Epistaxis - In The Treatment Of Internal Hemorrhage, When The Patient Is Unable To Swallow And The Hemorrhage Continues
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Epistaxis - In The Treatment Of Internal Hemorrhage, When The Patient Is Unable To Swallow And The Hemorrhage Continues
Epistaxis
(Bleeding from the Nose.) Remedies Recommended
Acid, gallic
Acid, tannic
Aconite.
Alum.
Alum root.
Arnica.
Barium, chloride of
Blister over liver.
Catechu.
Charcoal.
Charcoal of cork.
Compression.
Compression of facial artery. Copper, sulphate of Cranesbill. Digitalis. Ergot.
Hamamelis.
Hot foot bath.
Hot water bag to the spine. Ice.
Ipecac.
Iron, perchloride of Lead, acetate of Lemon juice. Matico.
Potassium, bromide of Tampon. Tannin. Tartar emetic. Turpentine (tampons) Vinegar. Warm bath. Witch hazel. Zinc, sulphate of
In Obstinate Nasal Hemorrhage
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℞ Ergotini.............3 j
Glycerini......... 3 xv
M. S. Twenty drops hypodermically in the lip or cheek. - Porak.
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Introduce a Jacques' soft rubber condum up into the nose, till it passes the posterior nares. With a syringe inject the condum with ice water, remove the catheter, and tie the end of the con-dum to prevent the escape of the water.
- Dr. J. G. Brownlee.
How To Maintain The Tonicity Of The Blood
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℞ Extracti ergotae........gr. ij
Ferri sulphatis.........gr. j
Extracti nucis vomicae.....gr. 1/4
M. S. In pill three times daily.
In AnÆmic Cases.
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℞ Strychniae sulphatis......gr. 1/4
Tincturae ferri chloridi......3 ij
Vini erpotae...........℥ ss
Elixiris simplicis........℥ jss
Aquae destillatte...................q.s. ad ℥ vj M. S. Take a tablespoonful three times a day.
- Lombe Athill.
In Phlethoric Cases
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℞ Tincturae aconiti radicis...................... viij
Liquoris ammonii acetatis.....℥ j
M. S. Take a teaspoonful every half hour.
- Thomas.
HÆMatemesis.
(Vomiting of Blood.) Remedies Recommended.
Acid, gallic
Acid, sulphuric
Acid, tannic
Alum.
Ammonium, chloride of Astringents. Ergot. Gelsemium. Hamamelis Hot water. Ice.
Ipecac.
Iron, sub-sulphate of
Iron, perchloride of
Iron, pernitrate of
Magnesium, sulphate of
Monsell's solution.
Lead, acetate of
Logwood,
Rhatany.
Turpentine.
HÆMatemesis.
In The Treatment Of Internal Hemorrhage, When The Patient Is Unable To Swallow And The Hemorrhage Continues
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℞ Ergotinae.........gr. iij
Morphiae sulphatis.....gr. 1/6
M. Use hypodermically. - Prof. Gross.
In HÆmoptysis And Renal HÆmorrhage6327.
℞ Ammonii carbonatis..........................gr. xxiv
Liquoris ergotae...... 3 ij
Tincturae lavandulae compositae........3 jss
Spiritus chloroformi......3 jss
Aquae camphorae......3 vj
M. S. Dose, One-half to one ounce.
- University College Hospital.
HÆMoptysis Attended By Pyrexia.
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℞ Ipecacuanhae........gr. v
Divide into five parts. S. One every fifteen minutes until nausea is produced without vomiting, then every hour or two hours.
- Prof. S. Jaccoud.
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