Elements of pharmacy, materia medica, and therapeutics / by William Whitla.

  • William Whitla
Date:
1889
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    Cataplasma C-atis, n. neu.) A Poultice. Oeratum (-i, 7i. nm.) An ointment or cerate. Charta (-cb, n.f.) A powder or a paper. d|. Cibus n. maso.) Food. ^ Oirca (^prep. gov. accus.) Around. Coch. = Cochlear, Cochleare, or Cochlearium. (^n, neu.) A spoonful. Coch. Amp. = Cochlear (^-aris) Amplum. Q-us, -a, -urn, adj.) A tablespoonful, Mag. — Cochlear (^-aris) Magnum. -a, -um, adj.) A large spoonful; or a tablespoonful. Med. = Cochlear Q-aris) Medium or Modicum. Q-us, -a, -um, adj.) A dessert-spoonful. Min. = Cochlear (-aris) Minimum. Q-us, -a, -um, adj.) A small teaspoonf al. , Paru. = Cochlear (^-aris) Parvum. Q-us, -a, -um, adj.) I A teaspoonful. Ai Cochleat. = Cochleatim. (Adv.) By spoonfuls, n Coena (-cd, n. f.) Supper. Coll. = Collyrium. Q-ii, n. neu.) An eye-wash. Colo (-avi, -atum, -are, v. a.) To strain. Co. = Compositus. (-us, -a, -um, adj.) Compound. Co/?7p. = Compositus. (-us, -a, -um,part.) Compounded. Confectio (-onis, n.f.) A confection or electuary. , Cong. = Congius. (-ii, n. maso.) A gallon. Conserua (-ce, n.f.) A conserve or electuary. Co(7. = Coque. (coquo, -xi, -ctum, -ere, v., im. m.) Boil. Cpt. = Capiat. (pr. sub. 3rd per. s., eapio, cepi, captum capere. Rule x.) Let the patient take. Cms (adv.) To-morrow. Cms ( Cruris, n. neu.) The leg. C((/. = Cujus. (gen. s. of qui, Cj[uce, quod.) Of which. Cum (prep. gov. abl.) With. Cyath. = Cyathus. (-i, n. maso. A glass. C. Vinar. - Cyathus Vinarius. A wine-glass. D. = Dosis. (JDosis, n.f.) A dose. Da (Da (do, dedi, datum, dare, imp. m.,) Give; Det I Detur. pres. sub., 3rd p. s. \ Let it be given. Decoctum (-i., n. neu.) A decoction. Decub. = Decubitus, (-us, -a, -um, part.) Lying down. Ded. I _pe die (-es, -ei, n. maso. ab. s. Rule ix. I From day ind. mdiem Rule Yiii. ] today. Oej. ^ Dejectiones (-onwni, n. pi.) ) Stools, or motion ninoA 7- N . (^-hn^fgen.s.) ] of the bowel. Dens (dentis, n. m.) A tooth. Dexter (-tra, -trum, adj.) Right.