The principles of treatment and their applications in practical medicine / by J. Mitchell Bruce.

  • John Mitchell Bruce
Date:
1899
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    Perchloridi 3i, Aqute ad 3SS. [U.S.P. Hydrargyri Chloridi Corrosivi gr. Aquse DestillatcC 7jiv.] Four or more times a day. (2) 1^ Olei Terebinthina3 n|^xv. In capsule, three times a day. (3) l^L Olei Terebinthinie Mistura; Amygdalae ad §i. [U.S.P. 1^ Olei Terebinthinas n\^xv, Emul- sionis AmygdaUe ad ^i.] Four times a day. (4) 1^ Beta-Naph- thol gr. V. Three times a day. (5) Ijt Salol gr. x. Three times a day, in cachet.—Other astringent combinations (p. 501): (1) V)L Bismuthi Subnitratis gr. xx-xl-lx. Given in a little milk or water, every four hours, as required. (2) I)L Aluminis gr. XV, Magnesii Sulphatis gr. xx, Acidi Sulphurici Diluti lT\^xv, Aqute Destillatte ad gi. As before. (3) Containing: tannates (p. 501): (a) 1^ Pulveris Catechu Compositi gr. xv- xxx. [U.S.P. ^ Pulveris Catechu gr. vi-xii, Pulveris Yimo gr. iii-vi, Pulveris Kramerise gr. iii-vi, Pulveris Cinnamomi gr. iss-iii, Pulveris Myristicse gr. iss-iii.] As before. (&) 1^ Pul- veris Kino Compositi gr. v-xx. [U.S.P. 1^ Pulveris Kino gr. iv-gr. XV, Pulveris Opii gr. ij-gr.i, Pulveris Cinnamomi gi'. i-gr. iv.] As before, (c) l^L Tincturae Catechu iT\^xxx, Tinctura; Opii 1TV.V, Misturse Cretse ad gi. [U.S.P. Tincturae Catechu Compositte 3i, Tincturae Opii ll\^v, Misturae Cretae ad si.] Ak before.—Disinfectant and astringent: ^ Bismuthi Salicylatis gr. XV. In milk or in cachet. Four times a day. II. Progress of the Case.—(1) If improvement—General Management.—Patient may move about and return to work presently. Diet.—Plain milk puddings (rice, tapioca, sago, etc.) ; blanc-mange. Meat teas thickened with tapioca and milk. Rice. Carefully prepared potato. Entirely lean under- done mutton. Boiled fish without butter. Gradual return to ordinary diet (p. 504). Medicines.—Mild gastro-intestinal sedatives : (1) ]^ Bismuthi Subnitratis gr. x. In a little milk three times a day. (2) IjL Liquoris Bismuthi et Ammonii Citratis 5i; Aqute ad gss. [U.S.P. Bismuthi et Ammonii Citratis gr. v, Aquae Destillatae ad gss.] Three times a day. (2) If no im2Jrovement.—General Management.—Strict rest and warmth in bed. Diet.—Reconsider cause of enteritis, particularly inspecting the motions (p. 502). If found to be unwholesome milk, as in infants and children : carefully