A Condensed Compendium of Pharmaceutical Knowledge: A Quiz BookGray & Bryan, 1895 - 214 pages |
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... Compound .A bark A gallon . Pour off A decoction One - half . Every other day . The same . A plaster An injection or clyster .... And Make pills Ft . haust .... Fiat haustus . Make a draught Make a mass F. S. A ... .. .. Fiat secundum ...
... Compound .A bark A gallon . Pour off A decoction One - half . Every other day . The same . A plaster An injection or clyster .... And Make pills Ft . haust .... Fiat haustus . Make a draught Make a mass F. S. A ... .. .. Fiat secundum ...
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... compound substances are resolved into their elements is termed Chemistry . Persons who practice the art and science of Chem- istry are known as Chemists . The art of Chemistry also includes the construc- tion of compounds from elements ...
... compound substances are resolved into their elements is termed Chemistry . Persons who practice the art and science of Chem- istry are known as Chemists . The art of Chemistry also includes the construc- tion of compounds from elements ...
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... compounds are held together , and an application of such knowl- edge to Pharmacy must be the object sought to be attained ... compound in . pharmacy is an intimate mixture of substances , but still only a mixture ; it is not a chemical -26-
... compounds are held together , and an application of such knowl- edge to Pharmacy must be the object sought to be attained ... compound in . pharmacy is an intimate mixture of substances , but still only a mixture ; it is not a chemical -26-
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... compound , the ingredients have not entered into chemical union or combination . Chemical Force , like other forces , cannot be de- scribed , for , like them , it is only known by its effects . It is distinguished from other forces by ...
... compound , the ingredients have not entered into chemical union or combination . Chemical Force , like other forces , cannot be de- scribed , for , like them , it is only known by its effects . It is distinguished from other forces by ...
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... compound of oxy- gen and hydrogen is a liquid , namely , water ; here is a great alteration in leading properties . Iodine is only slightly soluble in water , and forms a brown- colored solution , and iron is insoluble ; but when iodine ...
... compound of oxy- gen and hydrogen is a liquid , namely , water ; here is a great alteration in leading properties . Iodine is only slightly soluble in water , and forms a brown- colored solution , and iron is insoluble ; but when iodine ...
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½ gr Absolute Acid Acetic Acid Acidum Aconite Ęther alcohol alkaloids Ammonia Aqua aqueous Arsenic atoms Balsam bark Belladonna Bromide Calcium Camphor Carbolic Acid Carbonate cent chemical Chlorate Chloride Cinchona Cinnamomum colorless Compositę compound contains crystals Dilute dissolved doses drug elements ether Extractum fixed oils Fluidum formula Give Glycerin grains heat Hydrargyri Hydrate Hydrochloric Acid hydrogen hydrometer infusion insoluble Iodide Iodine iodoform iron leaves Lime liquid LIQUOR FERRI medicinal menstruum Mercury minims Mistura mixture molecules Morphine Name Nitrate Nitric Acid obtained official preparations ointment Oleum Opii Opium ounce Oxide oxygen percolator Petrolatum Pharmacopoeia Pharmacy pills plants Potassii Potassium Potassium Iodide powder precipitate prescription Radical resin rhizome root salts seed Soda Sodii Sodium solid soluble in alcohol soluble in water solution solvent specific gravity stearopten stem substances sugar Sulphate Sulphuric Acid Syrup temperature Tinc Tincture tion Unguentum volatile oils volume weight Zinc
Popular passages
Page 35 - Avogadro's law states that equal volumes of all gases at the same temperature and pressure contain the same number of molecules...
Page 80 - ... a basin, the specified quantity of menstruum is poured on, and it is thoroughly stirred with a spatula, or other suitable instrument, until it appears uniformly moistened. The moist powder is then passed through a coarse sieve — No. 40 powders, and those which are finer, requiring a No. 20 sieve, whilst No.
Page 80 - No. 30 powders require a No. 15 sieve for this purpose. Powders of a less degree of fineness usually do not require this additional treatment after the moistening. The moist powder is now transferred to a sheet of thick paper and the whole quantity poured from this into the percolator.
Page 81 - To begin percolation, the rubber tube is lowered and its glass end introduced into the neck of a bottle previously marked for the quantity of liquid to be percolated, if the percolate is to be measured, or of a tared bottle, if the percolate is to be weighed ; and by raising or lowering this receiver the rapidity of percolation may be increased or decreased as may be desirable.
Page 80 - The shape of a percolator should be adapted to the nature of the drug to be operated upon. For drugs which are apt to swell, particularly when a feebly alcoholic or an aqueous menstruum is employed, a conical percolator is preferable. A...
Page 87 - One hundred grammes of the powdered drug is moistened with a certain quantity of menstruum, packed in a suitable percolator, and enough menstruum added to saturate the powder and leave a stratum above it; the lower orifice of the percolator is closed when the liquid begins to drop...
Page 151 - Upon its bulk and density. Density is the amount of matter in given bulks of bodies. What is meant by weighing ? Balancing a body of known gravitating force with one whose gravity is not known, for the purpose of estimating the gravitating force of the latter, which is called its weight.
Page 79 - Pharmacopoeia, should be nearly cylindrical, or slightly conical, with a funnel-shaped termination at the smaller end. The neck of this funnelend should be rather short, and should gradually and regularly become narrower toward the orifice, so that a perforated cork, bearing a short glass tube, may be tightly wedged into it from within, until the end of the cork is flush with its outer edge. The glass tube, which must not protrude above the inner surface of the cork, should extend from...
Page 81 - If these conditions be accurately observed, the menstruum will penetrate the powder equally until it has .passed into the rubber tube and has reached, in this, a height corresponding to its level in the percolator, which is now closely covered to prevent evaporation. The apparatus is then allowed to stand at rest for the time specified in the formula. To begin percolation, the rubber tube is lowered and its glass end introduced into the neck of a bottle previously marked for the quantity of liquid...
Page 79 - The glass tube, which must not project above the inner surface of the cork, should extend from 3 to 4 Cm. beyond the outer surface of the cork, and should be provided with a closely fitting rubber tube, at least one-fourth longer than the percolator itself, and ending in another short glass tube, whereby the rubber tube may be so suspended that its orifice shall be above the surface of the menstruum in the percolator, a rubber band holding the tube in position.