Antisepsis and antiseptics / by Charles Buchanan ; with an introduction by Professor Augustus C. Bernays.

  • Buchanan, Charles Milton, 1868-1920.
Date:
1895
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Credit: Antisepsis and antiseptics / by Charles Buchanan ; with an introduction by Professor Augustus C. Bernays. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    Ortho-bromo-phenol, 115. Ortho-cresol iodid, 146. Ortho-phenol, 106. Ortho - phenol-sulphonic acid, 100. Ortho-phosphoric acid, 171- Oxalic acid, 167, 264. Oxychinasepiol, 146. Oxygen, 6, 167. Para-amido-anisol, 213. Para-cresolal, 169. Para-cresolic salicylate, 169. Para-dioxy benzene, 155. Para-mono-acetanilid, 103. Para - mono - brom -phenyl-aceta - mid, 103. Pasteur's investigation, an aid to Lister, 34, 40. Pasteur's investigation, result of, 34- Peroxide of hydrogen, 263, 264. Phagocytosis, 45, 63. Phenazon, 102. Phenic acid, 118. Phenocoll, 169. Phenol, 118. Phenolid, 170. Phenosalyl, 170. Phenol sulfonic acid, 208. Phenyl-acetamid, 94. Phenyl-alcohol, 118. Phenyl-ethylic-urethane, 151. Phenyi-dimefhyl-pyrazolon, 102. Phenyl-hydrate, J18. Phenyl-hydroxid, 118. Phenyl-salicylate, 186. Phenyl-urethane, 151. Phyloxera, 34. Picrol, 172. Piperonal, 172. Plasmodium malarias, 42. Pneumotosine, 57. Poisoning, acute alkaloidal, 230. Poisonous cheese, 54. Poisonous products of germs, 57, 58- Poisonous sausage, 53, 54. Potassic acetate, 173. Potassic arsenite. 173- Potassic bromid, 173. Potassic carbonate, 174- Potassic chlorate, 174. Potassic chromate, 174- Potassic cyanid, 174. Potassic di-chromate, 173. Potassic hydroxid, 175. Potassic iodid, 175. - Potassic permanganate, 176, 264. Predisposition of disease, 61. Preparation of dressing, 293. Preparation of hands, 301. Preparation of ligatures and su- tures, 296. Preparation of sponges, 298. Priest-physicians of Egypt, 10, 11. Priest-physicians of Hebrews, 11. Primitive medicine, 7i 8. Principia of Newton: 4. Propionic acid, 49. Ptomaines, 45, 50, 51, 52, 230. Ptomaines, determination of