Practical prescribing and dispensing for medical students / by William Kirkby.

Date:
1906
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Credit: Practical prescribing and dispensing for medical students / by William Kirkby. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    moniae Fetidus, TT]^xx—lT]^xl) and enemas. When the tincture is ordered in a mixture some mucilage of gum acacia should also be prescribed to suspend the resin which will be thrown out of solution by the water. Atropina,gr. 2 Jo—gr-xJo (o3 to o'6 mgm.) Solubility- Water, I in 300. Atropinae Sulphas, gr. ^w—g^- lio (o*3 to o-6 mgm.) Solubility—Water, i in i. The alkaloid may be administered internally in pills and externally as an ointment (Unguentum Atropinae). The Sulphate is used in aqueous solutions for eye drops (Liquor Atropinae Sulphatis, TT(^ss—11]^j) and for making discs (Lamellae Atropinae) for ophthalmic purposes. Incompatibles. Alkalis, Tannic Acid and Salts of Mercury. Aurantii Cortex. Prescribed in mixtures (Syrupus Aurantii, 3ss—3j; Tinctura Aurantii, 3ss—5j; Vinum Aurantii; Vinum Quininae, 5ss—3]; Vinum Ferri Citratis, 5j—3iv; Infusum Aurantii, 3SS—sj; Infusum Aurantii Compositum, 5SS— 5j; Syrupus Aromaticus, 3ss—3j)- Incompatibles. Preparations of Ferric Salts. Aurantii Flores. Used in mixtures (Aqua Aurantii Floris; Syrupus Aurantii Floris, qss—5j). Balsamum Peruvianum, V([y—\]{xv (0-3 to i c.c.) Solubility—Alcohol, i in i. Given in mixtures emulsified with powdered acacia