A laboratory course of pharmacy and materia medica : including the principles and practice of dispensing adapted to the study of the British Pharmacopoeia and the requirements of the private student / by William Elborne.

  • Elborne, William.
Date:
1890
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Credit: A laboratory course of pharmacy and materia medica : including the principles and practice of dispensing adapted to the study of the British Pharmacopoeia and the requirements of the private student / by William Elborne. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Lat.—Misce, fiat mistura, capiat unciam unam ter die cum granis decern Pulveris Sodii Bicarbonatis ex efferves- centia. Eng.—Two tablespoonfuls to be taken with, one of the powders, during effervescence, three times a day. Observations.—Six packages containing 10 grains each of sodium bicarbonate are implied, to be sent with the mixture. In prescribing effervescing mixtures, care should be taken not to introduce any alkalis which are not carbonates (e.^., the free ammonia in Sp. Ammon. Aromat.), which would frustrate the object intended. (5). C%cj^M^cxA/K-. cxxJL 5viij, Observations.—Extend and translate the above into unabbre- viated Latin. ^ A form of effervescing mixture, consisting of two liquids in separate phials, the one containing an alkaline carbonate, the other an acid.