The pharmacopoeia of the London Hospital / compiled under the direction of a committee appointed by the London Hospital Medical Council.

  • London Hospital (Whitechapel, London, England)
Date:
1882
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Credit: The pharmacopoeia of the London Hospital / compiled under the direction of a committee appointed by the London Hospital Medical Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Syrupus Caleis Sulphocarbolatis. Syrup OF SuLPHOGARBOLATE OF LlME. Take of Sulphocarbolate of Lime 800 grains. Glycerine 10 fluid ounces. Spirit of Lemon 20 minims. Distilled Water to 20 fluid ounces. Mix. Dose.—1 fluid drachm. Syrupus Chloral, B.P. Syrup of Chloral, Dose.—J to 2 fluid drachms. Syrupus Ferri Hypophosphitis. Syrup of Hyfophosphite of Iron. Take of Hypcphosphite of Iron, recently prepared 480 grains. Glycerine 10 fluid ounces. Distilled Water a sufficiency. Dissolve the Hypophosphite in 10 fluid ounces of the Water, in a water bath; when cold, filter into the Glycerine, and then add sufficient Distilled Water to make 1 pint. Each fluid drachm contains 3 grains of Hypophos- phite of Iron. Dose.—1 to 2 fluid drachms. Syrupus Ferri Phosphatis. Syrup of Phosphate of Iron. Take of Phosphate of Iron, recently prepared 160 grains. Phosphoric Acid, sp.gr.P5 10 fluid drachms. Glycerine 10 fluid ounces. Distilled Water to 1 pint. Mix the Acid with 2 fluid ounces of the Water, and dissolve the Phosphate in the mixture; filter the solution into the Glycerine, and then add the remainder of the Water. Each fluid drachm contains 1 grain Phosphate of Iron.