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Arsenic Com- pounds; Weed- killers, Sheep- dips Atropine Barium Salts Belladonna Cantharides Chloroform ; Chloral Golchicum ; Conium Copper Salts : Yerdigris, Blue Yitriol olive or any bland oil ; boiled oatmeal or linseed gruel. Do not use Stomach Pump or Syphon. Emetic ; animal charcoal in water ; stimulants — brandy, ether, ammonia. Hot-water bottles to feet and chest. Vinegar; citric or tartaric acid; lemon- juice. Milk, olive oil, white of egg, linseed tea or oatmeal gruel. . Brandy. Do not use Stomach Pump or Syphon. Emesis generally produced. Give copious draughts of warm water; tannic acid, strong tea {hoil the leaves to extract the tannin) ; white of egg. Brandy, spirit of sal volatile. If strongly caustic weed-killer has been taken, treat first for the alkali (q.v.). If simple arsenical poisoning, use stomach syphon or give emetic ; ferric hydrate (calcined magnesia added to ferric chloride) ; dialysed iron, milk, white of egg, magnesia. Oatmeal gruel, lin- seed tea. See Belladonna. Epsom or Glauber's salt in water ; emetic. Stomach syphon or emetic ; 20 gr. tannic acid, strong tea made by boiling the leaves ; charcoal and water ; hypodermic injection of i gr. pilo- carpine nitrate. Artificial respiration. Oxygen. Emetic at once. Empty stomach by means of soft tube. Proceed very carefully if there is blistering. Opium, morphine subcutaneously. Linseed tea, oatmeal gruel. Stomach tube, emetic, fresh air, artificial res- piration, oxygen, Amyl-nitrite inhalation ; 10 min, of solution of strychnine hydrochloride 1 per cent. Emetic, egg albumen, tannic acid, strong tea. If vomiting has not occurred, use stomach syphon. Give 10 gr. potassium ferrocyanide in a little water. Give chalk or magnesia, milk, and white of egg. Poultice abdomen. 178 FIRST LINES IN DISPENSING Digitalis Eserine Fungi .. Henbane Grases : Coal Gas, Sewer Gas, Nit- rous Fumes, &c. Iodine. Lead Salts. Mercury Salts : Corrosive Sub- limate, White or Red Precipi- tate Opium: Morphine, Chlorodyhe, &c. Phosphorus : Rat- paste Silver Salts Strychnine : Yer- min-killer Zinc Salts Stomach syphon or emetic ; 20 gr. tannic acid or very strong tea made by boiling the leaves ; animal charcoal in water. Stomach tube or emetic ; tannic acid. Stomach tube or emetic; treat on general principles. As for Belladonna. Artificial respiration ; oxygen ; treat on general principles. Thirty grains of sodium sulphite or common ' hypo ' in water ; two or three teaspoonfuls of solution of saccharated lime in water ; mucilage of starch, tragacanth, or arrowroot; linseed tea, &c. Epsom or Glauber's salt in water. Stomach tube ; emetic. Emetic ; stomach tube ; copious draughts of milk ; white of egg beaten up in milk. Stomach tube, emetic; potassium permanganate (10 gr. in a pint of water). Brandy, ether, ammonia, strong coffee. Keep patient moving, and stimulate body. Artificial respiration. Stomach tube ; emetic ; 2 gr, copper sulphate in a little water. Half a teaspoonful of Sanitas in water at intervals of twenty minutes of first hour. Copious draughts of milk. Avoid oil. A tablespoonful of common salt in warm water both as an antidote and as an emetic; white of egg. Milk. Prompt emetic or use of stomach syphon ; 20 gr. tannic acid in water; very strong tea made by boiling the leaves; a draught containing potassium bromide 1 dr., chloral hydrate 20 gr. Chloroform inhalation between spasms ; amyl- nitrite inhalation between spasms. Sodium or potassium bicarbonate in water ; soap solution; tannic acid; copious draughts of milk. INDEX Abbreviations of Latin terms, 47 Acacia in mixtures, 66 Adhesive margins to plasters, 140 paste, 43 Alcohol, 155 conversion tables, 156 rule for diluting, 157 Ampoules, 150 Antidotes to poisons, 175 Apothecaries' measure, 6 weight, 6 Apparatus for making pills, 99 Argand Bunsen, 18 Avoirdupois weight, 6 Balance, the, 7 Bismuth mixtures, 63, 64 Blisters, 135, 141 Bottles an^ labels, 40 Bougies, 120 gelatin basis for, 127 Breast plasters, 141 Bromoform mixtures, 75 Bunsen burner, 15 Burners, Bunsen, 15 gas, 15 Cachets, 94 Calcination, 22 Capsule filling, 146, 149 mould, 146 Capsules, folding, 150 gelatin solution for hard, 148 gelatin solution for soft, 147 soft, 146 Centigrade thermometer, 14 Chemicals, definition of, 37 Chlorine mixtures, 78 Colation, 35 Colour changes in mixtures, 82 Comminution, 25 Condenser, Liebig's, 20 reflux, 21 worm, 20 Condensers, 20 Contracted forms of Latin terms, 47 Copaiba mixture, 67 Copying prescriptions, 37 Cork press, 42 Crystallisation, water of, 23 Dangerous mixtures, 86 Decoction, 27 Desiccation, 23 Destructive distillation, 21 Difficult pills, 117 Digestion, 28 Dispensary, the, 1 Dispensers, warning to, 86 Dispensing, 37 general remarks on, 36 of poisons, the, 169 Distillate, the, 20 Distillation, 20 destructive, 21 fractional, 21 Drops, 40 Drying oven, 24 Emulsifiers, 70 Emulsifying agents, 66 Emulsions, 65 Equivalents, approximate, 7 Essential oils, salting out of, 58 Examples of prescriptions, 54 180 INDEX Excipient, the, 101 Excipients, classified list of, 110 Explosive combinations, 90 Extract of male fern mixtures, 77 Extraction of drugs, 26 Fahrenheit's thermometer, 15 Fats, mixtures containing, 65 Filling and closing cachets, 94 Filter papers, how to fold, 31, 33 Filtering materials, 30 Filtrate, the, 30 Filtration, 30 hot, 35 Fixed oils, 66 Folding capsules, 150 powders, 92 Fractional distillation, 21 Funnels, 31 Gralenicals, definition of, 37 Gallon, the, 5 Gargles, 41 Gelatin bougies, basis for, 127 capsules, hard, 148 capsules, soft, 146 coating of pills, 112 pessaries, basis for, 127 solution for pill coating, 112 solution for hard capsules, 148 solution for soft capsules, 147 suppositories, basis for, 126 General remarks on dispensing, 36 Gilding of pills, 117 Glass graduates, 13 Glucanth, 110 Glycerin suppositories, 126 Glyco-gelatin basis, 145 Granules, 98 Gum resins, 77 Habits, objectionable, 42 Habits of neatness, 42 Hand balance, the, 9 Heat, 14 measurement of, 14 Heating appliances, 15 Hot filtration, 35 Hygroscopic powders, 93 Imperial measures, 5, 6 weights, 6 Incineration, 23 Infusion, 26 Irish moss in mixtures, 69 moss mucilage, 69 Irons, plaster, 139 Keeping properties of mixtures, 59 Keratin coating of pills, 115 solution for pill coating, 1 16 Kilogramme, International, 5 Koseals, 96 Label dampers, 42 Labelling, 2 Labels, paste for, 43 sizing and varnishing of, 3 Latin terms and abbreviations, 47 Levigation, 23 Liniments, 41 yolk of egg, 72 Liquid paraflfin emulsions, 60 Lotions, 41 Maceration, 28 Machine, pill, 100 Marc, the, 28 Measures, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13 Meniscus, the, 13 Methods of dispensing resinous tinctures, 59, 61 Metre, International, 5 Metric weight and measure, 7 Minim pipette, 13 Mixtures, 40, 56 colour changes in, 82 containing chlorine, 78 containing fixed oils and fats, 65 containing gum resins, 77 containing incompatibles, 84 containing oleo-resins, 67 containing resinous tinc- tures, 59 INDEX 18 Mixtures containing volatile oils, 65 dangerous, 86 keeping properties of, 59 presenting peculiarities, 73 simple, 57 Mortar and pestle, 25, 99 Mortars, method of warming, 130 Moulds for suppositories, pes- saries and bougies, 122 for tablet triturates, 143 Neatness, habits of, 42 Numbering prescriptions, 37 Objectionable habits, 42 Oils, fixed, 66 volatile, 67 Ointments, 129 crystalline substances in, 131 examples of, 133 extracts in, 131 insoluble powders in, 131 liquids in, 131 Oleo-resins, mixtures containing, 67 Papers, filter, how to fold, 31, 33 Paste for labels, 43 Pastille mould, 145 Pastilles, 145 Pearl coating of pills, 114 Percentage solutions, 153 Percolate, the, 28 Percolation, 28 Percolator, 28 Pessaries, 120 gelatin basis for, 127 Pharmaceutical operations, 20 Pharmacy,; 36 Phosphorated suet, 108 Pill apparatus, 99 coating. 111 excipients, 102, 110 ingredients, methods of treat- ment, 104 machine, 100 mass, preparation of, 101 rounder, 101 varnish, 117 Pills, 98 difficult, 117 gelatin coating of, 112 gelatin solution for coating, 112 gilding of, 117 keratin coating of, 115 pearl coating of, 114 salol coating of, 116 silvering of, 117 sugar coating of. 111 varnishing of, 116 Pipette, minim, 13 Plaster irons, 139 shapes, 135, 137 Plasters, 134 breast, 141 with adhesive margins, 140 Poison schedule, 170 Poisons, 168 and antidotes, 175 dispensing of, 169 sale of, 168 storing of, 173 Pound, the, 5 Powder folding, 92 Powders, 91 hygroscopic, 93 regulated, 26 Preparation of pill mass, 101 Prescription, the, 43 Prescriptions, copying, 37 examples of, 54 examples with English trans- lations, 54 translations of, 54 Proof spirit, 156 Pulverisation, 23 Pump, stomach, 176 Quillaia bark, 73 Eectified spirit, 155 Reflux condenser, 21 Regulated powders, 26 Regulations for dispensing of poisons, 169 for sale of poisons, 168 for storing poisons, 173 Removal of stoppers, 3 12 182 INDEX Resinous tinctiires, methods of dispensing, 59, 61 Retarding chemical action, 79 Retort stand, 17 Sale of poisons, 168 Salol coating of pills, 116 mixtures, 76 Salting out of essential oils, 58 Saturated solutions, 30 Schedule of poisons, 170 Sieves, 26 Sifting, 25 Signs used in prescriptions, 45 Silvering of pills, 117 Simple mixtures, 57 Size for labels, 2 Soap in liniments, 72 Solubilities, table of, 160 Solute, the, 28 Solution, 28 Solutions, saturated, 30 Solvent, the, 28 Spatulas, 130 Spirit lamp, 19 Stearin suppositories, 125 Stomach syphon, 176 Stoppers, removal of, 3 Storing of poisons, 173 Straining materials, 35 Sublimate, the, ,22 Sublimation, 22 Sugar coating of pills, the. 1-^ a r-i U3 •I >«= (Di -P; 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