The pocket formulary and synposis of the British & foreign pharmacopoeias : comprising standard and approved formulae for the preparations & compounds employed in medical practice / by Henry Beasley.

  • Beasley, Henry
Date:
1877
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Credit: The pocket formulary and synposis of the British & foreign pharmacopoeias : comprising standard and approved formulae for the preparations & compounds employed in medical practice / by Henry Beasley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SiALNEUM Aeomaticum. P. Aromatic licrbs, Sxvij (Species Aromatictc), water, q. s. Infuse for an I'Oiu- m Ci of water, press and add to 60 gallons water. Ibe aromatic vcqyour batli is made by cansiug steam to pass through tlie same herbs. ... „ , Balneum ASTRINGENS. Most. Dissolve 5vn.) of alum m fior 8 pailfuls of cold water, and add one pailtul ot whey, lu extensive burns. . , 7 73 - Balneum Babetginense. P. Bain arltficidde Bareges. Monosnlphide sodium 2 oz., common salt 2 oz., dried carb. soda 1 oz., water Clx. Or add f 5X of concentrated Lareges water (Solutio ad balneum Baretgiuese) to a bath ot faO or 70 gallons. , Balneum Benzoicum. Benzoin is sometimes used in tnt same way as camphor. See next article. , . , . Balneum CxmvMonm. About gss of camphor is placed npon a heated plate within, or communicating with, the chamber of the bath. Balneum Cabbonicum. Carbonic gas acid procured by the action of diluted sulphuric acid on chalk or marble) is applied to the body (except the head), or to particular parts, by means of a suitable apparatus. B 'lneum' CiiLORiNii. M. Chlorine gas (procured by gently heating in a glass retort 5iv to 5viij of black oxide o manganese, Siss of common salt, and tai of sulphuric acid previously mixed with Sj of water) is applied in the same lay as carbonic acid (see B. Carbonicum), at the tempera- tu/e of 101.° to ll.'i F. [Mr. Wallace says loO J or balf an hour. The quantity of materials may be graduallj increased to triple this quantity. Care must be taken to confine the gas securely, so that the patient shall not breathe it. In chronic liver diseases. Balneum Conii Compositum. Cut. H. Extract ot hemlock 3lj, powdered starch Ibj, boiling water C,]. Boil. Use Ci to Cxxix of water. BALNEUM Cbeasoti. Cut. H. Creasotc 3-b slv'^^^'^^sy. boiling water Ci. Mix. To be added to C.x.xix of ^^ atei. Balneum Electbicum. The patient, insulated on a glass- legged seat, is put in contact with the prime coiiduetor of''an electrical machine. BALNEUM PEBEI IODIDI. DOBTAULT. lodulo of 11OU