Organic materia medica and therapeutics : in accordance with the sixth revision of the United States Pharmacopoeia / by James Young Simpson.

  • Simpson, James Young, 1811-1870.
Date:
1885
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Credit: Organic materia medica and therapeutics : in accordance with the sixth revision of the United States Pharmacopoeia / by James Young Simpson. 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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    PREPARATIONS. Extractum Cinchonas gr. ij.-gr. xv. (.12-.90). Extractum Cinchonas Fluidum. tT[v.-tt[xt. (.30-90). Infusum Cmchonae § j.- 3ij. (30.-60.). Tinctura Cinchonas 3 ss.- 3 ij. (2.-8.). Tinctura Cmchonae Composita. 3 ss.- 3 ij. (2.-8.). Cinchoninae Sulphas gr. j.-gr. xxx. (.06-2.). Cinchonidinae Sulphas gr. ij.-3ij. (.12-2.6). Cinchonina gr. ij.—3>ij. (.12-2.6). Quinina gr. j.-gr. xxx. (.06-2.). Quininae Sulphas gr. j.-gr. xxx. (.06-2.). Quininae Bisulphas gT. j.-gr. xxx. (.06-2.). Quininae Hydrobromas gr. j.-gr. xxx. (.06-2.). Quininae Hydrochloras gr. j.-gr. xxx. (.06-2.). Quiniae Yalerianas gr. j.-gr. xx. (.06-1.2). Quinidinae Sulphas gr. j.-gr. xxx. (.06-2.). Ferri et Quininae Citras gr. v.-gr. x. (.30-.60.). Liquor Ferri et Quininae Citratis.. . 3 ss.- 3 j. (2.-4.). Syrupus Ferri, Quininse et Strych- nine Phosphatum 3 ss.- 3 j. (2.-4.). Chinoidin or Quinoidin gr. x.- 3 L (.60-4.). CINNAMOMUM. English Name.—Cinnamon. Origin.—The inner bark of the shoots of Cinnamomum zey- lanicum ; or the bark of the shoots of one or more undeter- mined species of Cinnamomum. Natural Order.—Lauraceae. Synonym.—Cassia. Habitat.—This drug is obtained from the island of Ceylon. Constituents.—It contains a volatile oil (Oleum Cinnamomi), resin, tannin, lignin, bassorin, mucilage, and sugar. Description— of crude drug.—It is found in the shops in long cylindrical pieces which are very thin and smooth, and have a yellowish-