Companion to the latest edition of the British pharmacopoeia : comparing the strength of the various preparations with those of the United States and other foreign pharmacopoeias to which are added not official preparations and practical hints on prescribing / by Peter Squire.

  • Squire, Peter.
Date:
1894
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Credit: Companion to the latest edition of the British pharmacopoeia : comparing the strength of the various preparations with those of the United States and other foreign pharmacopoeias to which are added not official preparations and practical hints on prescribing / by Peter Squire. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    donna, Bromides, Cajuput. 01., Calendula, Camphora, Campliora ]\ronobromata, Cannabis Indica, Castoreum, Cerii Oxalas, Chloral Hydras, Chloroformum, Cimicifug-a, Conium, Euphorbia Pilulifera, Galbanum, Grindelia, Hyos- cyainus. Lobelia, Moschus, Menth. Pip. 01., Pil. Aloes et Asafuotidge, Nitro- glycerinum. Quebracho, Ruta, Spir. Ammon. Foetid., Stramonium, Sumbul, Tabacum, Terebinthina, Valeriana and Valerianates, Zinci Oxidum, Zinoi Sulphas, Zinci Valerianas. Aperients—8ec Cathartics. Aphrodisiacs.w-Medicines which excite sexual appetite: Belladonna, Can- tharis, Damiana, Tinct. Ferri Perchlor., Nux Vomica (tStrychnina), Phosphorus. Aromatics—See Carminatives. Astringents—Medicines which produce contraction of the 1 issues and coaguLition of the albuminous fluids; ihey are given to improve digestion and check increased secretions, mucous discharges, and ha3morrhages; or applied topically to obviate relaxation and to stop bleeding. Mineral Substances.—All the Diluted Mineral Acids, Ahiminium Salts, Argenti Nitras, A. Oxidum, Borax, Cadmii Sulphas, Calamina, Calcii Carbonas, Carbolic Acid, Cieasotum, Creta Pra3p., Cupri Sulphas, Ferri Perchlor. Liquor, F. Pernit. Liquor, F. Sulphas, Ferri et Quin, Cit., Piiimbi Acetas, P. Carbonas, P. Oxidum, P. Subacetatis Liquor, Zinci Acetas, Z. Carbonas, Z. Chloridum, Z. Oxidum, Z. Sulphas, Z. Sulphocarbolas. Vegetable Substances.—Acetum, Acid. Acetic. Dil., A. Gallic, A. Tannic, Bela, Catechu, Cinchona, Ciunamom, Corn in, Ergota, Erigerontis Oleum, Filix Mas, Galla, Geranin, Granati Rad. Cort., Guarana, Gummi Ruhr., Hoematoxylum, Hamamelis, Hy- drastis, Krameria, Kino, Larix, Matico, Quercus, Eheum, Rosa, Rumicin, Symphytum, Terebinthinoe 01., Ulmu>', Uva Ursi, Vinea Major. C arminatives—Medicines which stimulate or aid the removal of flatus from the stomach and intestines, and relieve griping: ^ther Aceticus, Anethi 01., Anisi 01., Camphor, Carbo Ligni, Cardamomum, Carui, Caryoph., Cinnamom, Coriander, Foeniculum, Juniper, Lavand. 01., Limon. 01., Menth. Pip. 01., Myristica, Piper, Zingiber. Cathartics.—Medicines which promote intestinal evacuations. or Laxative.—Belladonna, Cassiae Pulpa, Euonymin, Fel Bovinum, Ficus, Glycyrrh. Pulv. Conip., Ipecac, Magnesia, M. Carbonas, M. Citratis Liquor, Manna, Mel, Menyanthes, Mori Succus, Nux Vomica, Olivae Oleum, Potassii Sulphas, P. Tartras, Prunum, Rhamnus Frangula, R. Purshian., Ricini Oleum, Sapo, Sodii Cilro-Tartras Effervescens, Sodii Phosphas, Sodii Sulphas, Soda Tartarata, Sulphur, Sulphur Prfecip., Tamarindus, Tarax- acum, Theriaca. Actively Aperient.—Aloes Barb., A. Socot., Baptisin, Colchicum, Helleborus Niger, Iridin, Kamala, Leptandrin, Magnes. Sulphas, Podophyllin, Rheum, Senna, Sodii Sulphas. Drastic or Hydragogue.—Bryonia, Cambogia, Colocynthis, Crotonis Oleum. Elaieiiuin, Helleborns Niger, Hydrarg. Subchloiidum, Jalapa, Potass. Tart. Acida, Scammonium. Mineral Waters.—Achselmannstein, Birmenstorf, Carlsbad, Fried- richshall, Homburg, Hunyadi Janos, Kissingen, Marienbad, Pullna, Royal Hungarian Bilter Water (Buda-Pesth), Seidlitz. Caustics.—Substances which destroy the vitality of the parts to which they are applied: Acid. Acetic Giaciale, A. Arseniosum, A. Carbolicum, A. Chro- micum, A. Nitricum, A. Sulphurici Pasta, Alum. Exsiccatum, Antim. Chlor», Argenti Nitras, Calx, Creasotuni, Cupri Acetas, C. Subacetas, C. Nitras, C. Sulphas, Hydr. lod. Ruhr., Hyd. Ox. Ruhr., H. Perohloridum, Hydr. Nitrat. T T 2