The prescriber's companion / by Alfred Meadows.

  • Alfred Meadows
Date:
1874
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The prescriber's companion / by Alfred Meadows. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    19/284 page 3
    Acidum Aceticum. (About weaker than the first.) Contains 28 per cent, of anhydrous acid £1^^044 distillation. Sp. subcutaneous injection in cancer. Ph. Edin. each 1 oz., acetic acid Acidum Aceticum Aromaticum. Rosemary and origanum diied, of lavender J oz., cloves 30 grs pints. ® ’ A ction —Refrigerant. A more agreeable form than the dilute acetic acid. Z)osc.—For an adult, iriv to nixv. Eor a child a year old, H]j. Acidum Aceticum Dilutum. Composed of acetiaacid 1 pint.’water 7 pints. Sp fcid. auhydi-oUs Ac<ton.-Refrigerant; used locally as a mild escha- rotic in some skin eruptions. Dose.—For an adult, iruxx to f^ij. TT,» ^ chUd a year old, mj to tiiiij. j;«= :ir Acidum Aceticum Glaciale. AiiSio“u>Uc! SScaS’*'®'' “‘emellj. AOIBDH AESESIOs™. a,0, Fi*Aaem,,c«. ho,c..b.o., racBea-
    digitised image 1
    digitised image 2
    digitised image 3