ium: greatly recom- throat. Cimicifuga.
mended in frequent Purgatives; most use- Cod-Liver Oil.
doses given in milk ful to prevent albu- Colchicine.
or cinnamon water. minuria. Coniine Hydrobro-
Chloral Quinine. mate.
Chlorine Water as : Resorcin. Conium.
gargle. Rhus Toxicodendron. Copaiba Resin.
Chloroform. Salicylate of Sodium
Count er-lrritation.
Cold Compress : to as antipyretic.
Croton Oil internal-:

throat. ly as purgative.
Salol.
Cold Affusion. Duboisine.
Sodium Bromide; Electricity.
Copaiba. with chloral when
Digitalis. convulsions usher in
,
Ether as spray.
Euqninine. Ethylchloride.
attack.
Fat: as inunction to Euphorin.
Sodium Sulphocarbo-
hands and feet dur- Galvanism
late.
ing the rash, and over Strychnine; hypoder-
Gelsemium.
the whole body dur- Gold.
mically in paralysis.
ing desquamation Guaiacol.
Ferric Perchloride; in Sulphate of Magnes- Guaiacuni.
alvanced stage with ium. Glycerinophosphates.
albuminuria and Sulphur. Iodides.
hematuria; very use- Thermodin. lodipin.
Tr. Ferri Chloridi. Massage of Nerve
ful.
Hot Bath. Triphenin. with Glass Rod.
Hydrogen Peroxide. Veratrnm Viride. Menthol.
Ice:applied externally Warm Wet Pack. Methylene Blue.
to throat, and held in Water. Morphine hypoder-
:

mouth to prevent
. Zinc Sulphate. mically. most useful.

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PART 11. INDICATIONS.

Nerve Stretching. Sclerosis ,

Arterial. Milk and Lime Water.
Neurodin. Peroxide of Hydrogen.
Nitroglycerine.
Barium Chloride. Phosphates.
Digi toxin.
Nnx Vomica. Glycerinophosphates.
Phosphorus.
Opium. Potassium Chlorate.
Phosphorus. lodo-hemol. .Sanguinaria.
Plasters.
Iodine Vasogene. Sanguinarino.
Potassium Ritartrate Sarsaparilla.
or Citrate: -10 grn. Scorbutus. — See Sodium Bromide.
(2.5grm.)thrice daily, Scurvy. Sodium Hyposulphite.
in plenty of water, Soft Soap.
to regulate kidneys. Solution Potassa.
Poultices. Scrofula. — See also, Stillingia.
Rhus Toxicodendron. Cachexice, Coxalgia, Sulphides.
Salicylate of Sodium. Glands, Ophthal- Thyroidin.
Salol. mia. Walnut Leaves.
Salophen. Acacia Charcoal. Zinc Chloride.
Sand Bath. Acid. Hydriodic.
Secale. Acid. Phosphoric.
Silver Nitrate. Alcohol. Scurvy. — See also,
Sodium Dithiosalicy- Antimony Sulphide. Cancrum Oris, Pur-
late.
Arsenic. pura.
Stramonium intern-
;
Barium Chloride.
ally . pushed
until Barium Sulphide. Acid, Citric or Tar-
physiological action Blisters: to enlarged taric: as preventive
appears. glands. in the absence of
Sulphur: tied on with Bromine. lime-juice.
flannel over painful Cadmium Aconite;
Iodide. in acute
spot.
Calcium Benzoate. stomatitis with sali-
Triphenin. Calcium Chloride. vation in scorbutic
Tropacocaine. Calcium Sulphide. conditions.
Turkish Bath. Calomel. Agrimonia: useful in
Turpentine Oil: in 'a Chalybeate Waters. the absence of other
oz (15 cc.) doses in- Cod -Liver Oil: ex- remedies.
ternally, for three
ceedingly service- Alcohol; diluted, as
or tour nights succes- able. gargle.
sively.
Veratrine; as oint-
Copper Acetate. Alum: locally with
ment
Cupro-hemol. myrrh for ulcerated
Ethyl-Iodide. gums.
Wet or Dry Cups over
course of nerve.
Excision, or scraping Ammonium Carbo-
gland, and packing nate: in scorbutic
with iodoform gauze. diathesis.
Sclerosis.— See also, Extract Malt, Dry. Arsen-hemol
Fats: inunction. Arsenic: in some scor-
Locomotor Atama, Gaduol. butic symptoms.
Atheroma, Paraly- Galium Aparine. Atropine: hypodermi-
sis Agitans. Glycerinophosphates. cally when salivation.
Gold salts. Cinchona as decoc-
:

Acetanilid. Hyoscyamus: tincture. tion. alone or dilu-

Antipyrine. Hypophosphites. ted with myrrh, as
Arsenic. Ichthalbin: internally. gargle.
Gaduol. Ichthyol: ointment. Cochlearia.
(Jlycerinophosphates. Iodides. Ergot
Gold and Sodium Iodine; locally to Ergotin Hypodermic
Chloride glands, and intern- or Ergot by Mouth:
Hyoscyamine. ally, to restrain the he-
Ichthalbin. lodipin. morrhage.
Mercuro-iodo-hemol. Iodoform. Eucalyptus.
Neurodin lodo-hemol. Ferri Arsenias: as a
Phenacetin. lodole. tonic where other
Physostigma. Iron. remedies have failed.
Silver Oxide. Lactophosphates. Ferri Perchloridi,
Sozoiodole-Mercnry. Manganese Iodide. Tinctura to restrain
:

Spermine. Mercury Bichloride. hemorrhage.

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INDICATIONS. PART II.

Laricis, Tino.turii; like grm.) hypodermically. Strychnine.

Pfirri Perchl., Tinot. calumba,
liitters: etc. Triphenin.
Lemon Juice: exceed- Hromalin.
ingly uBol'nl as pre- Bromides.
ventive and curative. Caffeine Citrate: for
Seborrhea .
— See also,
Aoie, Pityriasis.
Liberal Diet often the headache.
sufficient. Cannabis Indica: one- Acid, Boric.
Liquor Sodie Chlori- third to one -half Acid, Salicylia
natse: locally to gums. grn. (0.02—0.03 grm.) Alnmnol.
Manganese Dioxide. of the extract to re- Borax with glycerine
:

Malt. lieve headache. and lead acetate, as

Oil Turpentine. Capsicum. a local application.
Oranges: useful. Cerium Oxalate. Euresol.
Phosphates: when Champagne, Iced: Glycerine.
nonassimilation a small doses frequent- Hydrastine Hydro-
cause. ly repeated, chlorate.
Potassium Binoxalate: Chloralamide and Po- Ichthalbin: internally.
in doses of four grn. tassium Bromide. Ichthyol: topically.'
10.25grm.) three ti- Chloral Hydrate: fif- Iodine.
mes a day, if not ob- teen to thirty grn. Lead Acetate: with
tainable, sorrel is (1.0— 2.0 grm.) every borax and glycerine
useful instead. four hours most use- as above.
Potassium Chlorate. ful; should be given Liquor Potassa;: lo-
Potassium Citrate: before nausea sets cally to hardened
substitute for lime- in; the combination secretion.
juice. with potassium bro- Mercury.
Pyrethrum mide ,
taken with Naphtol.
Quiuine- with mine- effervescing citrate Resorcin.
ral acids internally. of magnesia, is very Sodium Chloride.
Salvia. good. Zinc Oxide: in in-
Silver Nitrate. Chloroform: pure, flammation; the fol-
Tartar Emetic. two to five minims lowing formula is
Vegetable Charcoal (0.1 —
0.3 cc.) on sugar. useful : Take Zinci
as tooth-powder to Coca: infusion quick- oxidi, 1 dram (4.0
remove fetid odor. ly relievos. grm.); Plumbi carbo-
Vinegar: very inferi- Cocaine. nat. 1 dram (4.0 grm.);
or substitute for Counter-ir ritation: Cetacei, 1 oz (30.0
lime-juice. mustard plaster or grm.); 01. oliv* q. s.;
leaf to epigastrium. ft. ung.

Creosote.
Sea-Sickness. — See Hyoscy amine: one-six- Septicemia. — See Py-
also, Nausea, Vom- tieth grain (0.001 emia etc.
grm.) with the same
Acetanilid. quantity of strych- Sexual Excitement.
Acid, Hydrocyanic. nine. — See Nymphoma-
Acid, Nitro - Hydro- Hyoscyamus. nia, Satyriasis.
chloric: formula: Ice: to spine.
Acidi nitro -hydro- Kola. Shock.
chlorici, dil. 3 fl.
Morphine: hypoder- Alcohol.
drams (12.0 cc.); Aci- mically. Ammonia. <

di hydrocyanici dil. Neurodin. Amyl Nitrite.

half fi dram (2.0 cc.); Nitroglycerine. Atropine.
Magnesii Sulphatis, 2 Nux Vomica; when Blisters.
drams (8cc.); Aq. 8fl. indigestion with con- Codeine.
oz (240.0 cc.j; 1 fl. oz stipation. Digitalin.
(30.0 c.c.)8 times a day. Orexine Tannate. Digitalis,
Amyl Nitrite: a few Potassium Bromide: Digitoxin.
drops on handker- should be given sev- Ergotin.
chief inhaled; the eral days before voy- Erythrol Tetrani-
handkerchief must age is begun. trate.
be held close to the Resorcin. Heat.
mouth. Salt and Warm Water. Hypodermoclysis.
Atropine: one -hund- Sodium Bromide: like Nitroglycerine.
redth grn. (0.0006 potassium salt. Oxygen.

204 Vank't WamMl.

 PART II.
Sparteine Sulphate.
Strychnine.
Suprarenal Extract.
Skin Diseases. — See
the titles of the va-
rious diseases hi their
alphabetic order.
Small Vox.— See Va-
riola.
Sleeplessness. See—
Insomnia, Nervous-
ness.
Sneezing. — See also,
Catarrh, Hay Fever,
Influenea.
Arsen-Hemol.
Arsenic: in paroxys-
mal sneezing as usu-
ally ushers -in hay-
fever.
Belladonna.
Camphor: as powder, Spermatorrhea.
or strong tincture in-
haled in commencing
catarrh.
Chamomile Flowers:
in nares.
Cocaine.
Cotton Plug: in nares.
Gelsemium: in exces-
sive morning sneez-
ings with discharge.
Iodine: inhalation,
lodipin.
Menthol.
Mercury when heavi-
:
ness of head and pain
in limbs.
Orthoform.
Potassium Iodide ten
grn. (0.6 grm.) doses
frequently repeated.
Pressure beneath Nose,
over the termination
of the nasal branch
of the ophthalmic di-
vision of the fifth.
Suprarenal Tablets.
Somnambulism.— Nee
also. Nightmare.
Bromides.
Bromipin.
Bromalin.
Bromo-hemol.
Glycerinophosphates.
Opium.
INDICATIONS.
Somnolence. plied to urethra.
Arsen-hemol. Camphor Bromide: or
Caffeine. camphor alone;
Coca. diminishes venereal
Glycerinophosphates. excitement.
Cantharides; in cases
Kola.
Spermine. of deficient tone, eit-
her from old age, ex-
Spasmodic A ff ec- cess, or abuse; should
tions. See — list oj be combined with
iron.
Antispasmodics ;
Chloral Hydrate: to
also Angina Pec- arrest nocturnal emis-
toris Asthma,
,
sions.
Gho rea Colic, . C i m i c i f ti g a: where
emission takes place
Cough,Convulsions,
on the least excite-
Croup , Dysuria,
Epilepsy Gastro-
ment.
Cold Douching and
,
dynia Hydropho-
.
Sponging.
bia, Hysteria, Cornutine.
Digitalis: in frequent
Laryngismus, Per- emissions with lan-
tussis, Stammering, guid circulation; with
Tetanus, Torticollis, bromide in plethoric
subjects.
Trismus, etc.
Electricity.
— Ergot deficient tone
;
Seealso, Emissions, in the genital organs.
Gold Chloride.
Hypochondria sis.
Hydrastis local appli- :
Impotence ; also cation to urethra.
list of Anaphro- Hygienic Measures.
disiacs. Hyoscine Hydrobro-
Acetanilid. mate.
Acid, Camphoric. Hypophosphites ner- :
vine tonic.
Antispasmin.
Iron where there is
Arsenic in functional
:
;
anemia only.
impotence best com-;
Lupulin; oleoresin, to
bine with iron as the
arseniate, and with diminish nocturnal
ergot. emissions.
Atropine. Nitrate of Silver: vesi-
cation by it of the
Belladonna: in relaxa-
tion of the genital perineum; and local
organs where there application to the
prostatic portion of
isno dream nor or-
the urethra.
gasm; one-fourth
Nux Vomica: nervine
grain (0.015 grm.) of
tonic and stimulant.
extract, and a grain
and a half (0.1 grm.) Phosphorus; in physi-
of zinc sulphate. cal and mental debi-
Bladder to be emptied lity.
as soon as patient Potassium Citrate.
awakes. Quinine as a general :
Bromalin. tonic.
Bromides: when it is Solanine.
physiological in a Spermine.
plethoric patient; not Spinal Ice-Bag.
when genitalia are Strychnine.
relaxed. Sulfonal.
Bromipin. Sulphur: as a laxative,
Bromo-hemol. especiaUy if sequent
Calomel; ointment ap- to rectal or anal
205 M*.rck*$ ManuttJ.,
INIJICATIONS. I'ART II.

trouble. Arsenic. cures in chronic in-

Tctronal. Atropine. flammation of the
TurpentineOil;in sper- Belladonna: givesway cord and meninges.
matorrhea with im- to this more readily Phosphorus; as a ner-
potence. than to aconite. vine tonic.
Warm bath before re- Blisters: to spine. Phy sostigma in a few
:

tirinp Bromalin. cases of progressive

Zinc, 0:ii(tc. Bromides; to lessen paralysis of the in-
activity. sane, in old-standing
Spina Biflda. Bromo-hemol. hemiplegia, in para-
Cimicifuga plegia due to mye-
Calcium Phosphate. Cocculus Indicus: like litis, and in progres-
Collodion: as means strychnine. sive muscular atro-
of compression. Codeine. phy ithas done good
Coton Wool 07er Conium. service.
tumor. Counter-irritation. Picrotoxin; spinal
Glycerine :injection Digitalis. stimulant after fe-
after tapping. Electricity; combined brile symptoms have
Iodine: injection. For- with massage and passed off.
mula: Iodine, 10 grn. rest. Spermine.
(0.6 grm.); Potassium Ergot : when spinal Strychnine; likepicro-
Iodide, 30 grn, (2.0 congestion. toxin.
grm.); Glycerin, 1 fl. Glycerinophosphates.
oz (30.0 cc.). Ignatia. Spleen, Hypertro-
Potassium Iodide. Leeches. phied. — See also.
Tapping: followed by Nu.x Vomica.
compression. Opium: in small doses. Malaria, Leucoey-
Phosphorus. themia.
Spinal Concussion.— Picrotoxin.
Sin a pis Liniment: Ammonium Fluoride,
See also, Myelitis. Arsenic.
counter-irritant.
Arsen-hemol.
Arnica. Sodium Hypophos-
Bromides.
Bleeding: to relieve phite.
heart. Ergot.
Spermine.
Lead Water and Opium: Euquinine.
Strychnine to stimu- :

as lotion. Methylene Blue.

late the depressed
Leeches. nerve centres. Sodium Iodide.
Vinegar: to restore Quinine.
Veratrum Viride.
consciousness; Salicin.

Spinal Congestion, — Spinal Paralysis and

Softening. See — Sprains.
See also, Meningitis, AconiteLiniment: well
Myelitis.
also. Locomotor rubbed in.
Ataxia, Myelitis.)^
Ammonia.
Aconite. Ammonium Chloride:
Argentic Nitrate in :

Antiphlogistic Treat- prolonged

ment.
chronic inflamma- applica-
tion of the cord or tion of cold saturated
Cold Affusions : to
meninges. lotion.
spine. Arnica; much vaunted,
Belladonna;in chronic
Ergot: in large doses. inflammatory con - little use.
Gelsemium. ditions. Bandagingrto give rest
Nux Vomica. Cod-Liver Oil: as a to the injured liga-
Turpentine Oil. ments.
general nutrient.
Wet Cupping. Electricity: combined Calendula as a lotion.
;

with massage and Camphor a stimu-

;

Spinal Irritation. rest. lating liniment.

See also, Menin- Ergot in hyperemia
: Cold Applications.
gitis, Myelitis, Neu- of the cord. Cold Douche
Hyoscyamus; in para- Collodion a thick
;

ritis, Neurasthenia. coating to exert a

lysis agitans to con-
Aconite Ointment; lo- trol tremors. firm even pressure as
cally. Iodide of Potassium; it dries.

Acid, Phosphoric. in syphilitic history. Croton-Oil Liniment.

Arsen-Hemol. Mercury temporarily
;
Hamamelis.
Mamt ai
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INDICATIONS.

Hot Foot-bath: pro- Cimicifuga; in conges- Ligature, or cleansing

longed for hours for tive dysmenorrhea. of wound at once,
.

sprained ankle. Dilatation of cervix: to prevent absorption,

Hot Fomentations : in dysmenorrhea: in in snake-bites.
early applied. pinhole os uteri and : Menthol.
Ichthyol; ointment. in plugging of the Mercury Bichloride.
Inunction of Olive Oil: cervix with mucus. Mint Leaves.
with free rubbing. ElectricalStimulation Oil of Cinnamon: 1
Iodine: to a chronic in- of Uterus: in torpor. dram (4.0 cc.) with 1
flammation after a GossypiiRadix: in dys- oz (80.0 CC.) of sperma-
sprain. menorrhea with ster- ceti ointment, spread
Lead Lotion: applied ility. over hands and face,
at once to a sprained Guaiacnm; in dysmen- to ward off mosqui-
joint. orrhea with sterility. toes.
Lead Water and Laud- Intra uterine Stems
- Oil of Cloves: the
anum. to stimulate the lin- same.
Oil of Bay. ing membrane of the Petroleum to destroy
Rest uterus. the larvae of mos-
Rhus Toxicodendron Phosphorus: function- quitoes in the tanks.
as lotion. al debility in the male. Potassa Fusa: in dog-
Shampooing: after the Potassium Iodide as ; bites a most efficient
inflammation has emmenagogue. caustic.
ceased, to break down Spermine. Potassium Permanga-
adhesions. nate applied and in-
;

Soap Liniment. jected around snake-

Soap Plaster: used as Stings and Bites. — bite, foUowed by al-
a support to sprained cohol in full doses.
See also, Wounds.
joints. Removal of Sting.J
Sodium Chloride. Acid, Carbolic: mos- Rosemary.
Soluble Glass. quito-bites and scor- Sage.l
Strapping: to give rest pion stings. Silver Nitrate: a caus-
Turpentine Liniment: Acid, Salicylic. tic, but not sufficient-
a stimulant applica- Aconite. ly strong in dog-
tion to be weU rub- Alum for scorpion-
: bites.
bed in. sting. Soap : to relieve it-
Vinegar : cooling lo- Ammonia or other Al- ching of mosquito-
tion. kalies; in stings of bites.
Warming Plaster. insects to neutralize Stimulants.
the formic acid ; and Sugar: pounded, in
Stammering. in snake-bite. wasp-stings.
Hyoscyamus. Ammonium Carbonate. Vinegar.
Stramonium. Aqua Calcis; in stings
of bees and wasps.
Vocal Training; the Stomach, Catarrh of.
rythmical method
most useful.
Calmettes’ Anti-Veno-
mous Serum in snake
— See, Catarrh-
bite. Gastric.
Camphor.
Sterility. Chloroform on lint. Stomach. Debility of.
Alkaline Injections: in
excessively acid se-
Chlorinated lime so-
lution in snake bite.
— See List of Gas-
cretions from the va- Creolin. tric Tonics and
gina. Essence of Penny roayl: Stomachics.
Anrum where due: to to ward off mos-
chronicmetritis, ova- quitoes- Stomach, Dilatation
rian torpor or cold-
ness also in decline
;
Eucalyptus: plant in
room to keep away
of. —
See Gastric
in the sexual power mosquitoes. Dilatation.
of the male. GoldChloridein snake-
Borax; vaginal injec- bite. Stomach Sour. — See
tion in acid secretion. Hydrogen Dioxide.
Cantharides'.as a sti-
Acidity and Pyrosis.
Ichthyol.
mulant where there is Ipecacuanha; leaves as
impotence in either poultice for mosquito Stomach, Ulcer of.
sex. and scorpion-bites. See Gaslric Ulcer.
207 U«rc}i’n Manual,
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INDICATIONS. PART 11.

Stomatitis. Sec also, gent. Adeps Lana:.

Aphthae. Cancruin LimeWator: in ulcera- Borax and Bran Bath:
Oris; Mouth, Sore. tive stomatitis. if skin is irritable.

Acid, Boric: lotion of Mercury in dyspeptic

: Carbonate of Calcium.
1 in 50: ulcers, gray powder. Chamomile
Acid, Carbolic: strong Myrrh: tincture, with Glycerine.
borax, topically. Ichthyol.
solution locally to
Papain. X.,ancing the Gums.
aplithai.
Acid, Hydrochloric: Potassium Bromide: Lead Lotion: to act
for nervous irritabi- as astringent.
concentrated in gan-
stomatitis: lity. Magnesia
grenous
Potassium Chlor.ate. Mercury: gray powder
dilute in mercurial,
the chief remedy, lo- if stools are pale.
aphthous, etc.
callyand internally. Milk Diet.
Acid, Nitric.
Acid, Nitrohydrochlo-
Potassium Iodide: in Pulsatilla.
syphilitic ulceration. Spiritus Aitheris Ni-
ric: as gargle or in-
Potassium Perman - trosi: where there is
ternally in-ulcerative
ganate. deficient secretion of
stomatitis.
Acid, Salicylic: one Ratanha Tincture. urine.
Rubus: astringent. Zinc Oxide.
part in sufficient al-
cohol to dissolve; to Sodium Bromide.
Sodium Chlorate. Struma. See Scrofula.
50 of water, in ca-
Sozoiodole-Zinc.
tarrhal inflammation
Sozoiodole-Sodium. aty e.-SeeHordeolum.
to ease the pain.
Acid, Sulphurous. Sweet Spirit of Niter.
Thymol. Summer Complaint.
Acid. Tannic.
Alcohol: brandy and Tonics. See Cholera Infan-
water, a gargle in tum, Diarrhea, etc.
mercurial and ulcer- Strabismus.
ative stomatitis. Atropine to lessen
: Sunstroke.
Alum, or Burnt Alum: converging squint
locally in ulcerative when periodic in Aconite: not to be used
stomatitis. hypermetropia. with a weak heart.
Argentic Nitrate: in Cocaine. Alcohol: is afterwards
thrush locally. Eserine: to stimulate always a poison.
Bismuth in aphtha:
: the ciliary muscles in Ammonia: for its dia-
phoretic action.
of nursing children deficient contraction.
sore mouth, dyspeptic Electricity Amyl Nitrite.
Apomorphine o n e -
ulcers, mercuri.al sa-
:
Eucaine.
livation locally app- Holocaine. sixteenth grn (0.004
;

Hyoscyamus. grm.)at once counter-

lied.
Borax: in trush and Mercury like Iodide
:
acts symptoms.
Artificial Respiration.
chronic stomatitis. of Potassium.
Cleansing Nipples in : Operation. Belladonna.
breast-fed babies. Potassium Iodide: in Bleeding: in extreme
Cocaine: before cau- syphilitic history if venous congestion.
terization. one nerve only is par- Brandy: in small do-
ses in collapse.
Copper Sulphate: lo- alyzed.
cally in ulcerative Shade over one Eye in :
Camphor.
Chloroform in con-
stomatitis, and to in- children to maintain
and vulsions.
dolent ulcers acuity of vision.
stimu-
Digitalis: to
sores. Suitable Glasses: to
late heart.
Cornus: astringent: remedy defective vis-
Eucalyptus: tincture, ion.
Ergot; by the mouth
Tropacooaine. or subcutaneously.
internally.
Gelsemium.
Glycerite of Tannin:
Stricture, Urethral.— Hot baths ( 105 “— 110®
in ulcerative stoma-
F.) (43—40->C), or hot
titis. See Urethral Stric- bottles or bricks, in
Hydrastis:fluid ex-
ture. heat exhaustion, and
tract locally.
in collapse.
Hydrogen Dioxide.
Iris: in dyspeptic ul-
Strophulus. — See al- Ice application to
:

so, Lichen. chest, back, and ab-

cer. •
Antimonium Crndum. domen, as quickly as
Krameria: local astrin-
Uenk't Manual.
208
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INDICATIONS.

possible in thermic
.
Pyoktanin. Sycosis.— See also,
fever, to reduce
and Quinine: tonic. Condglomata Men- ,

temperature; ice Sarsaparilla: tonic. tagra.

drinks as well. Silver colloidal.
Acid, Boric.
Leeches. Sulphides: when a
Acid, Sulphurous: in
Nitroglycerine. thin watery pus is
parasitic sycosis.
Potassium Hromide: secreted to abort,
,
Arsen-hemol.
to relieve the deli- or hasten suppura-
Arsonici et Hydrar-
rium. tion.
gyri lodidi Liquor:
Quinine: in thermic when much thicken-
fever. Sui’gical Fever. ing.
Scutellaria. Arsenic.
Tea: cold, as beverage Acid. Salicylic.
Aluranol.
instead of alcoholic Aconite.
Chloral.
Canada Balsam and
drinks. Carbolic Acid in :

Tonics: during con- Euquinine.

Quinine. equal parts, to be ap-
valescence. plied after epilation
Venesection: best Tinctura Ferri Per-
in tinea sycosis.
treatment if face be chloridi: as a pro-
phylactic. Chloride of Zinc solu- :

cyanosed and heart tion in tinea sycosis.

laboring, and if me-
ningitis threaten
after thermic fever
CHare).
Veratrum Viride.
Water: cold affusion.
veratrum Viride: to
Chrysarobini Ung.: in
reduce the circulati-
parasitic sycosis.
on and fever.
Cod- Liver Oil: in
chronic non-parasi-
Surgical Operations. tic.

Wet Sheet: where the

— See also. List of Copper Sulphate.
Antiseptics. Europhen.
breathing is steady
Euresol.
otherwise cold Acid,. Carbolic. Hydrargyri Acidi Ni-
douche. Acid, Salicylic. tratis: as ointment.
Acid, Oxalic. Hydrargyri Ammonia-
Suppuration — See Actol. .

tum Ung.: in para-

also. Abscess. Boils, Aristol. sitic.
Carbuncle, Pyemia. Boric acid. Hydrargyri Oxid-
Chloroform. Rnbri Ung.
Acid, Carbolic: lotion Creolin. Hydroxylamine Hy -
and dressing. Dermatol. drochlorate.
Acid, Gallic. Diaphtherin. Ichthalbin: internally.
Alcohol: to be wat- Dijodoform Ichthyol.
ched. Europhen. Iodide of Sulphur
Ammonium Carbon- Iodoform. Ointment: in non-
ate: in combination lodole. parasitic.
with Cinchona. Itrol. Losophan.
Bismuth Oiyiodide. Lysol. Naftalan.
Calcium Salts: to re- Mercuric Chloride. Naphtol.
pair waste. Mercury Oxycyanide. Oleate of Mercury in :
Calcium Sulphide. Mercury and ZineCya- parasi tic.
Cinchona as tonic,
:
nide.
fresh infusion is best.
Oleum Terebinthina?:
Naphtol Camphor. in parasitic.
Creolin. Pyoktanin. Phytolacca.
Gaduol. Salol.
Salol.
Glycerinophosphates. Thymol. Shaving.
Hypophosphi tes: Tribromphenol. Sodium Sulphite.
tonic. Trikresol.
Ichthalbin: internally.
Sozoiodole-Sodium.
Ichthyol. Thuja.
lodole. Sweating. — See Per- Zinc Sulphate.
lodipin. spiration, Night-
’
Iron Iodide tonic.
:
Siceats Bromidro-
.
.Syncope. — See also,
Manganese Iodide: sis, etc.
tonic.
Heart Affections.
Mercury. Sweating, Colliqua- Acid, Acetic.
Phosphates: like the tive. — See Night- Aconite.
hypophosphites. Sweats. Alcohol: sudden, from
209 Metfk'i Manual,
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INDICATIONS. PAKT IL
fright or weak heart. Bandage orStrapping: zoin.
Ammonia ; inhaled Martin’s elastic band- Acid, Carbolic: to de-
cautiously. age in chronic. stroy sore mucous ,

Ammonium Carhon- Blisters: fly blisters patches, eoudylo-

ate. at night in chronic mata, etc. as bath;

Arsenic; nervine to- synovitis; if not use- in second stage.

nic: prophylactic. ful, strong counter- Acid, Chromic.
Atropine. irritation. Acid, Dichlor-acetic.
Belladonna: in cardi- Calcium .Sulphide: as Acid, Gynocardic. ’

ac syncope. .anantisnppurative. Acid, Hydriodic.

Camphor: cardiac Carbonate of Calcium. Acid, Nitric: in pri-
stimulant. Cod-Liver Oil: tonic. mary syphilis, to-
Chloroform transient
: Conium : in scrofulous destroy the chancre,
cardiac stimulant; joints. especially when pha-
mostly in hysteria. Counter-irritation. gedenic.
Cold Douche. Gaduol: as alterative Acid, Salicylic: anti-
Counter-irritation to and reconstitutive. septic application.
Epigastrium: in col- Glycerinophosphates. Antimony Sulphide,
lapse. Heat. Golden.
Digitalis: in sudden Ichthalbin: as tonic Arsen-hemol.
collapse after he- and alterative. Arsenic and Mercury
morrhage; the tinc- Ichthyol. Iodides: solution of.
ture by the mouth, Iodine: injection in Aristol.
dipitalin hypoder- hydrarthrosis after Aurum in recurring
:

mically. tapping: or painted syphilitic affections

Duboisine. over. where mercury and
Ether: in collapse Iodoform : solution in iodide of potassium
from intestinal colic. ether, 1 in 5, injected fail.
Galvanism. into tuberculous jo- Barium Chloride.
Heat to Epigastrium. ints: also as a dres- Barium Sulphide.
Lavandula. sing after opening, Benzoin: antiseptic
Musk. lodole. dressing for ulcers.
Nitrite of Amyl: in Mercury : Scott’s dres- Bicyanide of Mercury:
sudden emergency, siug in chronic stru- to destroy mucous
in heart, in
fatty mous disease; inter- tubercles, condylo-
syncope during anes- nally in syphilitic mata, and to apply
thesia, and in he- origin. to syphilitic ulcera-
morrhage. Morphine. tion of the tonsils
Nux Vomica. Oleate of Mercury to :
and tongue.
Position: head lowest remove induration Bismuth and Calo-
and feet raised. left behind. mel: as a dusting
Sparteine Sulphate. Potassium Iodide. powder
Stimulants: undiluted. Pressure: combined Bromine.
Suprarenal Extract. with rest. Cadmium Sulphate.
Veratrum Album: an Quinine. Calcium Sulphide.
errhine. Shampooing and As- Calomel for vapor
;

Veratrum Viride. piration. bath in secondary;

Silver Nitrate ether- :
dusted in a mixture
eal solution, painted with starch or oxide
Synovitis. —
See also, over. of zinc over condy-
Coxalgia, Joint Af- Sodium Cinnamate in lomata will quickly
fections. tuberculous joints. remove them.
Splints. Camphor: dressing in
Acid, Carbolic: injec-
tions of one dram
Sulphur. phagedenicchancres.
(4.0 cc.) of a two per Cauterization.
cent, solution into the — Cod- Liver Oil: tonic
Syphilis. See also,
joint. in all stages.
Chancre Condylo-
Aconite.f
,
Copper Sulphate.
mata, Ptyalism, Ul- Creosote: internally
Alcohol and Water: cers.
equal parts.| in strnmons subjects,
Antimony: combined Acid. Acetic: caustic and where mercury
with saline purga- to sore. is not borne.

tives. Acid, Arsenous. Denutrition: hunger-

Arnica. Acid, Boric: likeben- cure of Arabia.
^

210 MmVt Mamul.

^
PART U INDICATIONS.

Ethyl Iodide. Potassium Bichro- ing consolidation of

Europhen. mate. the lung.
Expectant plan of Potassium Bromide. Barium Chloride: in
treatment. Potassium Chlorate scrofula.
B'ormaldehydo Solu- local application of Calcium Chloride: in
tion: useful for caut- powder to all kinds of enlarged scrofulous
erizing sores. syphilitic ulcers; gar- glands.
Gaduol. gle in mercurial and Calcium Phosphate.
Glycerine. specific stomatitis Cod-Liver Oil.
Guaiacum: alterative Pressure bandage and Diet, plain andj nou-
in constitutional sy- mercurial inunctions rishing.
philis. for periostitis. Fatty Inunction.
Hot Applications. Pulsatilla: tincture. Ferri Pernitratis Li-
Hydriodic Ether. Pyoktanin. quor: hematinic and
Ichthalbin: internally. Retinol. astringent.
Ichthyol. Rubidium Iodide. Gaduol.
Iodides: followed by Shampooing and local Gelsemium: in the re-
mercury, applications of cro- fiex cough.
lodipin. ton oil or cantharides Glycerinophosphates.
Iodoform: dressing as a lotion, to combat Gelseminine.
for chancre and ul- alopecia. Iodine.
cers, Sarsaparilla: altera- Iodo-hemol.
lodole. tive in tertiary. lodipin.
Iron: in anemia, the Silver Chloride. Iron.
stearate, perchlor- Silver Nitrate. Mercury.
ide, and iodide are Silver Oxide. Oil Chaulmoogra.
useful. SoftSoap: to syphilitic Olive Oil: inunction.
Lotio Flava: dressing glandular swellings. Phosphates: as tonic.
for syphilitic ulcers, Stillingia most suc-
: Sarsaparilla.
and gargle in sore cessful in cases brok-
throat and stoma- en down by a long
titis. mercurial and iodide Tape-Worm. — See al-
so, Worms.
Manganese: in cach- course which has
exia. failed to cure; im- Acid, Carbolic.
Manganese Dioxide. proves sloughing Acid, Filicic.
Mercnro - iodo-hemol phagedenic ulcers. Acid, Salicylic: follow-
anti - syi>hilitic and Stramonium: tincture. ed jjy purgative.
hematinic at the sa- Sulphaminol. Acid, Sulphuric: the
me time. Suppositories of Mer- aromatic acid.
Mercury the specific
: cury. Alum: as injection.
remedy in one or Thiol. Ammonium Embelate.
other of its forms in Thyroidin. Areca Nut.
congenital and ac- Tonic and general tre- Balsam of Copaiba: in
quired syphilis in atment. half-ounce doses.
primary or secon- Turkish and Vapor Chenopodium Oil: ten
dary stage. Baths: to maintain a drops on sugar.
Mixed Treatment. free action of the Cocoa Nut: a native
Oil of Mezereon: in skin. remedy.
constitutional syph- Wet Pack. Cod-Liver Oil: tonic.
ilis. Zinc Chloride locally
:
Creosote.
Oil of Sassafras: in to ulcers as caustic. Ether an ounce and a
:

constitutional syph- half (45.0 grm.) at a

ilis.
Tabes Dorsalis.— See dose, followed by a
Ointments andWashes Locomotor Ataxia. dose of castor oil in
of Mercury.
two hours.
Phosphates: in syph- Extract Male Fern
Tabes Mesenterica. :
ilitic periostitis, etc.

Pilocarpine Hydro-
— See also, Scrophu- followed by purga-
losis. tive.
chlorate. Iron: tonic.
Podophyllum: has Acid,Gallic:astringent Eamala.
been tried in secon- in the diarrhea. Kousso.
dary, with success Acid, Phosphoric. Koussein.
after a mercurial Alcohol. Mucuna : night and
course. Arsenic: in commenc- morning for three
211 Mtrck^» Manual. 1 A%
INDICATIONS. DABT II.

(lays, then brisk pur- Gold salts: in acute of potassium.

!?ative. and chronic orchitis. Antipyrinc.
N.aphtalin. Gnaiacol to apply Tiz/.oni-Catani's. An-
Pelletierine; the tan- with a brush, titetanic Serum.
nate preferably. llamamelis: in some Apomorphine-.as a mo-
Pumpkin Seeds: patients gives rise to tor paralyser.
pounded into an elec- seminal emissions. Arsenic.
tuary, a 07.. (00,0 Krm.) Hot Lotions in acute : Atropine: local injec-
at dose. inflammation. tion into the stiffened
PunicaGranatum:acts Ice Bag: in acute or- muscles to produce
like its chief alkaloid, chitis. mild poisoning. Use-
pelletierine. Ichthyol. ful in both traumatic
Quinine: as tonic. Iodine: injection into and hysterical teta-
Resorcin: followed by an encysted hydro- nus.
purgative. cele local applica-
;
Belladonna.
Thymol. tion in orchitis after Bromides in
: very
Turpentine Oil. the acute symptoms large doses frequent-
Valerian: in convul- have passed off. ly repeated.
sions due to the Iodoform: dressing in Cannabis Indica: ser-
worms. ulceration. viceable in many
Magnesium Sulphate cases; best combined
Tenesmus. — See JO.i/s- with Antimony in : with chloral.
enter//. epididymitis. Chloral Hydrate: in
Mercury Bichloride. large doses, best com-
Mercury and Mor- bined with bromide
Testicle, Diseases of.
— See also. Epidi-
phine Oleate: in sy-
philitic enlargement
or cannabis indica.
Chloroform.
dymitis, Hydrocele. and chronic inflam- Cocaine Hydrochlor-
Orchitis, Varicocele. mation. ate,
Acid, Phosphoric, and Nitrate of Silver; ethe- Coniine Hydrohro-
Phnsph.ates: in de- real solution painted mate.
bility. around and enlarged Conium.
Aconite:in small doses testis better than Curare; an uncertain
frequently repeated over. drug.
in acute epididy- Nux Vomica: in debil- Curarine.
mitis. ity. Duboisine; like atro-
Ammonium Chloride: Potassium Bromide. pine.
in alcohol Potassium Iodide: in Eserine.
solution
and water topical syphilitic testicle. FreezingtheNerve: in
;
Pulsatilla in very traumatic tetanus
remedy. :

Antimony: in gonor- small doses along has been proposed.

rheal epididymitis. with aconite. Gelseminm: in a few
Belladonna: in neural- Snspensiomin orchitis cases it has done
gia of the testis: as and epididymitis. good.
an ointment with Traumaticin. Heat to Spine: will ar-
rest convulsions.
glycerine in epididy-
mitis or orchitis.
Tetanus. — See also, Hyoscyamns: in trau-
Bismuth . Subnitrate Spasmodic Affec- matic.
tions. Ice-bag to Spine.
Paste.
Collodion: by its con- Acetanilid. Lobelia: a dangerous
traction to exert Aconite: in large doses remedy.
pressure, in gonor- to control muscular Morphine: injected in-
rhe.al epididymitis. spasm. to the muscles gives
Compression: at the Acupuncture on each : relief.
end of .an acute and side of the spines of Nerve-stretching whe-
beginning of a snb- the vertebrse. re a nerve is im-
aente attack, as well Alcohol will relax
: plicated in the cica-
as in chronic inflam- muscular action, also trix, has done good.
mation. support strength. Neurotomy : in the
Conium poultice ot
:
Anesthetics: to relax same cases.
leaves in cancer. muscular spasm. Nicotine cautiously
;

Copaiba: in orchitis. Antimoninm Tartara- administered relie-

Digitalis: in epididy- tum: in large doses, ves the spasm; best
mitis. along with chlorate given by rectum or
Urreie* Manual.
212
FART II. INDICATIONS.

hypodermically by ;
ic relaxed throat, lief.
the mouth it causes simple scarlatinal Ichthyol.
spasm which may and diphtheritic Iodine: locally to sor-
suffocate. sorethroat. es and enlarged tonsil,
Nitrite of Amyl: in Aluminium Aceto-tar- lodole.
some cases it cures. trate. Liq.AmmoniiAcetatis:
Nitroglycerine like Ammonium Acetate. in full doses.
the preceding. Antipyrin. Magnesium Sulphate:
Opium alone or with
: Arsenic: in coryza and to be given freely in
chloral hydrate. sore throat simulat- acute tonsillitis.
Paraldehyde. ing hay fever; in Mercury: in very acute
Physostigma: the li- sloughing of the tonsillitis, gray pow-
quid extract pushed throat. der or calomel in
to the full. Given by Balsam of Peru. small doses.
the mouth, or rectum, Balsam of Tolu. Mercury andMorphine
or hypodermically. Belladonna: relieves Oleate : in obstinate
Physostigmine. spasm of the pharyn- and painful sore
Quinine: in both idio- geal muscles; also throat.
pathic and traumatic when the tonsils are Myrrh gargle in ulcer-
tetanus. much inflamed and ated sore throat.
Strychnine: the evi- swollen. Methylene Blue.
dence,which isdonbt- CalcinmBisulphiteSo- Neurodin.
ful, seems to show lution. Phenacetin.
that it is beneficial in Capsicum: as gargle in Phytolacca: internally,
chronic andidiopath- relaxed sore throat. and as gargle.
ic tetanus: should be Catechu astringent
: Podophyllum: chola-
given only in a full gargle. gogue purgative.
medicinal dose. Chloral Hydrate. Potassium Chlorate:
Tetanus Antitoxin. ChlorineWater: gargle chief gargle.
Urethane. in malignant sore Potassium Nitrate: a
Vapor Baths. throat. ball of nitre slowly
Warm Baths. Cimicifuga: in combi- sucked.
nation with opium Pulsatilla: in acute
Tetter. — See Herpes. and syrup and of tolu coryza without gas-
in acute catarrh. •
tric irritation.
Cocaine Carbolate. Pyoktanin,
Throat, Sore. See — Cold Compresses: in Resorcin.
also, Diphtheria, tendency to catarrh. Sanguinaria: the tinc-
Pharyngitis, Tonsil- Creosote, ture sprayed in ex-
litis. Electric Cautery in : tended chronic nasal
Acetanilid. chronic sore throat catarrh.
Acid, Camphoric. to get rid of tliicke-
Silver Nitrate solu- :

Acid, Carbolic: as a ned patches. tion in sloughing of

spray in relaxed sore Ferri Perchloridum :
the throat or chronic
throat and in coryza. gargle in relaxed relaxation satura-
:

Acid, Gallic. sore throat.

ted solution an anest-
Acid, Nitric: as altera- Ferropyrine:as a styp- hetic and cuts short
tive with infusion of tic in throat opera- inflammation.
cinchona. tions.
Sodii Benzoas.
Acid, Sulphurous: Gadnol.
Sodium Borate: in
spray. Glycerite of Tannin:
to swab the throat in
clergyman’s sore
Acid, Tannic. throat.
Acid, Trichloracetic. relaxed sore throat.
Sodium Chlorate.
Aconite in acute ton- Glycerinophosphates.
:
Sodium Salicylate: in
sillitis with high tem- Guaiacol.
quinsy.
perature: in the sore- Gnaiacum sucking
:
Sozoiodole salts
throat of children be- the resin will abort
Steam, of boiling wa-
fore running on to or cut short the com-
ter; and vapor of
capillary bronchitis; mencing quinsy. hot vinegar.
best given frequently Hydrastis: gargle in Sumach: the berries
in small doses. foUicular pharyngi- infused, with addition
Alcohol gargle in re-
: tis and chronic sore of potassium chlorate,
laxed throat. throat. a most eiticient
Alum; gargle in chron- Ice: sucked, gives re- gargle.

213 Afanual,
INDICATIONS. PART II,

Terpin Hydrate. (ielseminiue. of ethereal solutioa.

Traeheotoniy. Oelsemiuni: valuble. Acid, Carbolic; solu-
Triphonin. Heat. tion, or glycerite.
Veratrum Viridc: to Hyoscyamus. Acid, Chromic.
control any febrile Ichthyol. Adeps Lanfp.
change.', Iron: in combination Anthrarobin.
Zinc Acetat.l with strychnia; the Aristol.
Zinc Chloride.' following formula is Arsenic.
Zinc Sulphate; a good; Ferri potassio- Borax.
gargle. tartaratis, 4 scruples Chrysarobin.
(5.0 grm.); Vin. opii, CocculuB Indicus.
Thrush.— I'/j drams (6.0 cc.); Cod-Liver Oil.
Aq. cinnam. ad 8 fl. Copper Acetate.
Tic Douloureux. — oz. (240.0 cc.) 1 fl. oz.
(30.0 cc.) ter in die.
Copper Carbonate.
Creolin,
See also, Hemicra- Laurocerasi Aqua. Gaduol.
nia. Neuralgia, Neu-
Ligature of the Caro- Gallanol.
ntis, Odonlalgia.
tids: in obstinate Goa Powder: as oint-
Acetanilide. cases a last resort; ment, or moistened
Aconite. has done good. with vinegar.
Aconitine: formula: Methylene Blue. Glycerinophosphates.
Aconitinai (Duques- Morphine: hypoder- Iodine
nel’s Vin grn. (0.006 mically. lodole.
grm.); Glycerini, Al- Nitroglycerine: in ob- Kamala
coholis, aa, 1 fl. oz. stinate cases. Losophan.
(30.0 cc.l Aq. menth.
Neurodin. Mercury Bichloride.
Crotonis: some-
;

pip., ad 2 fl. oz. (60.0 Ol. Naftalan.

cc.) 1 dram (4.0 cc.);
times cures; will re- Naphtol.
;
lieve. Oil. Cade.
per dose, cautiously
increased to 2 drams Phosphorus: in obsti- Resorcin,
(8.0 cc.).
nate cases. Sodium Chloride.
Ammonium Chloride; Physnstigma. Sulphites: or sulphur-
in large dose. Physostigmine ous acid.
Amyl Nitrite; in pale Potassium Iodide the ; Sulphur.
anemic patients. following formula re- Sulphur Baths: faith-
Anesthetics quickly lievos take Chloralis
: fully carried out.
relieve. hydrati 5 grn. (0.3 Thymol.
Antipyrine. grm.); Potassii iodidi, Turpentine Oil.

Arsen-hemol. 3 grn. (0,2 grm); Sp.

Arsenic; occasionally ammoniac comp. 1 fl.
dr. (4.0 cc.) infusum Tinea! Decalvans
useful.
Atropine: hypodermi- gentianac, ad. 1
;

fl. oz. {Alopecia Areata) —

(30.0 cc.). The salt See also. Tinea Cir-
cally, and ointment. cinata.
Bromipin. alone in syphilitic
Brorao-hem ol. history. Formaldehyde.
Bntyl-ChloralHydrate. Pulsatilla: relieves. Lassar’s Hair-cure.
Caffeine. Quinine. Parasiticides.
Salioin instead of Tonics.
Cannabis Indioa. :

Cautery in Dental Ca- quinine, where pain

is periodic.
nal: where pain radi- Tinea Favosa.*
Salicylates.
ated from mental
foramen. Stramonium, Acid, Carbolic: lotion.
Chamomile. Triphenin. Acid, Nitric: caustic
Chloroform: inhala- Turpentine Oil. after tbe crust has
Veratrine ointment. been removed.
tion; also hypoder-
:

mically. Zinc Valeriauate:with Acid, Sulphurous: 1

i^extract hyoscyamus. part to 2 parts gly-
Counter-irritation.
Cupric Amraonio-Sul- cerine assisted by
phate: relieves the Tinea Circinata epilation.
{Bingtoorm of the Calcium Sulphide.
insomnia.
Delphinine; externally.
Body). —
See also. Cleanliness.
Electricity.
Ringworm.) Epilation: followed
Euquinine. Acid, Acetic. up by using a para-
^xalgin.J Acid, Boric in simple siticide.

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UmX-'t ifanital. J
PART II.
INDICATIONS.

Hyposulphites. Scalp), —
See also, Tongue, Diseases of.
Iron. Porrigo, Tinea Cir- Acid, Nitric: in dys-
Mercury a lotion of
;
peptic ulcers the
cinata.
the bichloride, 2 grn. strong acid as caus-
to the oz (0.1 grm. tic.
30.0 cc.); or the ole- Acotum Cantharidis.
Acid, Acetic: strong, Bi-Cyanide of Mer-
ate-of mercury oint-
cury: in mucous tu-
ment. locally.
Acid, Boric: ethereal bercles.
•Oil; to soften and re-
solution after head Borax: in chronic su-
move scabs. perficial glossitis;
Oleander. is thoroughly cle-
ansed. and in fissured ton-
Petroleum: one part gue.
to two of lard after Acid, Carbolic: in
early stages. Cloves: as gargle.
crusts are gone. Cochlearia Armoracia
Sulphides. Acid, Chrysophanic:
30 grn. to the oz. (Nasturtium Armor-
Turkish Bath: follo- acia) as gargle.
wed by the use of (2.0 grm. :.30.0 grm.), ;

as ointment. Conium
carbolic soap in- ,
Frenulum: should be
stead of ordinary. Acid, Salicylic: strong divided in tongue-tie.
Viola Tricolor. solution in alcohol,
Ginger as mastica-
:

Zinc Chloride; dilute 40 grn. the oz to

tory.
watery solution. (2.5 grm. 30.0 grm.)
:
Hydrastis; in stoma-
or vasolin ointment titis.
— See of same strength.
Tinea Sycosis. Iodine.
Acid, Sulphurous.
Mentagra. Iodoform: to ulcers.
Anthrarobin. Mercury: in syphilitic
Arsenic: tonic. disease.
Tinea Tarsi. Borax. Mezereon, Oil of: si-
Cocculus Indicus. alagogue.
Blisters to Temple,
Cod- Liver Oil. Nux Vomica.
Copper Sulphate.
Epilation, removal of Coster’s Paste: Iodine Pepper: condiment.
scabs, and applica- 2 drams (8.0 grm.). Phytol acca.
tion of stick of lunar Oil cade, 2 drams Potassium Bromide.
caustic. (12.0 grm.). Potassium Chlorate:
Lead Acetate. Creosote. in aphthous ulcera-
Mercury: after remo- Croton Oil: liniment tion. chronic super-
val of scabs, Ung. folloAved by a poul- ficial glossitis, sto-
hydrargyri nitratis tice. matitis.
diluted to half its Epilation. Potassium Iodide: in
strength. Also take Formaldehyde. tertiary specific ul-
Plumbi acetatis 1 , Iodine the tincture
: ceration. and in ma-
dram (4.0 grm.); Ung. in children. croglossia.
hydrargyri oxidi ru- Lassar’s Hair-Cure. Potassium Permanga-
bri, 1 dram (4.0 grm.); Lime Water. nate.
Zinci oxidi, 1 dram, Menthol: parasiticide Pyrethrum : mastica-
Calomelanos, half and analgesic. tory.
dram (2.0 grm.); Adi- Mercury white ; pre- Rhus Toxicodendron.
drams(8.0 grm.);
pis, 2
cipitate lightly smea- Silver Nitrate; caus-
Oleipalmat., 5 drams red over the oleate, tic to ulcers.
(20.0 grm ); ft. ung. Xanthoxylnm:
;

;
pernitrate, and oxide, in lin-
Also Oleate. as ointments. The gual paralysis.
Mercury Oxide, Red. bichloride as a lotion Zinc Chloride caus- :

Tinct. lodi. after re- tic.

2 grn. to the dram
moval of scabs, fol-
(0.1 grm.: 4.0 cc.).
lowed by application
of glycerine
Naftalan.
Oil Cajeput.
Tonsillitis.— See also.
Dng. Picis touched Throat Sore.
:
Potassium Sulphocya-
along edge of tarsi. nide. Acetanilid: internally.
Silver Nitrate; Mol-
Quinine. Acid, Salicylic : in-
ded.
Resorcin. ternally.
Sodium Chloride Acid, Tannic.
Tinea Tonsurans. Sodium Ethylate. Aconite: internally.
(Ringworm of the Thymol : like menthol. Alum.
215 Mfrck*9 Manual
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INDICATIONS.
PARTIL
Alumuol. Iodine Tincture to : their paretic antago-
Aluminium Acetotar- cause absorption, nists.
trute. lodo-hemol. Gelseminine.
Belladonna: internal- lodipin. Gelscmium.
.
Ma8Bago:of the tonsils. Glycerophos phat*
Capsicum and Glyce- SilverNitrate: caustic. Sodium.
rine. Scarification. Local Pressure.
Cocaine Uydrochlor- Tannin: saturated so- Massage.
ate. lution. Nerve-stretching.
Creolin. Zinc Chloride. Nux Vomica.
Emetics. Opium.
Euquinine internally. Tonsils, Ulcerated. Potassium Bromide.
Ferric Chloride. Strychnine.
Guaiacum. Acid, Carbolic. Water; hot douche.
Hydrogen Peroxide. Acid, Sulphurous,
Ice-bag. mixed with equal
Ichthyol. quantity of glycerine Tremor. —
See also.
lodole. and painted over. Chorea Delirium
,

Iron Chloride, Tinc- Cantharides: as vesi- Tremens, Paralysis

ture; locally. cant. Agitatts.
Mercury. Cimicifuga.
Arsenic.
Monsel’s Solution: Contis gargle,
:
Arsen-hemol.
locally. lodole.
Bromipin.
Myrtol. Iron; gargle.
Bromalin.
Neurodin internally. Lycopodium: to dust
Bromo-hemol.
Opium. over.
Calcium salts.
Potassium Chlorate: Magnesium Sulphate: Cocaine Hydrochlo-
Potassium Iodide; in- free purgation with.
rate.
ternally. Mercuric Iodide; in Coniine.
Pyoktanin. scrofulous and syph- Gelseminine.
Quinine; internally. ilitic ulceration.
Glycerinophosphates.
Salicylates: inter- Potassium Chlorate Hyoscine Hydrobro-
nally. gargle.
mate.
Salol: internally. Potassium Iodide; in Uyoscyamus.
Saline purgatives. tertiary syphilis. Phosphorus.
Silver Nitrate. Pyoktanin. Silver Nitrate.
Sodium Bicarbonate. Salvia.
Sparteine Sulphate.
Sozoiodole-Sodium. Zinc Phosphide.
Silver Nitrate.
Tonsils, Enlarged.
Trichino.sis.
Acid, Citric.
Acid, Tannic.
Toothache. — See
Odontalgia. Acid, Arsenous.
Alumnol. Acid, Picric.
Aluminium Acetotar- Benzene.
Torticollis.
trate. Ergot.
Aluminium Sulphate; Aconite: liniment ex- Ergotin.
locally applied. ternally ;and tincture Glycerine.
Ammonium Iodide. internally.
Barium Iodide. Arsenic: controls and Trismus.
Catechu : astringent finally ;
abolishes
gargle. spasm. Aconite.
Excision. Atropine. Anesthetics: to allay
Fel Bovinum. Inspis- Belladonna. spasm.
sated:rubbed up with Capsicum: strong in- Atropine.
conium and olive oil fusion applied on lint Belladonna; extract in
as an ointment to be and covered with large doses.
painted over. oiled silk. Cannabis Indica.
Ferric Chloride; as- Cimicifuga. Chloral Hydrate in T. ;

tringent in chronic- Conium when due

: to neonatorum, one grn.
ally enlarged tonsils. spasmodic action of (0.06 grm.) dose by
Gaduol. the muscles. mouth, or two (0.12
Ichthalbin: internally. Electricity galvanic;
grm.)by rectum when
Ichthyol: topically. to the muscles in spasms prevent
Iodine-Glycerine. spasm ;
faradic to swallowing.

216 Jfgre^« Mennmh

 PART II. INDICATIONS.

Coniujn the succus

: is phoid Eerer, Perito- Typhlitis.
the most reliable pre- nitis.
Aristol.
paration.
Acid, Carbolic, orCroo- Arsen-hemol.
Ether.
sote: in tympanites Arsenic.
Gelseminine.
due to fermentation, Belladonna.
Gelseminm.
Opium. Acids; after meals. Ice Bag: or poultice
Alkalies: before meals over the cecum.
Physostigma.
Physostigraino. with a simple bitter. Leeches: at once as
Arsenic. soon as tenderness
Asafetida:as an enema. is complained of, un-
Tuberculous Affec- less subject is too
Aspiration; to relieve
tions. — See Laryn- an over - distended feeble.
gitis ,
Tuhercular gut.
Magnesium Sulphate:
Lupus; JMeningitis, only when disease is
Bismuth.
Tubercular ; Peri- Capsicum. due to impaction of
tonitis Tubercular ; Chamomile: enema. cecum.
Phthisis ; Scrophu- Metallic Mercury.
Chloral Hydrate: as an
losis; Tabes Mesen- antiseptic to fermen-
Opium: better as
terica. tation in the intesti-
morphine subcutan-
eously.
nal canal.
Purgatives.
Tumors. — See also. Chloroform.
Veratrnm Viride.
Cancer, Cysts, Glan- Cocculns Indicus
dular Enlargement, Colchicine.
Goiter, Polypus, Colchicum. Typhoid Fever.— See
Uterine Tu in o rs. Cubeb:po'wdered, after
also, Hemorrhage,
Wen. Intestinal, Rectal
strangulated hernia.
Ulceration-, Tympa-
Gaduol.
Acid, Perosmic. nites.
Ammoniacnm and Galvanism ; in old ca-
Acetanilid.
Mercury Plaster. ses, especially of lax
Acid, Carbolic.
Ammonium Chloride. fibre.
Acid, Hydrochloric:
Anesthetics to detect Ginger.
:
to diminish fever and
the presence of phan- Glycerine: when asso-
diarrhea.
tom tumors; also to ciated with acidity.
relax
Acid, Phosphoric:-
abdominal Glycerin oph o sph ates. cooling drink.
walls to permit deep Hyoscyamus. Acid, Salicylic: some
palpation of ab- Ice Poultice: prepared hold that it is good
domen.
by mixing linseed in the typhoid of
Arsenious Acid. meal and small pie- children, many that
Codeine: for pain.
ces of ice, in tympa- it does great harm.
Dionin for pain.
nites of typhoid fe- Acid. Sulphuric Di-
Electricity. ,

ver. luted.
Gaduol.
Ichthalbin. Aconite to reduce
:
Iodine.
Iris. the pyrexia.
lodipin.
lodo-hemol.
Nux Vomica. Alcohol valuable, es-
:

01. Terebinthinae; pecially in the later

Eserine; in phantom.
very efficient as ene- stages.
Hyoscy.amns.
Iodoform. ma, not for external Alum; to check the
application. diarrhea.
Lead Iodide.
Methylene Blue. Antipyrine; to lower
Plumbi Acetas when :
the temperature.
Orthoform. due to want of tone
Papain. Argenti N i t r a s to :
of intestinal muscu-
Pyoctanin.
check diarrhea; in
lar walls.
Silver Oxide. obstinate cases along
Rue: very effective.
Sodium Ethylate. with opium should
Sumbul. ;

Stypticin. not be given until

Vegetable Charcoal in the abdominal pain
Thiosiuamine gruel
Zinc Chloride.
in flatulent
: and diarrhea have
distention of the co- begun.
Zinc Iodide.
lon associated with Aristol.
catarrh; dry, in flat- Arnica; antipyretic.
Tympanites. — See ulent distention of Arsenic: liquor arseni-
also, Elatulence, Ty- the stomach. calis with opium to

217 Manual.
PART II, INDICATIONS.

restrain the diar- suddenly. Sodium Paracreso-

rhea. Enemas: be tried
to tate.
Aeafotida. first, ifconstipation Sodium Thiosulphate.
Asaprol. lasts over two days. Starch, Iodized
Bath: agreeable to Ergot: for intestinal Tannalbin : with ca-
atient, and reduces hemorrhage. lomel.
yperpyrexia. Encalyptol. Tannopin.
Belladonna: during Eucalyptus: thought Tartar Emetic: in
the pyrexial stage it to shorten disease. pulmonary conges-
lowers the tempera- Enquinine. tion.
ture, cleans the ton- Ferri Porchloridi Thalline Sulphate.
gue, and steadies the Tinctura, Thermodin.
ulse; afterwards Glycerine and Water, Thymol.
rings on irritability with lemon juice, as Tribromphenol.
of heart mouth wash. Tripbenin.
Benzanilide: antipy- Guaiacol. Turpentine Oil: at
retic. Guaiacol Carbonate. end of the second
Benzonaphtol. Hydrastine. week, 10 minims (0.6
Bismuth Subnitrate: Hyoscyamus. cc.) every two hours,
to check diarrhea. Iodine: Ger-
specific and every three
Bismuth Subgallate. man treatment; use hours in the night;
Brand’s method of either liquor or tinc- specific if the diar-
cold bathing. ture. rliea continues dur-
Calomel: 10 grn. (0.6 Iron. ing convalescence.
grm) day, and
first Lactophenin. Veratrura Viride.
eight grm.) each
(0.5 Lead Acetate: to check Xeroform
day after, the Ger- diarrhea. Zinc Sulphocarbolate.
man specific treat- Lime Water.
ment. Or: in small Licorice Powder.
continuous doses Magnesium Salicylate. Typhus Fever. — See -

Delirium, Ty-
also,
without producing Mercury Bichloride:
stomatitis.
phoid Fever.
10 drops of solution
Oalx Saccharata: in 'is grn. in 1 oz (0.08 Acid, Phosphoric:
milk, when the ton- grm. 30.0 cc.) water,
: agreeable drink.
gue is black and every two or three Acid, Salicylic: anti-
parched. hours. pyretic.
Camphor. Milk Diet. Aconite.
Carbolate of Iodine: Morphine: in large Alcohol: where failure
one drop of tincture doses, if perforation of the vital powers
of iodine and of li- occurs. threatens.
quefied carbolic acid, Naphtalene. Antimony with Opi-
in infusion of digi- Naphtol. um in pulmonary
:

talis, every two or Naphtol Benzoate. congestion, wake-

three hours. Neurodin fulness, and delirium.
Carbonate of Ammo- Opium : to check de- Antipyrine.
nium. and wakeful-
liri.im Arnica: antipyretic.
Cascara Sagrada. ness at night, and Baptisia.
Charcoal: to prevent to relieve the diar- Baths: to reduce tem-
fetor of stools, ac- rhea. perature. Instead of
cumulation of fetid Phosphorus: if nerv- baths, cold compres-
gas, and to disinfect ous system is affec- ses may be used.
stools after passage. ted. Belladonna: cleans
Chloral Hydrate. Potassium Iodide: the tongue, steadies
Chlorine Water alone or with iodine. and improves the
Chloroform Water. Quinidine: equal to pulse ; too long usage
Copper Arsenite. quinine. makes the heart irri-
Copper Sulphate. Quinine: in large do- table.
ses to reduce the Calx Sacebarata: in
Creosote.
Creolin. temperature. milk, when the ton-
to lower Resorcin antipyretic. gue is black and co-
Digitalis: :

temperature and Rest and Diet. ated.

pulse -rate; death Salol. Camphor.
Sodium Benzoate an- Chloral Hydrate: in
during its use has :

been known to occur tipyretic. wild delirium in the

Kan«J^
218
PART II.
INDICATIONS,

early stages of the plication, Papain.

fever, but not in the Alum crystals, burnt,
: Potassium Chlorate.
later. or dried. Potassium Permanga-
Chlorine Water: not Aluminium Sulphate. nate
ranch used now. Alumnol. Potassa Solution.
Coca: tentative. Ammonium Chloride. Pyoktanin.
Cod-Liver Oil. Aniline. Quinine.
Counter-irritatiou. Aristol. Resorcin.
Diet: nutritious. Arsenic. Silver colloidal.
Digitalis; to increase Balsam Peru. Silver Citrate
the tension of the Belladonna. Silver Lactate.
nlso and prevent BenTioin Tincture. Silver Nitrate.
S elirium ; if a sudden Bismuth Benzoate. Sozoiodole Salts.
fall of pulse and Bismuth Oxyiodide. Starch, Iodized.
temperature should Bismuth Subgallate. Stearates.
occur during its ad- Bismuth Subnitrate. Tannoforra.
ministration it must Borax. Turpentine Oil.
be witheld. Bromine. Zinc salts.
Euquinine. Calcium Bisulphite:
Expectant Treatment. solution. Ulcu.s Durum. — See
Hyoscyainus. Calcium Carbonate. Chancre.
Musk. Precipitated. Ulcus Molle. — ISee
Oil Valerian. Camphor. Chancroid.\
Opium. Chimaphila.
Podophyllum. Chloral Hydrate.
Chlorinated Lime.
Uremia. — See also.
Potassium Chlorate: Coma, Convulsions,
in moderate doses. Cocaine. Bright’s Disease
Potassium Nitrate: Coninm. Scarlet Fever ; and
mild diuretic and Copper Sulphate. the lists of Diaphor-
diaphoretic. Creolin. etics and Diuretics.
Pyramidone. Creosote.
Quinine: in full doses Diaphtherin. Amyl Nitrite.
to pull down tempe- Dijodoform, Apocynum cannabi-
rature. Ethyl Iodide. num.
Strychnine where the
: Europhen. Bromides.
circulatory system Formaldehyde. Caffeine
is deeply involved. Gold Chloride. Chloroform.
Tartar Emetic. Hamamelis. Chloral Hydrate.
Turpentine Oil in the
: Hot Pack. Colchicine.
stupor. Hydrastine Hydro- Digitalis.
Yeast: accelerates the chlorate. Elaterin.
course of the disease. Hydrogen Peroxide. ErythrolTetranitrate.
Ichthyol. Hot Pack.
Ulcei’s and Sores. — Iodine. Hypodermoclysis.
See also, Chancre, Iodoform. Morphine.
Ghancr oid. Bed- lodole. Naphtalene
sores, Throat; Gas- Iron Arseniate. Nitroglycerine.
tric, Intestinal and Iron E’errooyanide. Oil Croton.
Uterine Ulceration Lead Carbonate. Pilocarpine Hydro-
Syphilis. Lead Iodide. chlorate.
Lead Nitrate. Saline or Hydragogue
Acetanilid.
Lead Tannate. Cathartics.
Acid, Arsenious.
Lime. Scoparii succns.
Acid, Boric.
Acid, Carbolic. Magnesia. Sodium Benzoate.
Mercury Bichloride. Strychnine.
Acid, Chromic.
Acid, Gallic Mercury Iodide, Red. Transfusion,
Acid, Nitric. Mercury Oxide, Red. Urethane.
Acid, Phenyloboric.
Venesection.
Methylene Blue: in
Acid, Pyrogallic. corneal ulcers.
Acid, Salicylic. Morphine. Urethra, Stricture
Acid, Sulphuric. Naphtol. of.
Acid, Tannic. Nirvanin. Eletrolysis.l
Acid, Trichloracetic. Opium. Silver Nitrate.
Alcohol: a useful ap- Orthoform. Thiosinamiue.
219 A/ercAr't MannaU
 —
;

y^DlCATlONS. PART II.

Urethritis ~6’ee also, Urine ,

Incontinence Post-Partum, Leu-
Gonorrhea ; and Hat of.
corrhea Menor-
of Astrinyents. ,

Acid, Benzoic. rhagia. Menstrual

Acetanilid.
Antipyrine. D’isorders,Metritis,
Acid, Tannic. Belladonna.
Aconite. Bromalin. Metorrhagia, Pro-
Alkalies: internally. lapsus Uteri, Uter-
Bromo-hemol.
Alnmnol. Buchu. ine Cancer, etc.
Arbutin. Cantharides.
Argentamine. Chloral Hydrate.
Argonin. Collinsonia. Uterine Cancer.
Borax. Gaduol.
Calomel. Glycerinophosphates. Acid, Carbolic.
Copper Sulphate. Hyoscyamus. Acid, Tannic.
Europhen. Ichthalbin. Arsenic.
Ichthyol
Rhus Toxicodendron. Cannabis Indica.
Largin.
Rhus aromatica. Celandine Extract.
Methylene Blue. Strychnine. Chloral Hydrate.
Myrtol.
Conium.
Potassium Chlorate.
Urine, Phosphatic. Dionin.
Potassium Permanga- Dijodoform.
nate. Acid, Benzoic. Glycerine.
Protargol. Acid, Hydrochloric, Glycerite of Tannin:
Pyoktanin. Dil. mixed with iodine,
Resorcin. Acid, Lactic. to check discharge
Silver colloidal. Acid, Phosphoric, Dil. and remove smell.
Silver Citrate. Acid, Sulphuric, Dil. Gossypium.
Silver Nitrate. Ammonium Benzoate. Hydrastinine Hydro-
Sodium Chlorate. chlorate.
Sodium Salicylate.
Sozoiodole Sodium. Urticaria. — See also,
Iodine.
Iodoform.
Sozoiodole Zinc. Prurigo.
Nirvanin.
Zinc Acetate. Morphine.
Acetanilid.
Zinc Permanganate. Alkalies. Orthoform.
Zinc Sulphate. Alnmnol. Opium.
Antipyrine internally. Pyoktanin.
Uric-Acid Diathesis. Sozoiodole-Zinc.
Arsenic.
—See Lithemia.
Arsen-hemol. Stypticin.
Urinary Caltuli. — Benzoin. Thyroid preparations.
See Calculi. Calcium Chloride; to
prevent.
Cocaine. Uterine Congestion
Urinary Disorders. and Hypertrophy.
Chloroform.
See lists of Diure- Colchicum.
tics and of other Gaduol Acid, Carbolic.
agents acting on Glycerinophosphates. Acid, Chromic.
Ichthalbin: internally. Digitalis.
the Urine. Also,
Ichthyol externally. Ergotin.
see Bladder; Al- Iodides. Glycerine.
buminuria;Bright's lodipin. Gold salts
Disease ; Chyluria; lodo-hemol. Ichthalbin- internally.
Lead. Ichthyol: topically.
Cystitis; Diabetes;
Menthol. Iodine.
Dysuria ; Dropsy Sodium Salicylate. Iodoform.
J^uresis; Hema- Strychnine. Iron.
turia; Lithiasis; Potassium Bromide.
Quinine.
Nephritis ; Oxal- Uterine Affections.—
Zinc Valerianate.
uria ; Uremia: See Abortion,
Urethrae Stricture; Amenorrhea Cli- ,

Urine, Incontinen- macteric, Dysmen- Uterine Dilatation.

ce of: Urine, Phos- orrhea Endome- Acid, Carbolic, iodi-
,

phatic. tritis, Hemorrhage zed.

220
PART II. INDICATIONS,

Uterine Tumors. — Ilyoscyamine. Camphor.

See also, Ci/sts, Tu- Menthol. Chloral Hydrate.
mors. Morphine. Cocaine.
Opium. Collodion.
Aramouinni Chloride. Piperine. Cimicifuga.
Calcium Chloride. So7.oiodole-Zinc. Euquinine.
Iodine. Tropacocaine Ether.
Iron Sulphate. Flexible Collodion,
Mercury.
Opium.
Vi^initis. — See also, Glycerite of .Starcli,
Gonorrhea, Leiicor- or Simple Cerate;
Pyoktanin. locally applied.
rhea.
Silver O.vide. Ichthyol: to prevent
Thiosinamine. Acetanilid. pitting.
Acid. Tannic. Iodine.
Uterine Ulceration. Calcium Bisulphite. lodole.
—See also. Ulcers. Chlorine Water. Iron.
Acid. Carbolic. Copper Sulphate. Mercury; to prevent
Acid, Nitric. Eucalyptus. pitting.
Acid, Tannic. Formaldehyde. Opium.
Alum. Grin deli a. Oil Eucalyptus.
Aluminium Sulphate. Hydrastis. Potassium Permanga-
Bismuth Subnitrate. Ichthyol. nate.
Creosote. Potassium Chlorate. Quinine.
Glycerine. Potassium Silicate. Silver Nitrate.
Hydrastis. Resorcin. Sodium Benzoate.
Iodoform. Retinol. Sulphocarbolates.
lodole. Silver Nitrate. Tranmaticin.
Mercury Nitrate Solut. Sodium Salicylate. Triphenin.
Orthoform. Sozoiodole-P otas- Turpentine Oil.
Pyoktanin sium. Zinc Carbonate.
Silver Colloidal. Sozoiodole-Sodium. Zinc Oxide.
Silver Nitrate. Prophylactic: Vacci-
Varicella.— 5'eeCAtcfc- nation with Pure
Uterine Hemorrhage. en Pox. animal Lymph.
See also, Hemor-
rhage. Varicosis. — See also,
Hemorrhoid. Ul- y egetatioiia.— al-
Ergot. cers. so, Tumors.
Ergotin.
Ferropyrine. Arsen-hemol. Acid. Chromic.
Ferri Perchloridum. Bandaging. Acid, Carbolic.
Hydrastis Fluid-Extr. Barium Chloride. Acid trichloracetic.
Hydrastinine Hydro- Digitalis. Caustics; in general.
chlorate. Ergotin. Potassium Bichro-
Ice. Glycerinophosphates. mate.
Stypticin. Hamamelis. Sozoiodole-Zinc.
Hemo-gallol.
Uvnla, Relaxed. Ichthalbin; internally. Venereal Diseases.
Ichthyol: topically. See Gonorrhea, Sy-
Acid. Tannic. Phytolacca. philis, etc.
Ammonium Bromide.
Capsicum. Variola(Siuall-Pox).
Kino. Vertigo.
Pyrethrum. Acid, Carbolic, and Alkalies.
Zinc salts. Sweet Oil. Amyl Nitrite.
Acid, Salicylic. Bromalin.
Vaginismus. Acid, Sulphurous. Bromipin.
Aconite. Bromo-hemol.
Belladonna. Adeps Lan®. Digitalis.
Bromides. Ammonium Carbo- ErythrolTetranitrate.
Cocaine. nate. Glycerinophosphates.
Collinsonia. Antipyrine. Gold.
Conium. Belladonna. Hemo-gallol.
Dionin. Brandy and Whiskey. Iron Citrate.
Iodoform. Bromides. Mercury Bichloride.
221 MiTtUoZ.
INDICATIONS.
PART IL
Nitroglycerine.
Potassium liromidc.
to one dram (2.0 4,0 — from chronic vomit-
grm. Uo the pint(500.0 ing of lumps rt curd-
Quinine. grm.) of milk. If this ed milk.
•Strychnine. fails, stop milk. Also, Horseradieh.
in acute indigestion Ice: sucked.
with acid vomiting.
V omitiiig. — See list of Bismuth.Subnitrate:in
Ice Bag: to spine or
Anti emetics ; also epigastrium.
acute and chronic ca- Iodine compound
Cholera, Hemate- tarrh of the stomach
:

Bolut. in 3-to-5-minim
mesis, Nausea, Sea-
or intestine. (0.2-0.3 cc.) doses.
Sickness, Vomiting
Bismuth Suhgallatc. Iodine and Carbolic
of Pregnancy. Blisters: in vomiting Acid.
Acetanilid. due to renal and hepa- ipecacuanha; in sym-
Acid, Carbolic: in irri- tic colic. pathetic nervous vo-
table stomach along Brandy. miting in very small
with bismuth; alone Bromides: in cerebral doses;in the vomiting
if due to sarcincB or vomiting and cholera of children from ca-
other ferments; in infantum. tarrh and the vomit-
Asiatic cholera and Calcium Phosphate. ing of drunkards.
cholera infantum. Calomel :in minute Iris.
Acid, Hydrochloric. doses in cholera in- Kumy ss in^ obstinate
Acid, Hydrocyanic: in fantum and similar cases.
cerebral vomiting, intestinal troubles. Leeches: to epigastri-
vomiting of phtisis Calumba: a simple bit- um if tender, especi-
and of acute disease ter and gastric seda- ally in malarial vo-
of the stomach. tive. miting.
Acid, Sulphurous: if Carbonic Acid Waters: Lime Water: with milk
duo to sarcinss. with milk. in chronic vomiting,
Acids in acid eructa-
:
Cerium Oxalate: in especially in the case
tions: given immedi- doses of 1 grn. (0.06 of children. Saccha-
ately after food. grm.) in sympathetic rated lime is laxative.
Aconite with Bismuth. vomiting. Magnesia: in sympa-
Alcohol iced cham-:
Chloral Hydrate in : thetic vomiting.
pagne, in sea-sick- seasickness and re- MaguesiumCarbonate
ness, etc. Hot brandy flex vomiting. Menthol.
is also useful. Chloroform: drop Mercury in vomiting
:

Alkalies especially :
doses in sea-sickness, with clayey stools;
effervescing drinks. and in reflex vomit- see Calomel.
Alum ; in doses of five ing such as on pas- MethylChloride:spray
to ten grn (0.3— 0.6 sage of calculi. to spine.
grm.) in phthisis Cocaine. Morphine: hypodermi-
when vomiting is Cocculus Indicus. cally injected in the
brought on by cough. Codeine. epigastrium in per-
Ammonium Carbo- Creosote (Beech- sistent seasickness.
nate. wood). Mustard Plaster over :

Ammonio- Citrate of Electricity: in nervous stomach.

Iron in the vomiting
:
vomiting; the con- Nitrite of Amyl: in
of anemia, especially stant current posi- concentrated form in-

of young women. tive pole on last cer- sea-sickness.

Amyl Nitrite. vical vertebra, and Nitroglycerine like :

Apomorpbine to emp- :
negative over sto- nitrite of amyl.
ty the stomach of its mach. Nutrient Enemata: in
contents. Emetics : if due to irri- persistent vomiting.
Arsenic: in the vomit- tating substances. Nux Vomica: in atonic
ing of cholera; in Enema of Laudanum dyspepsia.
chronic gastric ca- and Bromide of So- Oil Cloves.
tarrh, especially of dium. Opium as a supposi-
:

drunkards chronic, ErythrolTetranitrate. tory in severe acute

;

not acute gastric Ether:like chloroform. vomiting, especially

ulcer and chronic
;
Eucalyptus: in vomit- associated with ob-
painless vomiting. ing due to sarcinoe. stinate constipation,
Atropine. Faradization. which is relieved at
Bicarbonate of So- Gelatin: to the food of the same time.
dium:in children half babies who suffer Orexine Tannate: su

Ufrck*$ Unnuai.
222
PART II. INDICATIONS.

specific when
simple, Calomel: in small Vulvitis. — See also,
asthenic,or anemic doses to salivate, or Pruritus, Prurigo,
anorexia the cause. one largo dose of 10
grm.) Vaginitis.
Also, in incipient or grn. (0.(i

chronic phthisis. Calumba:occasionally

Acid. Carbolic.
Oxygen Water. successful.
Caustics: to the cervix Alum.
Pepsin in the vomit-
:

abraded. Arsenic.
ing of dyspepsia. if
Cerium Oxalate: the Ichthyol.
Peptonized Milk.
Podophyllin. chief remedy besides Lead Acetate.
orexine tannate. Napbtol.
Potassium Iodide : in
very small doses. Champagne. Sodium Thiosulphate.
Potassium Nitrate. Chloral. .Sozoiodole-Sodium.
Pulsatilla: in catarrh. Chloroform Water.
Quinine: in sympa- Cocaine ten minims
:
Warts — See also, Cou-
.

thetic vomiting. (0.6 cc) of a 3 per

dylomata.
Rectal Medication: if cent, solution will
vomiting is nncon- relievo in a few doses.
Acid, Acetic: touch
trolable. Coffee: before rising.
with the glacial acid.
Resorcin. Copper Sulphate. Acid, Arsenious.
Seidlitz Powder. Creosote.
Acid, Carbolic.
Silver Nitrate in ner-
: Dilatation of the Os
Acid, Chromic.
vous derangement. Uteri.
Acid, Nitric.
Sodium llicarbonate. Electricity: same as in Acid, Phosphoric.
Sodium Bisulphite. nervous vomiting. Acid, Salicylic: satura-
Sodium Sulphite. Ily drastine Hydro- ted solution in collo-
Strychnine. chlorate.
dion, with extract of
Tropococaine. Ingluvin.
Indian hemp.
Veratrnm: in vomiting Iodine: a drop of the
Acid, Tannic.
of summer diarrhea. tincture or liquor
Acid, Trichloracetic.
Zinc Sulphate: emetic. sometimes a last re-
Alkalies.
sort
Alum: saturated solu-
Ipecacuanha:in minim
A'^oniiting of Preg- tion in ether.
doses often relieves.
nancy. Alum, Burnt.
Kumyss: as diet.
Menthol.
Antimonic Chloride.
Acid, Carbolic: an un- Chloral Hydrate.
certain remedy. Methy IChlori de:spray
Copper Oleate.
Acid, Hydrocyanic to spine.
Corrosive Sublimate.
sometimes useful; Morphine:suppository
Creosote.
often fails. introduced into the
Fowler’s Solution lo-
Aconite: in full doses, vagina: no abrasion ;

cally applied.
so long as physiologi- should be present, or
Ferric Chloride Tinc-
cal effect in main- there may be symp-
ture.
tained. toms of poisoning.
Ichthyol.
Arsenic where the Naphta: one or two
:

drops.
Mercuric Nitrate.
vomit is blood, or Papain.
streaked with blood, Nux Vomica: one and
one-half drop doses Permanganate of Po-
drop doses of Fowl-
of tincture. tassium.
er’s solution
Potassse Liquor.
Atropine. Orexine Tannate ex- :

temely efficacious Potassium Bichromate.

Belladonna: either in-
and prompt, alter few Poultice.
ternally, or plaster
doses, except where
Rue.
over the hypogastri-
actual gastric lesion. Savin.
um.
Silver Nitrate: in vene-
Berberine. Pepsin: like ingluvin real warts, alongwith
Berberine Carbonate. but not so successful. savin.
Bismuth: along with Plumbic Acetate: in
pepsin.
Sodium Ethylate.
extreme cases. Stavesacre.
Bromalin. Potassium Iodide: like
Bromi deofPotassium: Sulphur.
iodine. Zinc Sulphate.
controls in some Quinine : sometimes
cases in large doses. useful.
Bromo-hemol.
Calcium Phosphate.
Salicin.
Spinal Ice-bag.
Wastii^ Diseases. —
See Emaciation.
223 Mtrek*$ Mannaf
 INDICATIONS.
PAKT 11.

W<*iikni‘ss, .Sonilp. — ( 0.1 Krm.;.10.0 cc.), in as an antiseptic and

Spk also. Adynamia, doses of 1 dram. (4.0 astringent dressing;
p.tr..
cc.); or as enema. and very useful in
Olycerinophosphatos. Aconite: in the fever contused wounds.
Muira Pu.aran, produced. Aluminium Acetate.
SpormiiH*. Aloes: enema. Aluminium Chloride.
Alum: injections. Ammonium Carbo-
Won. Arcca. nate.
Extirpation. Asafetida with Aloes. Anhydrous Dressings. ,
Castor Oil. Ari stol.
Whito.s . — See Leucor- Chloride of Ammoni-
um: to prevent accu-
Balsam of Peru.
rhea , Cervical Ca- Benzoin.
tarrh, Endometritis, mulation of intesti- Bismuth Oxyiodide.
etc. nal mucus, which Bismuth Subgallate.
serves as nidus. Bismuth Snbnitrate.
Whooping- Cough. — Common Salt: along B jotting P.apcr: as
See Pertussis with .antimony, to re- lint, saturated with
move catarrh.al state an antiseptic.
Worms. — See also, of intestine; or alone Borax.
as enema. Calamin.
Chyluria, Tape Ether injection of so-
Worm Anchylos to-
:

lution of 15 minims
Calcium Bisulphite:
miasis Filariosis solution.
(1 cc.) in water. Calendula.
(supplement); and Eucalyptol: injection.
list of Anthelmin- Carbolated Camphor.
tics.
Ferri Perchloridi, Charcoal.
Tinct. enema. :
Chanimoogra Oil.
Acid. FiJicic. Lime Water; enema. Chloral Hydrate: an-
Acid, Picric. Mercurial Ointment: tiseptic and anal-
Acid, Santoninic. introduced into rec- gesic.
Acid, Tannic. tum relieves itching Cinn.amon Oil.
Aloes. and is anthelmintic. Collodion: to exclude
Alum. Oleum Cajeputi. air.
Ammonium Chloride. 01. Terebinthinfc. Conium.
Ammonium Embelate. Quassia; enema; or Copper Sulphate.
Apocodeine. infusion by month. Creolin.
Chloroform. Santonica. Creosote.
Creolin. Santonin Dijodoform.
Eucalyptus. Santoninoxim. Diaphtherin.
Gaduol. Scamony; for thread- Eucalyptus
Ichthalbin: as tonic. worms in rectum. Euphorin.
Iron. Tannin: enema. Europhen.
Kousso. Tonics. Formalbnrain.
Koussein. Vinegar: enema, dilu- Formaldehyde.
Male Fern. ted with twice its Glycerine.
Myrthol. hulk of water. Haraamelis on lint to
:

Naphtal in. restrain oozing.

Oil Turpentine. Heat.
Papain. Won II d s.— also, Hydrogen Peroxide.
Pelletierine. Bed Sores, Ga7i- Iodine.
Petroleum. Ijrene, Hemorrhage, Iodoform.
Potassium Iodide. Inflammation. Py- lodoformogen.
Quinine. emia, Surgical Fe- lodole.
Quassin: infusion ene- ver Ulcers
. also, ;
Loretin.
,
mas in thread worms. list of A^itiseptics.
Lysol.
Santonin. Acetanilid. Naftalan.
Strontium Lactate. Naphtol-Camphor.
Acid, Boric.
Thymol. Acid, Carbolic. Nirvanin
Valerian. Nitrate of Silver; to
Acid, Chromic.
Acid, Nitric. destroy unhealthy
Worms, Thread, Acid, Salicylic. granulations.
(Ascaris Vermicu- Acid. Sulphurous. Nosophon.
laris). Aconite. Opium.
Acid, Carbolic solu- : Airol. Orthoform : as local
tion, 2 grn. to the oz. Alcohol : in pyrexia, anodyne.

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PART II. INDICATIONS.

Petroleum. Zinc Oxide. Gelsemium.

Permanganate of Po- Zinc Sulphate. Iodide of Potassium.
tassium. Ipecacuanha.
Potassium Bichro- Yellow Fever. — See .laborandi.
mate. also, Remittent Lead Acetate.
Potassium Chlorate. Fever. Liquor Calcis.
Poultices. Mercury.
Pyoktanin. Acetanilid. Neurodin.
Quinine. Acid, Carbolic: sub- Nitrate of Silver.
Salol. cutaneously and by Nux Vomica.
Silver colloidal. the stomach. Pilocarpine
Silver Citrate. Acid, Nitrohydrochlo- Piperino.
Silver Lactate. ric. Potassium Acetate.
Sodium Chloride: one Acid, Salicylic. Quinine: in some ca-
half per cent, solu- Acid, Tannic. ses good, in others
tion. Aconite. harmful. ,
Sodium Fluoride. Antipyrine. Salines.
Sozoiodole-P o t a s s i - Arsenic. Sanarelli’s Serum
um, -Sodium, and Belladonna. treatment.
-Zinc. Benzonaphtol. ‘Sodium Benzoate: by
Sphagnum. Calomel. subcutaneous injec-
Stearates. Camphor. tion.
Styptic Collodion: to Cantharides. Sodium Salicylate.
prevent bedsores, etc. Capsicum. Stimulants.
Sugar. Champagne: iced. Sulphur Baths.
Sulphaminol. Chlorate of Potassi- Sulphurous Acid -
Tannin. um. Baths.
Tannoform. Chloroform. Tartar Emetic.
Thymol. Chlorodyne. Triphenin.
Tribromphenol. Cimicifuga. Turpentine Oil : for
Trikresol. Cocaine. vomiting.
Turkish Baths. Diaphoretics (see list Vegetable Charcoal.
Turpentine Oil. • Veratrum Virido.
Neroform. Diuretics (see list of).
Yeast: in hospital Duboisine.
ZOna.
plagedena. Ergot: to restrain the
Zinc Carbonate. hemorrhage, See Herpes Zoster
Euquinine. page 166 .

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15
INDICATIONS. PART II.

Supplement to Part 11.

Anchylostomiasis. BilhnrziosU, beneficial, sometimes

Betel (the juice and not.
Filtration of the Salines to free the
crushed nut) to be drinking water as
swallowed to the primae viae.
prophylactic.
extent of an oz (30.0 Stimulants such as
See also Hematuria champagne or bran-
grm.) ormore daily. page 162.
Extractum filicia li- dy.
quid. Snlfonal.
Thymol 2 t. 32 grn. Filariasis. Removal to healthy
grm.) per day. climate.
(2.0 See Chyhiria, page
After the expulsion 128.
of the parasite Iron,
:

Arsenics, Tonics. Kala-Azar.

HeemoglobinuTic
Fevex'. See above Anchulosio-
Beri-Beri (Kak-ke). miosis and Malaria
(Black-water fever.)
Galvanization. page 176.
Morphine internally Cool sponging.
(Itt/o sol. in aq. lau- Diaphoretics.
rocerasi) most use- Hot water. Draughts Psilosis.
ful to overcome the for the vomiting. (Sprue ,
tropical Di-
alpitations of the Hydrochloric acid for arrhea.)'
eart. vomiting.
Pilocarpinae Murias Liquor Hydrargyri Simaruba and Cin-
subcutaneously as Perchloridi;' intern- namon (Decoction).
diaphoretic and di- ally. Diet.
uretic. Morphine hypodermi- Dover's Powder.
Puncture of the oede- cally. Gregory’s Powder.
mata of the skin. Oxygen inhalations. Milk treatment with
Remove the patients Pilocarpine hypoder- strawberries.
to mountain-ressorts. mically. Papain.
Roborants and Tonics. Pig’s bile. Prolonged rest in bed.
Cardiac stimulants in Quinine and Euqui- Rhubarb and Sodium
agony. nine act sometimes Carbonate.

Manual
226
 Part III— Classiflcation of Medicaments
According to their Physiologic Actions.
Alteratives. Bromipin. Bromides.
Camphor monobrom. Butyl-chloral Hydrate.
Acid, Arsenious. Camphor. Caffeine.
Acid. Hydriodic. Cocaine. Camphor, Monobrom.
Acid, Perosmic. Conium. Chloroform.
Ammonium Benzoate. Coniine Hydrobrom. Codeine.
Ammonium Chloride. Digitalis. Colchicine.
Antimony salts. Gelseminine. Colchi-sal.
Arsenic and Mercury Gelsemium. Dionine.
Iodide Solution. Hyoscine Hydrobrom. Euphorin.
Arsen-hemol. Hyoscyamus. Gelseminine.
Arsenites; and Arseni- Iodides. Heroine.
ates. Opium. Kryofine.
Calcium Chloride. Purgatives. Lactophenin.
Calcium Hippurate. Stramonium. Methylene Blue.
Chrysarobin. Morphine salts.
Colchicum or Colchi- Narceine.
Anesthetics, General.
cine.
Copper salts.
— See also, Ano- Neurodin.
dynes, General. Oil Gaultheria.
Cupro-hemol. Peronin.
Ethyl Iodide. Chloroform. Phenacetin.
Gaduol. Ether. Solanin.
Glycerophosphates. Ethyl Bromide. Thermodin.
Gold salts. Nitrous Oxide. Tonga.
Guaiac. Triphenin.
Ichthalbin.
Iodine.
Anestheticcs Loal. — Anodynes, Local. —
See also, Anodynes,
Iodides
Local.
See also. Anesthe-
lodipin. tics.
Iodoform. Camphor, Carbolated. Acid, Carbolic.
lodo-hemol. Camphor Naphthola- Aconite: tincture.
lodole. ted. Aconitine.
Mercuro-Iodo-Hemol. Cocaine. Ammonia Water.
Manganese Dioxide. Creosote. Atropine.
Mercanro. Ether Spray. Belladonna.
Mercurials. Ethyl Chloride Spray. Chloroform.
Ovaria. Eucaine. Chloral Hydrate.
Potassium Bichrom- Eugenol. Ichthyol.
ate. Erythrophleine Hyr Naftalan.
Potassium Chlorate. drochlorate. Oil Hyoscyamus.
Potassa, Sulphurated. Ethyl Chloride. Pyoktanin.
Pulsatilla. Guaiacol.
Sanguinaria. Gnethol. Antacids or Alkali-
Sarsaparilla. Holocaine. nes.
Silver Salts. Menthol.
Sodium Choleate. Methyl Chloride. Calcium Carbonate.
Sozoiodole-Mercury. Calcium Saccharate.
Morphine.
Stillingia. Orthoform.
Lime Water.
Sulphur. Nirvanin.
Lithium Carbonate.
Thiocol. Tropacocaine.
Magnesia.
Thyroidea. Magnesium Carbon-
Uranium Nitrate. ate.
Xanthoxylum. Anodynes, General. Potassium Bicarbon-
Zinc Salts. ate.
Acetanilid. Potassium Hydrate.
Acid Di-iodo-salic.y lie. Potassium Carbonate.
Analgesics.— 5'eeAMo- Acid, Salicylic; and
dynes, General. Sodium Bicarbonate.
Salicylates. Sodium Carbonate.
Acid, Sulpho-anilic. Sodium Hydrate.
Anaphrodlsiacs. Aconitine.
Belladonna. Antipyrine. Anthelmintics.
Bromalin. Asaprol. Acid. Filicic.
Bromides. Atropine. Acid, Tannic.

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(CLASSIFICATION. FART III.

Alum. Argentaminc. Lycetol.

Ammonium KmVjulnte. Argoniu. Magnesium Citrate.
Arecoline Ilydrohro- Aristol. Magnesium Oxide.
mnt(i. Bismuth Snhgallate. Piperazine.
Aspiiliuin. Bismuth O.xyiodide. Piperidine Bitartarate.
HetH. Copaiba. Potassium Hicarbnn-
Chenopodium. Creolin. ate.
(Chloroform. Cubehs. Potassium Carbonate.
Crcoliu. Europhen. Potassium Citrate.
(Creosote. Ilydrastinc llydro- Saliformin.
Kucalyptol. chlor. Sodium Bicarbonate.
Kous.-ein. Ichthyol. Sodium Phosphate.
Naphtalin. Largiu. Sodium Pyrophos-
Oil Turpentine. Matico. phate.
Oleoresin Male Fern. Mercury Oxycyanide. .Sodium Salicylate.
Pelleticrine Tannate. Potassium Perman •
Urecidin.
Pumpkin Seed ganate.
Quassia Infusion.
Resorcin.
Protargol.
Pyoktanin.
Antiparasitics. — See
Parasiticides.
Santonin (with calo- Santal Oil.
mel). Salol. .Antiperiodies.
Santoninoxim. Silver colloidal.
Sodium Santoninate. Silver Citrate. Acid, Arsenious; and
Spigelia. Silver Nitrate. Arsenites.
Sozoiodole-Sodium .Acid, Picric.
Thymol.
Thalline Sulphate. Acid, .Salicylic; and
Anti-emetics. Zinc salts. Salicylates.
Acid, Hydrocyanic. Ammonium Fluoride.
Bismuth Subcarbon- Antihidrotics. Ammonium Picrate.
ate. Acid, Agaricic.
Anarcotine.
Bismuth Subgallate. Apiol.
Acid, Camphoric.
Bismuth Subnitrate. Acid, Carbolic. Arsen-hcmol.
Bromalin. Acid, Citric.
Berberine Carbonate.
Bromides. Acid, (Jallic.
Cinchona; and alka-
loids of.
Bromipin. Acid, Tannic.
Carbonated Water. Acid, tartaric.
Encalyptol.
Euquinine.
Cerium Oxalate. Agaricin
Chloral Hydrate. Atropine. Methylene Blue.
Hydrochlor- Piperine.
Chloroform. Cocaine
Quinidine.
Codeine. ate.
Creosote. Duboisine Sulphate. Quinine
(^uinoidinc.
Ether. Formaldehyde.
Salicin.
Ichthalhin. Lead Acetate.
Menthol. Muscarine Nitrate.
Orexine Tannate. Picrotoxin. .Antiphlogistics. —
Strontium Bromide. Pilocarpine Hydro- See also, Antipyre-
chlor. tics.
A n tipalactagogues. Potassium Teliurate. Acid, Tannic.
Quinine. Aconite: tincture.
Agaricin.
Salicin. Antimony and Potas-
Belladonna
Salvia Tincture. sium Tartrate.
Champhor; topically.
Coninm. Sodium Teliurate. Digitoxin
Tannoform. Gelsemium.
Ergot
Thalliuni Acetate. Ichthalbin: internally.
iodides.
Potassium Bisulphate. Ichthyol.
.Antilithics. Lead salts.
Saline Purgatives.
Acid, Benzoic; and Mercury.
Benzoates. Naftalan.
Antigoiiorrhoics {or
Antiblenorrhagics).
Ammonium Benzoate. Opium.
Calcium Hippurate. Resinol.
'

Acid, Tannic. Colchi-sal. •

Formin. Antipyretics.
Airol.
Ahim. Lithium salts. Acetanilid.
Alumnol.
'
Lysidine. Acetylphenylhydra- ,i

•
228 .
*t0rek*9 MantfL
PART HI. CLASSIFICATION.

ziue. Bismuth Benzoate. Silver Colloidal.

Acid, Benzoic. Bismuth Naphtolato. Silver Citrate.
Acid, C.arbolic. Bismuth Oxyiodide. SilverLactate.
Acid, Di-iodo-salicjlic. Bismuth Salicylate. SilverNitrate.
Acid, Salicylic. Bismuth .Subgallate. Sodium Biborate.
Aconite: tincture. Cadmium Iodide. Sodium Bisulphite.
Ammonium Acetate: Calcium Bisulphite. Sodium Borate, Neu-
solution. Calcium Permangan- tral.
Ammonium Benzoate. ate. Sodium Carbolate.
Ammonium Picrate. Chlorine Water. Sodium Cinnamnte.
Asaprol. Creolin. Sodium Fluoride.
Benzanilide. Creosote. Sodium Formate.
Cinchonidine Diiodotorm. Sodium Paracreso-
Cinchonine; and salts. Eucalyptol. tate.
Colchicine. Endoxine. Sodium Phenolsul-
Creosote. EugenoL phoricinate.
Euphorin. Euphorin. Sodium Salicylate.
Euquinine. Europhen. Sodium Sulphocarbol.
Guaiacol. Formaldehyde. Sodium Thiosulphate.
Kryofine. Fluorides. Sozoiodole salts
Lactophenin. Gallanol. Styrone.
Methyl Salicylate. Gallobromol. Sulphaminol
Neurodin. Glycozone. Tannoform.
Phenacetin. Hetocresol. Terebene.
Phenocoll Hydrochlpr. Hydrogen Peroxide. Terpinol.'
Quinidine. Hydrozone. Thalline Sulphate.
Quinine and salts. Ichthyol. Thiosinamine.
Quinoline Tartrate. Iodoform. Thymol.
Pyraraidone. lodoformogen. Trihomphenol.
Pyrantine. lodole. Xeroform.
Resorcin. Largin. Zinc Carbolate.
Salicin. Listerine. Zinc Permanganate.
Salicylates Loretin. Zinc Sulphocarbolate.
Salol. Losophan
SodiumParacresotate. MagnesiumSalicylate. Aiitisialagogiias.
Thalline Magnesium Sulphite.
Thalline Sulphate. Atropine.
Menthol.
Thermodin. Mercury Benzoate. Belladonna.
Thymol. Mercury' Bichloride. Cocaine Hydrochlo -

Triphenin. rate
Mercury Chloride.
Veratrum Viride: tr.
Mercury Cyanide. Myrrh.
Mercury Oxycyanide. Opium.
Antiseptics.-S'ce also. Potassium Chlorate.
Naftalan.
Disinfectants
Naphtalin. Sodium Borate.
Acetanilid. Naphtol.
Acid, Benzoic; and Naphtol Benzoate. Antispasmodics
Benzoates. Nosophen. Acid, Camphoric.
Acid, Boric; and Bo- Oil Cade. Aconite, tincture.
rates. Oil Eucalyptus. Ammoniac.
Acid, Carbolic. Oil Gaultheria. Ammonium Valerian.
Acid, Oxy-Naphtoic, Oil Pinus Pumilio Amylene Hydrate.
Alpha. Oil Pinus Sylvestris. Amyl Nitrite.
Acid, Paracresotic. Oil Turpentine. Anemonin
Acid, Picric. Paraformaldehyde. Antispasmin.
Airol. Potassium Chlorate. Asafetida..
Ammonium Benzoate. Potassium Perman- Atropine.
Antinosin. gan. Benzene.
Anthrarobin. Potassium Sulphite. Bromoform.
Aristol. Pyoktanin. Bismuth Valerianate.
Asaprol. Pyridine Bitter-Almond Water.
Ascptol. Quinine. Bromalin.
Benzonaphtol. Resorcin. Bromides.
Betol. Retinol.
Bismal.
Bromoform
Salol. Camphor.
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CLASSIFICATION. PART HI.

Camphor, Monobroni.
Cherry-Laurel Water.
Antizymotics. — See Astringents, Intes-
Antiseptics and Dis- tinal.
Chloral Hydrate. infectants.
Chloroform. Acid, Agaricic.
Coniine Hydrobro- Aperients — See Ca- Acid, Lactic.
mate. thartics. Bismal.
Curare. Bismuth Naphtolate.
Eserine. Aphrodisiacs. Bismuth Subgallate,
Ether. Cantharides. and other bismuth
Ethyl Bromide. Damiana. salts.
Ethyl Iodide. Gaduol. Blackberry.
Hyoscine Hydrobrom. Glycerinophosphates. Bursa Pastoris.
Hyoscyamus. Gold. Catechu.
Lactucarium. Muira Puama: fi. ext. Eudoxine.
Lobelia. Nux Vomica. Geranium.
Lupnlin. Phosphorus. Hematoxylon.
Morphine. Spermine. Kino.
Musk. Strychnine. Krameria
Nitrites. Lead Acetate.
Nitroglycerine. Astringents Monesia.
Opmm. Acid, Chromic. Silver colloidal.
Paraldehyde. Acid, Gallic. Silver Nitrate.
Potassium Iodide. Acid, Lactic. Tannalbin.
Pulsatilla; tincture. Acid, Tannic. Tannigen.
Stramonium. Acid, Trichloracetic.
Tannoform.
Sulfonal. Alum, Burnt. Tannopine.
Urethane. Aluminium Xeroform.
Acetate:
Valerianates. solution.
Viburnum prunifol. Aluminium Acetotart.
Zinc Valerianate.
Cardiac Sedatives.
Aluminium Chloride.
Aluminium Sulphate. Acid, Hydrocyanic.
Antituberculars. Alumnol. Aconite.
Baptisin. Antimony prepara-
Acid, Cinnamic. Bismuth Subgallate, tions.
Acid. Gynocardic. and other bismuth Chloroform.
Antituberculous salts Digitalis.
Serum. Cadmium Acetate. Gelsomium.
Cantharidin. Cadmium Sulphate. Muscarine.
Creosote and salts. Copper Acetate. Pilocarpine.
Diiodoform. Copper Sulphate. Potassium salts.
Eugenol. Eudoxine. Veratrine.
Gaduol. Ferropyrine. Veratrum Viride.
Guaiacol and salts. Gallobromol.
Guaiacetin. Hydrastine Hydro- Cardiac Stimnlnuts.
Guaiaporol. chlorate.
Guethol. Hydrastis (Lloyd’s). Adonidin.
Glycerinophosphates. Ichthyol. Adonis Vernalis.
Ichthalbin. Iron Perchloride. Ammonia.
Hetol. Iron Sulphate and
,
Ammonium Carbo-
Iodoform orlodoform- other iron salts. nate.
ogen: topically, Potassium Bichro- Anhalonine Hydro-
lodole mate. chlorate.
Methylene Blue. Lead Acetate, and Atropine.
Oil Chaulmoogra. other lead salts. Cactus Grandiflorus.
Oil Cod- Liver. Resinol. Caffeine.
Potassium Canthari- Silver Citrate. Convallaria.
date subcutaneously. Silver Lactate. Convallarin.
Sodium Cinnamate. Silver Nitrate. Coronilla.
Sodium Formate: sub- Sozoiodole-Sodium. Digitalin.
cutaneously. Sozoiodole-Zinc. Digitalis.
Sodium Phenolsul- Tannoform. Digitoxin.
phoricinate. Xeroform. ErythrolTetranitrate.
Spermine Zinc Acetate. Ether.
Thiocol Zinc .Sulphate. Nerium Oleander: tr.
Manuel.
230
PART III.
CLASSIFICATIO

Nitroglycerine. phate. Coffee.

Oxygen. Sodium Phosphate. ErythrolTetranitrate.
Sparteine Sulphate. Sodium Pyrophos- Ether.
Strophanthin. phate. Kola
Strophanthus. Sodium Sulphate. Nicotine.
Strychnine. Sodium Tartrate. Nitroglycerine.
Strychnine.
Carminativos. DEA8TIC CATIIAETICS :

Cliolagjogues. — See
Acid, Cathartinic. Cathartics; also,
Anise.
Baptisin. Stiniu I ants, Hepatic.
Calnmba.
Colocynth.
Capsicum.
Colocynthin. Cicatrizaiits. — See
Cardamom. Elaterin. Antiseptics.
Caraway.
Cascarilla.
Elaterium.
Euonymin.
Coiistrnctives. — See
Chamomile. Tonics.
Cinchona.
Gamboge.
Jalap. Counter-Irritants. —
Chiraita.
Cinnamon. Jalapin. See Irritants.
Oil, Croton.
Cloves.
Podophyllin. Demulcents.
Gentian.
Podophyllotoxin.
Ginger. Acacia.
Menthol. Podophyllum.
Scammony. Albumen.
Nutmeg. Althaea.
Nux Vomica. Hydeagogues: Cetraria.
Oil Cajeput. Chondrus.
Oil Mustard. Drastic Cathartics in Elm.
Orange Peel. large doses. Flaxseed.
Pepper. Saline Purgatives. Gelatin.
Pimenta. Glycerine.
Quassia. Cholagoques: Oil Olive.
Sassafras. Aloin. Salep.
Serpentaria. Euonymin. Starch.
Validol. Iridin.
Leptandra.
Mercurials.
Deodorants. — See
Cathartics. also, Disinfectants,
Ox-Gall.
Laxatives :
Podophyllum. Acid, Carbolic.
Cascara Sagrada. Sodium Choleate. Ammonium Persulph.
Figs. Sodium Oleate. Calcium Perman-
Glycerine. ganate.
Chlorine Water.
Magnesium Oxide. Caustics. — See Es- Creolin.
Manna. charotics.
Mannit. Cumarin.
Oil Olive. Formaldehyde.
Rhamnus Frangula. Cerebral Depres - Heliotropin.
Sulphur. saiits. — See also^ Hydrogen Peroxide.
Tamarind. Narcotics. Hydrozone.
Iron Sulphate.
Simple PuegativES; Anesthetics, general. Listerine.
Antispasmodics ; sev- Potassium Perman-
Aloes.
eral. gan.
Calomel.
Hypnotics. Mustard seed ground.
Oil Castor.
Narcotics. Tannoform.
Rhubarb.
Senna. Zinc Chloride,
Cerebral Stimulants.
Saline Puegatives :
Alcohol. Deoxidizers (Reduc-
Magnesium Citrate. Amyl Nitrite. ing Agents or Re-
Magnesium Sulphate. Atropine. actives).
Potassium Bitartrate. Belladonna. Acid, Pyrogallic.
Potassium Tartrate. Caffeine. Anthrarohin.
Potassium and Sodi- Cannabis. Chrysarobin.
um Tartrate. Coca. Eugallol.
Sodium Ethylsnl- Cocaine. Eurobin.
231 .^fanua/.
 CLASSIFICATION. PART 111.

Eureaol. Ptyalin. Juniper.

Ip.hthyol Takadiastase. Kava Kava
Lonigallol Lithium salts.
Lenirobiu. Discutients.--Ne« Re- Lycetol.
Naftalan. solvents. I^sidino.
Resorcin. Matico.
Saligallol.
Disinfectants. See— Nitrites.
Oil Juniper.
also, Deodorants,
Oil Santai.
Depilatories.
Acid. Boric. Oil Turpentine.
Bariara Sulphide. Acid, Carbolic. Pilocarpine Hydro-
Calcium Oxide. Acid, Sulphurous. chlorate.
Calcium Sulphydrate. Aluminium Chloride. Piperazine.
Cautery. Ammon. Persulphate. Potassium Acetate.
Iodine. Aseptol. Potassium Bitartrafe.
Sodium Ethylate Benzonapbtol. Potassium Citrate.
Sodium Sulphide. Borates. Potassium Nitrate.
Thallium Acetate. Calcium Bisulphite. Saliformin.
Calcium Permangan. Sandal Wood Oil.
Chlorine Water. Scoparin.
Depressants, various. Creolin. .Sodium Acetate.
— See Cerebral, He- Eucalyptol. Sodium Nitrate.
patic, Motor, Res- Fluorides. Sparteine Sulphate.
piratory.— Also, Car- Formaldehyde. Spirit Nitrous Ether.
diac Sedatives. Glycozone. Squill.
Hydrogen Peroxide. Strophanthus.
Diaphoretics and Hydrozone. Theobromine.
Sndoriflcs. Iron Sulphate. Theobromine and So-
Lime, Chlorinated. dium Salicylate.
Acid Salicylic
,
;
and Mercury Bichloride. Uropherin.
Salicylates. Naphto!
Aconite. Oil Eucalyptus.
Alcohol. Potassium Permangan. Ecbolics. — See Oxy-
Ammonium Acetate. Pyoktanin.
tocics.
Camphor. Sodium Naphtolate.
Cocaine. Solution Chlorinated Emetics.
Dover’s Powder. Soda
Ether. Sozoiodole salts. Alum.
Guaiac. Thymol. Antimony Sulphide,
Oil of Turpentine Zinc Chloride. Golden.
Opium. Antimony and Potas-
Pilocarpine Hydro- sium Tartrate.
chi or. Diuretics. Apomorphine Hydro-
Potassium Citrate. Adonidin. chlorate
Potassium Nitrate. AdonisyVernalis. Copper Sulphate.
Sodium Nitrate. Ammonium Acetate. Emetine.
Spirit Nitrous Ether. Apocynum. Ipecac.
Veratrum Viride. Arbutin.' Mercury Subsulphate.
Atropine. Mustard, with tepid
Belladonna. . water.
Dige.stives. Sangninarine.
Betula Extr.
Acid, Hydrochloric. Cactus Grandiflorns. Saponin.
Acid, Lactic. Caffeine.
Zinc Sulphate.
Diastase of Malt. Cantharides
Extract Malt. Chian Turpentine.
Ingluvin. Emmenagogues.
Colchicine.
Lactopeptine Convallamarin. Acid, Oxalic.
Orexine Tannate: in- Copaiba. Aloes.
directly by increasing Coronilla. Apiol.
peptic secretion and Cubebs. Apiol ine
gastric peristalsis. Digitalis preparati- Cantharides.
P.ancreatin ons. Ergot
Papain Digitoxin. Eumenol.
Pepsin. Formin. Guaiac.

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PART 111. CLASSIFICATION.

Iron Chloride, and Benzoates. Cetrarin.

other salts of iron. Cetrariu. Ferrohacmnl.
Manganese Dioxide. Emetine, in small Gaduol.
Myrrh. doses. Hcmo-gallol.
Pennyroyal. Glycyrrhizin, Ammo- Hemol.
Potassium Perman- mated. Hemoglobin.
ganate. Grindelia. Ichthalbin.
Pulsatilla tincture.
:
Ipecac. Iron compounds.
Quinine. Lobelia. Manganese compo-
Rue. Oil Pinus Sylvestris. unds.
Savine. Oil Santal.
Senecio. Oil Turpentine.
Pilocarpine Hydro- Hemostatics.
— See
Strychnine. Styptics and Hemo-
Tansy. chlorate.
statics.
Potassium Iodide.
Errhines {Uternuta- Pyridine.
iories). Sangninarine. Hepatic Depressants.
Cubebs. Saponin. LESSENING BILE:
Sangninarine. Senegin.
Squill. Alcohol,
Saponin. Lead Acetate.
Veratrine. . Tar.
Terebene. Purgatives: many of
White Hellebore. them.
Terpene Hydrate.
Eschai'otics (Caus- ? Terpinol. Morphine.
tics). Opium.
Quinine.
Acid, Acetic, Glacial. Galactagognes.
Acid, Arsenious. Acid, Lactic.
Acid. Carbolic. LESSENING UREA:
Castor Oil: topically.
Acid, Carbolic, Iodi- Extract Malt. Colchicum.
zed. Galega. Morphine.
Acid, Chromic. Jaborandi. Opium.
Acid, Dichloracetic. Pilocarpine Hydro- Quinine.
Acid, Lactic. chlor.
Acid, Nitric. Potassium Chlorate. LESSENING GLYCOGEN:
Acid, Trichloracetic. Thyroidin. Arsenic.
Alum, Burnt Antimony.
Copper Snljphate. Codeine.
Iodine. Gastric Tonics (Sto-
viachics). Morphine.
Mercury Bichloride. Opium.
Potassa.' Alkalies: before meals. Phosphorus.
Silver Nitrate. Aroinatics.
Soda. Berberine Carbonate.
Sodium Ethylate. Hepatic Stimulants.
Bismuth salts.
Zinc Chloride. Bitters. Acid, Benzoic.
Zinc Sulphate. Carminatives. Acid, Nitric.
Cetrarin. Acid, Nitrohydro-
Expectoi'auts. Chamomilla Compo- chlor.
Acid, Benzoic. und. Aloes.
Ammoniac. Hydrastis. Ammonium Chloride.
Ammonium C a r b o -
Ichthalbin. Amyl Nitrite.
nate. Nux Vomica. Antimony.
Ammonium Chloride. Orexine Tannate. Arsenic.
Ammonium S a i c y 1 -
Quassin. Baptisin.
late. Strychnine. Benzoates.
Antimony and Potas- Calomel.
sium Tartrate. Germicides. .
— See Colo cy nth.
Antimony salts in gen- Antiseptics and Dis- Euonymin.
^
eral.
infectants. Hydrastine Hydro-
Apocodeine Hydro- chlorate.
chlorate.;
Apomorphiue Hydro-
Heinatinics. — See Ipecac.
also, Tonics. Iridin.
chlorate. Iron.
Balsam Peru. Acid, Arsenious; and Mercury Bichloride.
Balsam Tolu. arsenical compounds. Podophyllin.
233 U*rck’$ ilmnumL
 : ,

CLASSIFICATION. PART III.

PotaBsiam and So- Oil Croton Datnrine.

dium Tartrate. Silver Nitrate. Duboisine Sulphate.
Resin Jalap. Euphthalmine.
Sanguinarine. VESICANTS: Gelseminine.
Sodium Bicarbonate. Acid, Acetic, Glacial. Homatropine Hydro-
Sodium Oleate. Cantharidin. bromate.
Sodium Phosphate. Chrysarohin. Hyoscine Hydrobro-
Sodium Pyrophos- Euphorbium. mate.
phate. Mezereon. Hyoscyamine.
Sodium Salicylate. Oil Mustard. Muscarine.
Sodium Sulphate. Mydrine.
Laxatives. — See Ca- Scopolamine Hydro-
Hypnotics (,S op o ri- thartics. bromate.
fles).
Amylene Hydrate. Motor Depressants. Myotles.
Arecoline Hydrobro-
Bromidia. Acid, Hydrocyanic. mate.
Cannabine Tannate. Aconite. Eserine (Physostig--
Chloral Hydrate. Amyl Nitrite. mine).
Chloral- Ammonia. Amyl Valerianate. Morphine.
Chloralose. Apomorphine Hydro- Opium.
Chloralamide. chlorate. Muscarine Nitrate; in-
Chloralimide. Bromalin. ternally.
Codeine. Bromides. Pilocarpine Hydro-
Dionine. Bromipin. chlorate.
Duboisine Sulphate. Bromoform.
Heroine. Chloral Hydrate. Narcotics.— 5ce also,
Hyoscine Hydrohrom. Chloroform (large Hypnotics.
Hyoscyamine. doses).
Morphine. Coniine Hydrobrom- Chloroform.
Narceine. ate. Chloral Hydrate.
Paraldehyde. Curare. Conium.
Peronin. Gelsemium. Dionine.
Sulfonal Gold Bromide. Heroine.
Tetronal. Lobelia. Hyoscyamine.
Trional. Muscarine. Hypnotics.
Urethane. Nitrites. Indian Hemp.
Nitroglycerine. Morphine.
Intestinal A s t r i n - Physostigmine, Narceine.
gents. —
See Astrin- Quinine; large doses. Narcotine.
gents. Sparteine Sulphate. Opium.
Veratrum Viride. Peronin.
Irritants. Rhus Toxicodendron.
Stramonium.
Motor Excitants
BUBEFACIENT8
Alcohol. Nervines.— A^ee Anti-
Acetone. Atropine.
Ammonia. Belladonna.
spasmodic , Ano-
Arnica. Brucine. dynes ,
Sedatives,
Burgundy Pitch. Camphor. Anesthetics, Motor,
Canada Pitch. Chloroform. Mo-
Depressants,
Capsicum. Convallarin.
Chloroform. Ignatia.
tor Stimulants
Iodine. Nux Vomica. Narcotics.
Melissa Spirit. Nicotine.
Menthol. Picrotoxin. Nutrients. — See He-
Mustard Pilocarpine Hydro- niatinics and Tonics.
Oil Turpentine. chlorate.
Oleoresin Capsicum. Pyridine. Oxytocics {Echolics.)
Spirit Ants. Rhus Toxicodendron. Acid, Salicylic.
Volatile Oils. Strychnine. Cimicifugin.
Cornutine.
PUSTDLANTS t Mydriatics. Cotton-Root Bark.
Antimony and Potas- Atropine. Ergot.
sium Tartrate. Cocaine. Ergotin.
Utrck't Manuai.
234
 PART 111. CLASSIFICATION.

Hydrastine. Chloroform. Conium,

Hydrastinine Hydro- Conium. Dionine.
chlorate. Gelsemium Duboisine Sulphate.
Pilocarpine Hydro- Muscarine. Eserine.
chlorate. Nicotine. Ether.
Potassium Permanga- Opium. Ethyl Bromide
nate. Oxaphor. Ethylene Bromide.
Quinine. Physostigma. Gallobromol.
Rue. Quinine. Heroine.
Savine. Veratrum Viride. Hyoscine Hydrobrom.
Sodium Borate. Hyoscyamine.
Stypticin. Respiratory Stimu- Hyoscyamus.
Viburnum prnnifol. lants. Lactucarium.
Lobelia.
rarnsiticides. —
See Aspidosperma (Que- Morphine.
Antiseptics and Dis- bracho). Narceine.
infectants. Aspidospermine. Neurodine.
Atropine. Paraldehyde.
Ptyalagogiies. — See Caffeine. Peronin.
aialoffoffues. Cocaine. Scopolamine Hydro-
Duboisine Sulphate. bromate.
Purgatives. — See Strychnine. Solanin.
Cathartics. Stramonium: tincture.
/

Restoratives. See — Sulfonal.

Pustnlants.— ^eeJrrt- Hematinic, Tonics. Urethane.
tatits. Valerian. andValerian-

Refrigerants.
Rubefacients. ^ See ates.
Validol.
Irritants.
Acid; Citric.
Acid, Phosphoric, Di- Sedatives, Cardiac Sialagogues {Ptyala-
lute. (or Vascular). — gogues)
Acid, Tartaric. See Cardiac Seda- Acids and Alkalies.
Ammonium Acetate. tives.
Antimony compounds.
Magnesium Citrate.
Capsicum.
Magnesium Sulphate. Sedatives (Nerve). — Chloroform.
Potassium Bitartrate. See also, Depres-
Potassium Eserine
Citrate. sants.
Potassium Ginger.
Nitrate.
Potassium Acetanilid. Iodine compounds.
Tartrate.
Sodium Acid, Hydrobromic. Mercurials.
Nitrate.
Sodium Tartrate. Acid, Hydrocyanic. Mezeroon.
Acid, Valerianic. Muscarine
Ally! Tribromide. Mustard.
Resolvents (Discuii- Pilocarpine Hydro-
ents). Amylene Hydrate.
Amy] Nitrite. chlor.
Acid. Perosmic. Pyrethrnm.
Anemonin
Arsenic.
Antipyrine
Cadmium Iodide. Antispasmin. Soporifics.— Nee Hyp-
Gaduol. Bromalin. notics.
Ichthalbin: internally.
Bromides
Ichthyol: topically.
Iodides.
Bromidia. Spinal Stimulants. —
Bromipin. See also, Motor Ex-
Iodine.
Bromo-hemol. citants.
lodipin.
Bromoform.
lodole. Alcohol.
Butyl-Chloral.
lodo-hemol. Atropine.
Caesium and Ammo-
Mercurials. Camphor: small doses.
nium Bromide.
Thiosinamine.
Camphor. Ignatia.
Camphor, Monobrom. Nux Vomica.
Respiratory Depres- Picrotoxin.
sants.
Cannabine Tannate.
Chloral Hydrate. Strychnine.
Acid, Hydrocyanic. Chloroform.
Aconite.
Chloral.
Cocaine Sternutatories. — See
Codeine. Errhines.
235 3/erdl/t ManuaU
classikication. PART ill.

StiniiiliuitH, 1! r o II •
VKOUTAIinU TUNICS; Hydrastine Ilydro-
•iliial, Sne Expecl- chlor.
oranis, Absinthiu.
Stypticin.
Baptiain.
Suprarenal extract.
Bitters.
StlmuliiiitH, ViiriouH.
Borberine Carbonate.
— See Gastric. Hepa- Bebeerine. Vaso-Dllators.
tic, Renal, Spinal, Cinchona alkaloids
Vascular, etc. Amyl Nitrite.
and salts. Ether.,
Cod-Liver Oil.
Stomavhics. — See Columbin.
Erythrol Tctranitrafe.
Nitroglycerine.
Gastric Tonics. Eucalyptus. Potassium Nitrite.
Gaduol. Sodium Nitrite.
Styptics and Hemo- Hydrastis. Spirit Nitrous Ether.
statics. Quassin.
Salicin.
Acid, Gallic. Vascular Sedatlvea
Acid. Tannic. and Vascular Stim-
Acid, Trichloracetic. OTHER TONICS: nlaiitH —SeeCardiac
Alum. Sedatives, and Car-
Acids, Mineral. diac Stimulants.
Antipyrine
Acid, Arsenious; and
Copper Sulphate. its salts.
Creolin.
Acid lactic. Vermicides.— .See An-
Ferropyrine. thelmintics.
Acid, llypophospho-
Hamamelis.
rous.
Hydraatinine Hydro- Bismuth salts. Vesicants.— See
chlorate. irri-
Cerium salts. tants.
Iron Perchloride.
Copper salts, small
Iron Subsulphate.
doses.
Iron Sulphate. Antitoxiues and Sera
Gold salts.
Lead Acetate. Glycerinophosphates. conferring iiuiiiu-
Manganese Sulphate. Hemo-gallol. nity:
Oil Turpentine.
Hemol. Diphtheria- Antitoxin.
Silver Niti'ate
Hypophosphites. Lymph pure animal
Stypticin.l
Ichthalbin. for vaccination.
Suprarenal Extract. Iron compounds. Mallein.
Manganese compounds. Serum Antileprous
P.hosphorus. acc. to Carrasqiiilla.
Sudorillcs.— See Dia-
phoretics.
Spermine. Serum Antistrepto-
Tonics, Nerve. See — coccic.
Nervousness. Neu- Serum Calmettes’
Teuiafuges.— See rasthenia Neuritis, against snake-poison.
Ati-
H ah
,

thelmintics. Opium it , in Serum Haffkines’

Part n. against plague.
Tonics, Cardiac. — Serum Maraglianos’
Antituberculous.
See Cardiac Stimu- A^aso-Coiistrictors.
lants.
Serum Sanarellis’
Ergot and its prepa- against Yellow fever.
rations.'? SeruraYersin’s against
Tonics, General. — Hydraatinine Hyd.ro- plague.
See also, Hematinics. chlorate. Tuberculin.

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 Principal Changes in the British Pharmacopoeia.

Revised Edition 1898.

Acetum Cantharidis (see Cantharis p. 19) (strength 1 : 10).

Acetum Ipecacuanhae (Ipecac p. 41) (l liquid Extract in 20 .

Dose; 10 to 30 iq (0.6— 2.0 cc.).

Aqua Chloroformi (Chloroform p. 21) strength now: Vi^’o in-

stead of Va%.

Beberinae Sulphas (p. 14) is omitted.

Bismuthi Citras (p. 15) is omitted.

Bismuthi et Ammonii Citras (p. 15) is omitted.

Caffeinae Citras effervescens.

Dose : 60 to 120 grn. (4.0— 8.0 grm.).

Cataplasmata
Carhonis
Conii
Fermenti (p. 20) are omitted.
Lini
Sinapis
Sodae chlorinatae

Cetraria (p. 20) is omitted.

Cinchonidinae Sulphas (p. 22) is omitted.

Cinchoninae Sulphas (p. 22) is omitted.

Confectiones:
|

Eosae caniuae I
/
Scammonii ( 'P' omitted.
Terebinthinae
|

Creasotum (p. 24).

Dose: 1 to 5
m (0.06-0.3 cc.) not 1 to 3 iq.

3
Decocta:
Cetrariao
(Jinchonae
Hordei
Papavoris
Pareirae (p. 25) are omitted.
Quercus
^>arsae
Sarsae composit.
Scoparii
Taraxaci
Decoctum Granati Corticis (p. 26) and Pomegranate (p. 60).
Strength : now 1 :
5, formerly 1 : 10.
Dose: to 2 f. oe (15—60 cc.), instead of 2 to 4 f. oz.

Emplastra; I

Galbani
Saponis fuse. )

Emplastrura Belladonnae, see Belladonna (pp. 14 & 25)

now from Liquid Extract; is considerably weaker than the former
plaster (contains 0.5 o/o of the alkaloids of Belladonna root).

Emplastrum Menthol! (p. 27), strength now about (1 :7), for-

merly 1:5.
Enemata:
Aloes
Asafoetidae
(p. 27) are omitted.
Magnesii Sulpliatis
Opii
Terebinthinae
Ergotln (p. 27) (omit Bonjean) = Extractum Ergotae.
Dose : 2 — —
8 grn. (0.1 0.5 grm.).

Extracta:
Aconiti
Alo6s Soccotrinae
Belae liquid.
Calumbae
Colchici acetic.
Conii
Gelsemii alcoholic.
Haematoxyli
(p. 30) are omitted
.laborandi
Lactucae
Lupuli
Mezerei aether.
Papaveris
Pareirae
Qnassiae
Khamni Frangulae
» > liquid
4
 Extract. Belladonnae alcohol, (pp. 14 & 30).
Vs of former strength. Dose: >/4 to 1 grn. (0.016 to 0.06 grm.).
° not
Vi« to Vj grn.

Extract. Belladonnae liquidutn. (new).

Dose : '/s to 1 iq. (0.03—0.06 cc.).

Extractum Belladonnae (juice of the fresh herb), = Ex-

(p. 30)
tractum Belladoimne viride.
Extractum Euonymi siccum (p. 30 and Euonymus (p. 29).
Dose: 1 to 2 grn. (0.06—0.12 grm.) instead of 1 to 4
grn.).

Extractum Ipecacuanhae liquidum. (new).

expectorant Vs to 2 (0.03-0.12 cc.); as an emetic
15 to 20 n) (1.0 — 1.25 cc.).
11
)

Extractum Jaborandi liquidum (Pilocarpus) (p. C8).

Dose: 5 to 15 (0.3— 1.0 cc.;.II)

Extractum Nucis vomicae (pp. 30 & 58),

contained formerly 150/o total alkaloids, now 5 O/o Strychnine.
Dose:
V* to 1 grn. (0.015 to 0.06 grm.) as indicated on p. 30..

Extractum Nucis vomicae liquidum

contains 1.5 o/o Strychnine. Dose: 1 to 3 fl) (0.06—0.18 cc.).

Extractum Opii liquidum, (see Opium powdered

pp. 55 & 30).
Dose: 5 to 30 6) (0.3 — 2.0 cc.) not lO to 40 ii).

Extractum Physostigmatis, (see Physostigma

pp. 58 & 30)
Vi of former strength; Dose:
to 1 grn. (0.015-0.06 grm
of Vi6 to Vi grn. (0.004—0.015 grm.). ^ ^ lusteaa
instead )

Extractum Rhei (Rhubarb, pp. 67 & 30).

^ grm-), formerly 5 to 15 grn. (0 3 to
fogrm)^
Extractum Strophanthi (new).
Dose 'A to 1 grn: (0.015—0.06 grm.).
:

Glycerinum Acidi gallici (p. 34) is omitted.

Glycerinum Acidi Borici (new)

contains 30 o/o Boric Acid.

Glycerinum Pepsini (new).

Dose 1 to 2 f. dr (4—8 cc.).
:

Hydrargyri Oleas (l Mercuric Chloride, 2 Hard soap, i,

25 Oleicacid).
Infusa
Anthemidis
Catechu
Cusso > (p. 39) are omitted.
Jaborandi J

Lini
j
'

Maticae
Valerianae (p. 40)

o
Infusum Cascarillae, p. 39 1 ,
: 20 formerly 1 : 10 .
,

Dose '/« to 1 f. oz (15.0 — 30.0

:
cc.) instead of 1 to 2 f. oz.

Infusum Ergotae (Ergot, pp. 27 & 20, formerly

39), l : 1 : 40.
Infusum Quassias (Quassia pp. 64 &
39), 1 : 100, formerly 1 : 80.
Infusum Rhsi (Rhubarb pp. 67 & 40), 1 20, instead 1
; : 41),
Dose: Va to 1 f. oz (1.5.0— SO cc.).
Infusum Scoparii l lO takes .the place of JDccoctum Scoparii
:

1 : 20 (p. 25 and Scoparius p. 60).

Dose : 1 to 2 f. oz (30.0—60 cc.).

Infusum SsrpsntariaB (Serpentaria pp. 70 & 40) l : 20, formerly

Injectio Apomorphias Hypoderm. '(Aponiorphine pp. ii & 40).

1:100, formerly 2 grn. in 100 n\ (0.12 grm. 6.25 cc.). ;

Dose: 5 to 10 n\ (0.3— 0.6 cc.) instead of 2 to 8 6).

Injectio Cocainae Hypoderm., see Solution (Liquor) Cocainae

Hydrochloratis (p. 76).
Dose: 2 to 5 0) (O.i — 0.3 cc.), instead of 2 to 10 m. ,

Kamala (p. 43) is omitted.

Lamellae Atropinae (new), Gelatine discs containing ^/sooo gm.

(0,013 rngi-rn.) of Atropine Sulphate each.

Linimentum Belladonnae (p. 45). 250 Liquid extract per 500,

formerly 1 Root to I'/s Liniment.

Liniment, lodi (p. 45) replaced by Liquor lodi fortis ; l0“/i) Iodine
6“'o Potassium Iodide.
Liniment. Sinapis (new) contains 4 Oil, 6 Camphor, 14 Castor
(Oil and 86 Spirit.

Liquores: {Soluiionea p. 75, 76 and 77).

Antimonii Chloridi
Calcii Chloridi
Perri Acetatis fort.
Ferri dialysat.
Gutta Percha
lodi
• are omitted.
Lithiae effervcsc.
Magnesii Citratis
Morphinae Bimeconatis
Morphinae Sulphatis
Potassae effervesc.
Sodae
Sodae effervesc.

Liquor Calumbae concentratus (new): l Root, 2 Liquor.

Dose: Va to 1 f. dr. (2.0 — 4.0 cc.).
6
Liquor Caoutchouc l : 20 = Solution Gutta PercLa 1 : 8, (p. 76.)

Liquor Chiratae concentratus (new) (i : 24).

Dose : ‘/s to 1 f. dr. (2.0 — 4.0 cc.’).

Liquor Cuspariae concentratus (new) (l : 2),

Dose : >/2 to 1 f. dr. (2.0 — 4.0 cc.).

Liquor Epispasticus (l :
2), formerly l : 4.

Liquor Ethyl Nitritis (new) contains 3 — of Ethyl nitrite.

Dose : 20 to 60 tl\ (1.2— 8.0 cc.).

Liquor Ferri Acetatis with 12,5% of Solution of Ferric sul-

phate now takes the place of Solutio (Liquor) Ferri Ace-
tatis und Liquor Ferri Acetatis fortior p. 76.
Dose : 5 to 15 rq (0.3— l.o cc.).

Liquor Hamameiidis (new), 2 Liquor destilled from 1 fresh

leaves.

Liquor Hydrargyri Perchloridi (p. 77).

Dose : Va to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.), formerly */a to 2 f. dr.

Liquori Krameriae concentratus (new) (i : 2).

Dose ; Va to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.).

Liquor Morphinae Tartratis (new) (l : lOO).

Dose : 10 to 60 (I) (0 6—1 8 cc.).

Liquor Pancreatis (new).

—
Dose: 1 2 f. dr. (4.0 — 8.0 cc.).
Liquor Picis Carbonis (new) (l :
5) Used only externally.
Liquor Quassiae concentratis (new) (l : 10).
Dose ; Va to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.).

Liquor Rhei concentratus (new) (1 : 2).

Dose : Va to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.)

Liquor Sarsae Compositus concentratus (new). [lO Sarsa-

parillae, 10 Sassafras Root, 10 Guaiacum Wood, 10 Li-
quorice Root, 5 Mezereon Bark, 100 Liquor.]
Dose : 2 to 8 f. dr. (8.0 — 30.0 cc.).

Liquor Senegae concentratus (new) (i : 2).

Dose : Va to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 oc.).

Liquor Sennae concentratus (new) (i : i).

Dose : >/2 to 1 f. dr. (2.0 —4.0 cc.).

Liquor Serpentariae concentratus (new) (i : 2).

Dose : Va to 2 f. dr. (2.0 — 8.0 cc.).

Liquor Strychninae Hydrochloridi (p. 78).

—
Dose; 2 to 8 iq (0.12 0.5 cc.), formerly 4 to 10 iq.

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Liquor Thyreoidei (now).
ipo m (6 cc.) represent one entire thyreoid gland
Dose: 5 to 15 m (0.8— i.o cc.).
Lithii Citras effervescens (new) 5%.
Dose: 60 to 120 grn. (4 — 8.0 grm.).
Manna (p. 47) is omitted.
Mastiche (p. 48) is omitted.
Mel (Honey p. 37) is omitted.
Misturae:
j
Ferric aromatic, > (p. 50) are omitted.
Scamnionii )

Mistura Sennae compos, (p.50) is slightly stronger.

Dose accordingly: 1 to 2 f. oz (30.0—60.0 cc.) instead of 1 to 2Ht f. oz
Morphinae Sulphas (p. 5l) is omitted.
Oleatum Hydrargyri (Oleate, Mercury p. 53) is omitted.
Olea (p. 54 & 55): X

Myristicae express.
Pini sylvestris i are omitted.
Rutae
I
Sabinae I

Oleum phosphoratum (p. 55).

Dose: l to 5 (0.06 — 0.3 cc.), formerly
ill 5 to 10 IT).

Oleum Rosae (new).

Pilulae (p. 59):
Conii composit.
are omitted.
Ferri Oarbonatis
Ferri lodidi !

Pilula Aloes et Ferri (p. 58). [Aloes 2, Exsicc. Ferrous Sul-

phate 1,0 in 9.]
Dose: 4 to 8 grn. (0,26 —0.5 grm.), formerly 5 to 10 grn.

Pilula Aloes &, Myrrhae (p. 59).

Dose : 4 to 8 grn. (0.25 — 0.5 grm.), formerly 5 to 10 grn.
Pilula Galbani composita = Pilula Asa foetida comp. (p. 59).

Pilula Hydrargyri Subchloridi comp. (p. 59).

Dose: 4 to 8 grn., formerly 5 to 10 grn.

Pilula Phosphor! (p. 59).

Dose 1 to 2 grn. (0.06—0.12
: grm.), formerly 2 to 4 grn.

Pilula Quininae Sulphatis (new).

Dose : 2 to 8 grn. (0.12 —0.5 grm.).
Pilula Rhei composita (p. 59) (Rheum l. Aloes 0,75 in 6).

Dose : 4 to 8 grn. (0.25 0.5 grm.). —

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 Plumbi Nitras (Lead Nitrate p. 44) is omitted.
Potassii Cyanidum (p. 6i) is omitted.

Rosae Centi'foliae, Petala (p. 67) are omitted.

Sodii Nitras (p. 73) is omitted.
Sodii Valerianas (p. 75) is omitted.

Spiritus Aetheris, also Spiritus Aetheris compositus &, Spiritus

Aetheris nitrosi (p. 79).
Actnal Dose: 20 to 40 (1.2 —
2.5 cc.), for repeated administration;
flfl

for a single administration fiO to 90 ITI (3.0—6 cc.).

Spiritus Anisi (new) (i : lo).

Dose : 5 to 20 n\ (0.3—1.25 cc.).

Spiritus Cajuputi (p. 79 & 80) contain five

„ Cinnamotni times the proportion of
oils present in the spi-
„ Lavandulae
rits of the P. B. of 1885,
„ Menthae Piperitae e. g. 1 10 instead 1 50.
: :

„ Myristicae Dose: 5 to 20 ni)(0.3— 1.25 cc.)

Spiritus Juniperi (l : 20). formerly 1 : 50.
Spiritus Rectificatus = Alcohol 90%.
Spiritus Tenuior (p. 80) is omitted.
Spiritus vini gallici contains at least 43,5% by volume of
ethyl hydroxide.

Succus Limonis (new) The freshly extracted juice of the ripe

fruit of Citrus medica, containing 7 to 9% citric acid.
Suppositoria: \

Acidi carbolici c. Sapone

» tannici c. Sapone > (p. 82 & 83) are omitted.
Mydrargyri
Morphinae c. Sapone '

Suppositoria Acidi carbolic, (new) i grn. in each.

Suppositoria Beiladonnae (new) iV*grn. (o,i gnu.)
m each =
‘/so grn. (0,001 grm.) of Alkaloid
in the
ale. Extr
aggregate.
Suppositoria Morphinae contain V* grn.
(0,015 gnn.) of Morphia
^
Hydrochloride, fomerly V2 grn.

Syrupi (p. 83):

j

Ferri Suhchloridi I .

Mori omitted.
(

Papaveris I

Dose : ‘/a to 1 f. dr. (2.0 — 4.0 cc.).

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Syrupus Calcii Lactophosphatis (new).
Dose ‘/s to 1 f. dr. (2.0 1.0 cc.).
: —
Syrupus Cascarae Aromaticus (new) (8 Liq. Extr. of Cascara
sagrad. in 20 Syrup).
Dose : *<s to 2 f. dr. (2.0 — 8.0 cc.).

Syrupus Codeinae (new) l f. dr. (4 cc) contains grn. (0,015 gnn.)

of Codeine Phosphate.
Dose: i;« to 2 f. dr. (2.0— 8.0 cc.).

Syrupus Ferri lodidi is stronger (p. 83), being now 10%, for-
merly 6% of ferrous iodide.

Syrupus Ferri Phosphatis cum Quinina & Strychnina Syrup. =

Ferri, Quininae et StrychninaePhosphatum U. S. P. (Eastons
Syrup p. 83), contains at present 1 grn. (0,06 grm ) anhydr.
ferrous phosphate grn. (0,05 grm ) Quinine sulphate
,
&
'/aa gm. (0,002 grm.) of Strychnine per f. dr.
Dose : ’/a to 1 f. dr. (2.0—4 0 cc.).

Syrupus Glucosi (new) (l in 3). Excipient for pills.

Syrupus Pruni Virginianae (new) (15%).

Dose ’/2 to 1 f. dr. (2.0 —4.0 cc.).
:

Syrupus Scillae (p. 83).

Dose : Va to 1 f. dr. (2.0 —4.0 cc.), formerly ‘/a f. dr.

Syrupus Sennae (p. 83).

Dose: Va to 2 f. dr. (2.0 — 8.0 cc.), formerly 1 f. dr.

Syrupus Zingiberis (p. 85) (2,5 in lOO Syrup).

Tabellae Trinitrini contain *;'ioo grn. (0,0006 grm.) Trinitro-
glycerine.
Dose: 1 to 2 tablets.

Tincturae (p. 87—91):

Aurantii
Chloroformi composit.
Ergotae
Ferri Acetatis
Gallae
are omitted.
Laricis
Lobeliae
Sabinae
Valerianae
Veratri viridis
Zingiberis fort.
Tinctura Aconiti (p. 86) l :
20, formerly 1 : 8.

Dose: 5 to 15 rq (0.5— 1.0 cc.); if frequently repeated 2 to 5 iq (0.1

to 0.3 cc.).

Tinctura Aurantii (p. 87) (1 fresh peel: 4).

Dose : ’'a to 1 f. dr. (2.0 to 4.0 cc.).

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 I Tinctura Belladonnae (p. 87) is stronger than the former tincture.
Dose : 5 to 15 fll (0.3— 1.0 cc.).

Tinctura Buchu (p. 87) l :

5, formerly 1 : 8.
Dose: '! to 1 f. dr. (2.0 to 4.0 cc.).
'/ •

Tinctura Calumbae (p. 87) i 10, formerly : l : 8.

Dose: ‘'o to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.);’

Tinctura Camphora comp. (p. 87), contains in each f. dr. '/i grn.
(0,015 grm.) of Opium.
Dose : 'h to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.).

Tinctura Cantharidis (p. 87).

Dose: 5 to 15 Df( (0.3 — 1.0 cc), formerly 5 to 20 fH.

Tinctura Capsici (p. 87) (l : 20, formerly 1 : 27).

Dose: 5 to 15 n] (0.3 — 1.0 cc.), instead of 5 to 20 tlj.

’
‘
Tinctura Cardamomi comp. (p. 87).

•>
Cascarillae (p. 87) l :
5, formerly 1 : 8.
I
I » Catechu (p. 88) l :
5, formerly 1:8.
Chiratae (p. 88) 1 : lO, formerly 1:8. >

[
» Cimicifugae (p. 88) l : lO, formerly 1 : 8.

» Cinchonae (p. 88).

I , » Cinnamomi l :
5, formerly 1 : 8.
{
I
Doses : 'I2 to 1 f. dr. (2.0 — 4.0 cc.), instead of V2 to 2 f. dr,

Tinctura Cocci l : lo, formerly 1 : 8.

I
, Dose : 5 to 15 n] (0.3 — 1.0 cc.), instead of 30 01.

Tinctura Colchici Seminum l 5, foi-merly 1:8.

Dose: 5 to 15 01 (0 3 — 1.0 cc.), formerly 10 to 30 0\.
Tinctura Conii (p. 88) l :
5, formerly l : 8.

Tinctura Croci (p. 88).

Dose: 5 to 15 o\ (0.3 —1.0 cc.), formerly Vs f. dr. (2.0 cc;).

Tinctura Cubebae (p. 88) 1 :

5, formerly l : 8.
Dose: >'« to 1 f. dr. (2.0—4.0 cc.).

Tinctura Digitalis (p. 88).

Dose: 5 to 15 oi (0.3— i.O cc.), instead of 10 to 30 O).

Tinctura Ergotae Ammoniata see Tinct. Ergotae

(p. 88).
Dose: '/o to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.) instead of 5 to
30 tt\.

Tinctura Ferri Perchloridi (p. 88).

Dose: 5 to 15 (0.3— i.O cc.), instead of 10 to 30
p[(
m
Tinctura Gelsemii (p. 89) l lO, formerly
1:8. :

Dose: 5 to 15 H] (0.3— 1.0 cc), instead of 5

to 20 n).

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Tinctura Gentianae comp. (p. 89) i lO, instead of
: i : is.
Dose : to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.), formerly */s to 2 dr.

Tinctura Hyoscyami (p. 89) l : lO, instead of l ;8.

Tinctura Jaborandi (p. 89) l : 5, instead of 1:4.

Tinctura Jaiapae (p. 89) l :

5, instead of 1:8.
Dose: 'n to 1 f. dr. (2.0 — 4.0 cc.), formerly <,» te 2 f. dr.

Tinctura Kino (p. 89).

Dose: Va to 1 f. dr. (2.0 —4.0 cc.), instead of > * to 2 f. dr.

Tinctura Limonis (p. 89) l : 4, instead of l : 8.

Dose : Vs to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.).

Tinctura Aetherea (p. 89) l 5, instead of -.

i : 8.
Dose: 5 to 15 m (0.3 — 1.0 cc.), formerly 10 to 30 n).

Tinctura Lupuli (p. 89) l 5, instead of 1:8.

:

Dose; V* to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.).

Tinctura Myrrhae (p. 89) l :

5, instead l : 8.

Tinctura Nucis Vomicae (p. 90).

Dose 5 to 15 n\ (0.3 1.0
: — cc.), instead of 10 to 20 n).

Tinctura Opii (p. 90) contains now 0,75“;o Morphine.

Dose: 5 to 15 n) (0.3 — 10 cc.) for repeated administration; for a
single administration ;
20 to 30 (T\ (1.2 — 2.0 cc.), formerly 5 to 40 n\.

Tinctura Podophyili (p. 90) contains twice the proportion of

Podophyllum Resin as formerly.
—
Dose: 5 to 15 (I) (0.3 1.0 cc.), instead of 15 to 60 n\.

Tinctura Pruni Virginiani (new) 1:5. n

Dose: V« to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.).

Tinctura Quassiae l 10 instead of i 27.

: :

—
Dose: Vs to l f. dr. (2.0 4.0 cc.), formerly Va to 2 f. dr.

Tinctura Quiiiaiae (new) l : 20.

Dose : Va to 1 f. dr. (2.0 — 1.0 cc.).

Tinctura Quininae (p. 90) 1:50.

Dose: Va to l f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.), formerly 'a to 2 f. dr.

Tinctura Quininae Ammoniata (p. 90) l : 50.

Dose: Va to l f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.), formerly Va to 2 f. dr.

Tinctura Rhei (p. 90) replaced by Tinctura Rhei comp.

Dose: Va to 1 f. dr. (2.0 — 4.0 cc.) for repeated administration; for a
single administration 2 to 4 f. dr. (8.0—15.0 cc.).

Tinctura Sciilae (p. 90) 1:5 instead ot 1:8.

Dose: 5 to 15 n\ (0.3— 1.0 cc.), formerly 10 to 30 n\.

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 Tinctura Senegae (p. 90) 1:5 instead of l : 8.
Dose: */s to 1 f. dr. 12.0— 4.0 cc.), formerly Va to 2 f. dr.

Tinctura Scnnae Compos, (new) l 5. :

Dose: Vs to 1 f. dr. (2.0 — 4.0 cc.), for repeated administration; for a

single administration 2 to 4 f. dr. (8.0—16.0 cc.).

Tinctura Serpentariae. i :5 instead of i : 8.

Dose: '/a to 1 f. dr. (2.0— 4.0 cc.), instead of 1 to 2 f. dr.

Tinctura Stramonii [Leaves] (new) l : 5.

Dose: 5 to 15 n\ (0.3— 1.6 cc).
Tinctura Sumbul (p. 91) l : lO instead of 1 : 8.
Dose : Va to l f. dr. (2.0 —4.0 cc.), formerly 10 to 30 [p.

Tinctura Tolutana (p. 91) 1 : lO instead of 1 8. :

Dose : >/• to 1 f. dr. (2.0 — 4.0 cc ), formerly 20 to 40 n\.

Tinctura Valerianae Ammoniata (p. 91) 1:5 instead of 1:8.

Tinctura Zingiberis (p. 91) 1: 10 instead of 1 ; 8.

Trochiscus Acidi carbolici (new) cont. 1 grn. (0.06 grm) each.

Dose: l to 3 Lozenges.
Trochiscus Eucalypti Gummi (new) contains l grn. (0.06 grm.)
eHcli.
Dose: 1 to 6 lozenges daily,
Trochiscus Guaiaci Resinae (new) cont.
3 grn. (0.18 grm.) each.
Dose 1 to 3 lozenges daily.
:

Trochiscus Krameriae (new) cont. i grn. (o.06 grm.)

° ^ Extract
each.
Dose: l to 6 lozenges daily.
Trochiscus Krameriae et Cocaine (new) cont.
i grn. (0.06 erm.).
Extract & Cocainae Hydrochloride ‘/20
gm. (0.003 grm.).
Dose: 1 to 10 lozenges per day.
Trochisci Opii (p. 92) are omitted.
Trochiscus Potassi Chloratis Each lozenge contains
(p., 92).
3 grn. (0.18 grm.) Potassium Chlorate instead
of grn. 5 (0.3).
Trochiscus Sodii Bicarbonatis (p. 92). Each lozenge contains
feodium
fof
(0.3 grm.).
'
Bicarbonate instead 5 gm
fa '

Unguenta (p. 93):

Antimonii tartarati
Calaminae
Elemi
Potassae sulphm’atae omitted.
Sabinae
ISimpl.
Terebinthinae
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Unguentum Acidi borici (p. 93) i : lo, formerly i : 7.

Unguentum Acidi salicylici (p. 93) 2 : lOO, formerly 3.7 : lOO.

Unguentum Aconitinae (p. 93) i : 50, formerly i:60.

Unguentum Aquae Rosae (new) = Cold Cream.

Unguentum Atropinae (p. 93) l : 50, formerly l : 60.

Unguentum Belladonnae prepared with Liq. Extr. ,

contains
0,6% of the alkaloids of Belladonna root.

Unguentum Cantharis (p. 93) 1 in 10, formerly 1 in 7.

Unguentum Cocainae (new) lin25.

Unguentum Creosoti (p. 93) l in lO, formerly 1 in 9.

Unguentum Eucalypti (p. 93) 1 in 10, formerly 1 in 5.

Unguentum Gallae (p. 93) l in 5, formerly 1 in 6V2.

Unguentum Hydrargyri comp, (p.93) 1 in 2.5, formerly 1 iu 4‘;2

(Met.).

Unguentum Hydrargyri Nitratis dilutum (p.93) lin5, formerly

1 in 3 (Met.).

Unguentum Hydrargyri Oxidi flavi (new) iin50.

„ „ „ rubri (p. 93) 1 in 10, formerly 1 in 8

„ „ Subchloridi(p. 93) linlO, formerlylin6*,2.

Unguentum lodi (p.93) 1 in 25, fonnerly 1 in 31.

Unguentum Paraffini (new). (Hard Paraffin 3, Soft Paraffin 7.)

Unguentum Plumbi Acetatis (p. 93), ,lin25, formerly ljn37V«.

„ „ Carbonatis (p. 93) 1 in 10, formerly 1 in 8.

,, „ Jodidi (p.93) 1 in 10, formerly lin8.

Unguentum Potassi Jodidi (p.93) linio, formerly linS®/*

Unguentum Staphisagriae (p. 93), lin6, formerly 1 in 2Vi.

Unguentum Sulphuris (p. 93) 1 in 10, formerly iin5.

Unguentum Veratrinae (p. 93) 1 in 50, formerly 1 in 63.

Vina (p. 95):

Aloes
,• are omitted.
Opii
Rhei

Vinum Antimoniale (p. 95).

Dose: 10 to 30 n\ (0.6 — 2.0 cc.); as an emetic 2 to if. dr. (8.0—16.0 cc.).

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Vinum Ipecacuanhae.
Dose: 10 to 30 rri (0.6 to 2.0 cc.) as an expectorant; as an emetic
4 to 6 f. dr. (15.0—22 cc.).

Corrigenda in Part I.
Pag: 82 (Suprarenal capsule), 14th and 20th line from
bottom for muttons (mutons) read sheep.

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