The pocket formulary and synopsis of the British & foreign pharmacopeias : comprising standard and approved formulae for the preparations and compounds employed in medical practice / by Henry Beasley.

  • Beasley, Henry.
Date:
1872
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Credit: The pocket formulary and synopsis of the British & foreign pharmacopeias : comprising standard and approved formulae for the preparations and compounds employed in medical practice / by Henry Beasley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    to §j of lard, as an itch ointment. By dissolving the salt in water a smooth ointment is procured. But in mixing this salt with mercurial ointment this expedient must not be adopted, unless a reaction between them is desired.] Unguentttm Potassii Iodidi Opiatum. Dr. A. T. Thom- son. Iodide of potassium 5iss, lard §iss, tincture of opium f5j. Unguentum Potassii Sttlphureti. Alibert. Sulphuret of potassium 5iij, carbonate of soda 3iij, lard girj. For ringworm. Unguentum Potassii Iodidi cttm Hydrargyro. Schok- letn. Ointment of iodide of potassium, mercurial oint- ment, oil of henbane by infusion, each oil of juni- per 3j- Unguentum Precipitati Albi. E. White precipitate 3ij, lard giij. Melt the lard, add the precipitate, and stir till cold. Unguenttjm Propolis. Strained propolis 3j, olive oil 3iss. Melt together. In hcemorrhoidal disorders. Unguentum Purgativum. See Ung. Colocynthidis* Boerhaave's Ung. Purgans contains aloes 3j, ox-gall 3j, althaea ointment Jj. To be applied about the navel. Unguentum Quinine Citratis. Citrate of quinine 9ss, lard 3j. Ungttenttim QoxiiE Sulphatis. Antonlnt. Sulphate of quinine 3j, alcohol 3ij, sulphuric acid 10 drops, lard §ss. To be rubbed on the groin, in inter mittents. Unguentum Quinine Fortius. Sulptate of quinine 3j, lard 31 j. Used in frictions for the cure of intermittens. Ungttentttm Quinine Hydriodatis Ioduretum. Rightist. Ioduretted hydriodate of quinine 3ss, spermaceti 3v, oil of almonds 5x; melt the spermaceti with the oil, and add the salt of quinine. Unguenttjm Resins. B. Melt with a gentle heat resin in coarse powder ^viij, yellow wax §iv, and simple ointment §xvj; strain the mixture, while hot, through flannel, and stir constantly until it cools. Unguentum Resinosttm. E. Resin§v, lard 5viij,wax melt together, and stir the mixture briskly while it con- cretes on cooling. [For L. see Ceratum Resina?.}