The practitioner's ready reference book : a handy guide in office and bedside practice / by Richard J. Dunglison.

  • Dunglison, Richard J. (Richard James), 1834-1901.
Date:
1883
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Credit: The practitioner's ready reference book : a handy guide in office and bedside practice / by Richard J. Dunglison. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Erythema— Alcoholic lotions. Bath (vapor aud warm). Favus. See Tinea fa\ Fevers— Acetic acid. Acid drinks. Aconite. Alcohol. Alkalies. Amuionium, acetate and chloride of. Arsenic. Bath (warm, tepid, etc.). Belladonna. Blisters. Calcium, phosphate of. Camphor. Castor oil. Fissure of Anus, etc Belladonna. Benzoic acid. Castor oil. Chloral. Fissure of Nipple. ' Flatulence— Ammonia. Aromatics. Assafcetida. Bismuth. Capsicum. Carbolic acid. Fragilitas Ossium — Cod-liver oil. Corrosive sublimate. Freckles— Benzoin. Borax. Frostbite— Camphor. Iodine. Galactorrhcea— Alcohol. Belladonna. Camphor. Conium. Camphor. Caibolic acid. Lead, subacetate of. osa. Chloral. Chlorine. Cinchona. Citric acid. Cold affusion. Conium. Digitalis. Glycerine. Ice. Jaborandi. Magnesium, sulphate of. Musk. Mustard. Opium. Distension, forcible. Galls. Ice. Iodoform I Nipple. Charcoal. Chloroform. Diet. Ipecacuanha. Mercnry with chalk. Nux vomica. Iron. Phosphates. Mercury. Lime, chlorinated. Oil of turpentine. Ergot. Gallic acid. Iodine. Potassium, iodide of. Starch. Tonics, [oxide of. Zinc, carbonate aud Potassium, acetate, chlorate, and ci- trate of. Quinia. Quinia, bromhydrate Salicin. [of. Salicylic acid. Sodium, salicylate of. Spirit ofnitrous ether. Sponging, warm. Strychnia. Sulphuric acid. Tartar emetic. Wine. (See Typhoid, Ty- phus, etc.) Opium. Potassium, bromide of. Sulphur. Oils, essential. Phosphorus. Sodium, sulphite of. Sulphocarbolates. Sulphurous acid. Quinia. Tonics. Zinc, sulphojarbolate (See Chloasma.) [of. Silver, nitrate of. (See Chilblains.) Quinia. Tannic acid. Tobacco.