A text-book of pharmacology, therapeutics and materia medica / by T. Lauder Brunton ; adapted to the United States Pharmacopoeia by Francis H. Williams.

  • Lauder Brunton
Date:
1891
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    Tinea Tonsurans. Acetic Acid, 3. Strong locally ACETUM Cantharidis, 1 Aesenic, 1. Tonic Boric Acid, 1. Ethereal solution after head is thoroughly cleansed Carbolic Acid, 1, 3. In early stages Chrisma, 1. A derivative from petroleum. A parasiticide Chrysophanic Acid, 1. Gr, xxx. to 5j. as oint- ment CoccuLUS Indicus Cod-Liver Oil Coster's Paste. Iodine 3ij., Oleum cadini, 3i]. Creasote Croton Oil, 1, 3. Liniment followed by a povTltice Epilation Iodine, 1, 3. The tincture in children Menthol, 1. Parasiticide and analgesic Mercury, 1, 3. White precipitate lightly smeared over, the oleate, pernitrate and oxide as ointments. The bichloride as a lotion gr. ij. ad |j. Oil op Naphtha Salicylic Acid, 1. Strong solution in alcohol, gr. xl. ad Sj., or gr. xl. to vaseline 5]. Sodium Ethylate Sulphurous Acid, 1, 3 sulpho-cyaxide op potassium Thymol. Like menthol Tongue, Diseases of. BiCYANiDE OP Mercury, 1. In mucous tuber- cles Borax. In chronic superficial glossitis ; and in fissured tongue Cinnamon. To flavour Cloatss. As gargle CocHLEARiA Armoracia, 1. As gargle Conium Frenulum. Should be divided in tongue-tie G-inger. Masticatory Hydrastis. In stomatitis Iodine Iodoform. To ulcers Mercury. In sypl^ilitic disease Mezereox, Oil op. Sialagogue Nitric Acid. In dyspeptic ulcers; the strong acid as caustic Nux Vomica Pepper. Condiment Phytolacca Potassium Brojiide Potassium Chlorate. In aphthous ulceration, chronic superficial glossitis, stomatitis Potassium Iodide. In tertiary specific ulcera- tion, and in macroglossia Pyrethrum. Masticatory Ehus Toxicodendron Silver Nitrate. Caustic to ulcers Xanthoxylum, 2. In lingual paralysis Zinc Chloride. Caustic Tonsillitis, vide Theoat, Sore. Tonsils, Enlarged. Aluminium Sulphate. Locally applied Ammonium Iodide Catechu. Astringent gargle Excision Pel Bovinum, 1. Inspissated, rubbed up with conium and olive oil as an ointment to be painted over Perri Perchloridi, Tinctura. Astringent in chronically enlarged tonsils Iodine Tincture. To cause absorption Tonsils, Enlarged. Massage, 1. Of the tonsils Silver Nitrate. Caustic Tannin, 1. Saturated solution of fresh tannin Tonsils, Ulcerated. Cantharides. As vesicant Coptis. Gargle Iron. Gargle Lycopodium. To dust over Magnesium Sulphate. Free purgation with Mercuric Iodide. In scrofulous and syphilitic ulceration Potassium Chlorate. Gargle Potassium Iodide. In tertiary syphilis Sulphurous Acid. Pure or B.P. mixed with equal quantity of glycerine and painted over Toothache. Aconite, 3. Liniment or ointment in facial neuralgia if due to decayed teeth Alum, 2. A solution in nitrous ether locally applied Argenti Nitras. The solid applied to the clean cavity and the mouth then gargled Arsenic, 1, 3. Caustic to destroy the dental nerve Belladonna Butyl-Chloral, 1, 3. In neuralgic toothache Calcium Salts Camphor. Eubbed on gum, or dropped on cotton wool and placed in tooth Camphor and Chloral. Liniment to relieve facial neuralgia Capsicum, 3. A strong infusion on lint Carbolic Acid, 2. A single drop of strong, on cotton wool placed in cavity of tooth Chamomile Chloral, 1. Solution in glycerine one in four, or solid in cotton wool to be applied to the hollow tooth Chloroform, 1, 3. Into ear or tooth on lint; a good liniment with creasote ; or injected into the gum Cocaine, 3. The hydrochlorate into a painful cavity CoLCHicuM. Along with opium in rheumatic odontalgia Collodion, 3. Mixed with melted crystallised carbolic acid, and put into cavity on cotton wool; first increases and then diminishes pain CoNiiNE, 3. Solution in alcohol on cotton wool and put into tooth Creasote. Like carbolic acid Croton Oil Electricit^v Gelsemiuni, 1,3. To relieve the pain of a carious tooth unconnected with any local inflamma- tion Ginger Glonoine Iodine, 3. Painted on to remove tartar on teeth, and in exposure of fang due to atrophy of gum Mercury. As alterative and purgative Morphine. Subcutaneously injected Nitric Acid. To destroy exposed nerve Nux Vomica Oil of Cloves, 2, 4. Dropped into the cavity of a hollow tooth Opium, 2. Dropped into cavity Pbllitory, 4. Chewed Potassium Bromide Pulsatilla, 1. In rheumatic odontalgia QuEviNE. In full dose Resorcin, 2. Like creasote Sodium Bicarbonate, 1, 2. Saturated solution to rinse mouth with Tannin, 1, 2. Ethereal solution dropped into carious tooth Zinc Chloride, 1, 3. To destroy exposed pulp 4 K 2