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Suck the wound, and apply a drop or two of strong ammonia to the bite. Ammonia may be also inhaled. Artificial respiration often necessary. Strychnine. Emetic; keep quiet and darken the room. Chloral or bromide of potassium may be given. If spasms threaten respiration, artificial respiration is necessary. Tartar Emetic or other Antimonial Poisons.
The canary medium is inserted between the two sheets of glass 7¼ by 4½, the two glasses are then fastened on to the tin with gummed paper, a few holes are bored in the back for air, a funnel let in, and the thing is complete. The formula for development is as follows: Mix 30 drops pyro with from 30 to 60 drops bromide, then add 2 drachms ammonia solution and 2 drachms of water.
She stopped at his hail and he climbed beside her. "I'm glad you came, though I think I know the turning," said Dr. Hillyard cheerfully. "How long will it be, doctor?" he asked nervously. "Feeling jumpy?" she replied. "Better let me give you a bromide, and try for a little sleep. Don't you worry unless we have complications it will be over before morning." "Before morning!" he groaned.
"Has she had much bromide stuff like that?" "No; not today. Her mind's perfectly clear." He put one more question: "Do you happen to know why she wishes to see me?" "I think it's something about her brother-in-law, Mr. Withers." "Ah! I wonder whether " He did not finish the sentence, but, stepping into the living room, waited for Miss Kelly to announce his arrival.
Like the others, this one would prescribe the eternal oxyde of zinc and quinine, bromide of potassium and valerian. He had recourse to another thought: "If these remedies have availed me little in the past, could it not be due to the fact that I have not taken the right quantities?" In spite of everything, this expectation of being cured cheered him, but then a new fear entered.
The difficulty is that the stragglers, organized under fantastic names in pretentious associations, or lurking in solitary dens behind doors left ajar, make no real contributions to the art of healing. When they bring forward a remedial agent like chloral, like the bromide of potassium, like ether, used as an anesthetic, they will find no difficulty in procuring its recognition.
"You might, perhaps, but . . . you had better lie in bed another day." "She is awfully depressed," Vassya whispers in his ear, "such gloomy thoughts, such pessimism. I am dreadfully uneasy about her." The doctor sits down to the little table, and rubbing his forehead, prescribes bromide of potassium for Lizotchka, then makes his bow, and promising to look in again in the evening, departs.
If we consider the knowledge positively acquired, in this short time, of the modus operandi of urari, of atropia, of physostigmin, of veratria, of casca, of strychnia, of bromide of potassium, of phosphorus, there can surely be no ground for doubting that, sooner or later, the pharmacologist will supply the physician with the means of affecting, in any desired sense, the functions of any physiological element of the body.
Belladonna, one and one-half grains; Strontium bromide, four grains; Oil Theobromat, two drams. Use every night one such suppository, placed high up in the vagina until all signs of the difficulty are gone. VAGINITIS: Resorcine, forty grains; Salicylic acid, eight grains; Betanaphtholis, one grain; add enough water to make it eight ounces.
Most of them are regular customers at the prison such is the idiotic state of the law who come into the reception-room like travellers entering a familiar hostelry, address the prison officers by name and demand the usual privileges and extra comforts the 'drunks, for instance, generally ask for a dose of bromide to steady their nerves and a light in the cell to keep away the horrors.
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