Practical materia medica and prescription writing ... / by W.C. Sillar ; with a preface by Sir Thomas Fraser.

  • Sillar, W. C.
Date:
1911
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    Manner of Administration—continued. Plene More 1 Modo] Fere Satis In aurem {oculiim, etc.) inslillari Injiciatur Pars affecta fricetur Unimento {un- gnento, etc.) Admoveatur ad locum affectum Adhiheatur Appticetur Inhaletur Pim/at Ponat Jmponat Maneat Repetatur Bene infricetur Aspergahir Sugat Capiat\ Sumat J Capiatury Sumatur J Puli'is sumendus est Pilula sximenda est Oleum snmendnm est Ftatur {with ablative) More dicto^ Ut dictum j Ubi dolor urgeat Febre adstante Usipie ad vesicationem iJosi pedetentim crescenli A Ico adstricta Vacuo ventriculo (vac. vent.) Donee alims dejecerit Donee sudor prodeat Donee .somnus ohrepat Donee evanescant symptomata Donee emesis excitetur Donee cessaverit Dum tussis persistat Si cephalalgia crescat Donee flatus levatus sit Si vnlnere dolens Ad iumorem minuendum freely. in the manner. almost, nearly, enough. to be dropped into the ear (eye, etc.), let it be injected. the affected part to be rubbed with the liniment (ointment, etc.), to be applied to the affected part, let it be given, let it be applied, let it be inhaled, let him paint, let him place, let him place on. let it remain, let it be repeated, let it be rubbed in thoroughly, let it be sprinkled, let him suck. let him take. let it be taken. the powder is to be taken, the pill is to be taken, the oil is to be taken, let him use. as directed. when the pain is violent, when the fever is on. continuously until vesication is pro- duced. gradually increasing the dose. the bowels being confined. on an empty stomach. until the bowels have been moved. until sweat is produced. until sleep comes on. until the symptoms disappear. until vomiting is produced. until it has stopped. while the cough continues. if the headache increases. till flatulence is relieved. if suffering from the wound. to lessen the swelling.