Year-book of PharmacyJohn Churchill & Sons, 1922 Includes the transactions of the British Pharmaceutical Conference at its 7th-64th annual meetings. |
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Página 364 - Examination. 10. Pharmaceutics : — (1) General Materia Medica, Chemical, Vegetable, and Animal. (2) Pharmacy and Pharmacy Law. (3) One of the following groups of drugs treated more fully:— (a) Synthetic Remedies, (fc) Alkaloids and Glucosides.
Página 6 - To 5 grams of material in a 500 cc. graduated flask add 10 grams of heavy magnesium oxide and 200 cc. of distilled water. Boil gently over a low flame for two hours using a small bore glass tube 30 inches long as a condenser.
Página 169 - The odorous constituents of the fruit may be considered to consist chiefly of the linalyl esters of formic, acetic, valeric, and caprylic acids, together with a considerable proportion of acetaldehyde and a very small amount of an aldehyde of higher molecular weight. It is probable that the volatile acids are present to some extent in a free state.
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Página 19 - ... solution. Agitate the mixture gently; cool it to 15 C., and keep it at this temperature for one hour, with occasional stirring: a white precipitate is formed (difference from quinine). Filter out the precipitate and add 2 drops of ammonia water to the filtrate: not more than a slight turhidity results (limit of other cinchona alkaloids).
Página 277 - It has been used in dentistry, in nasal catarrh, hay-fever, etc. Dosage. — Internally, from 0.5 to 1 Gm. (8 to 15 grains) in emulsion ; locally, in substance as a dusting-powder or mixed with milk sugar for insufflation, dissolved in ether and mixed with oil for pencilings, or as an ointment with wool fat, etc. Manufactured by HA Metz Lahoratories, Inc., New York.
Página 278 - Emulsions made from the other oils tested gave coefficients under 1. These preparations failed to emulsify completely in 10 per cent concentration. Pine-oil emulsions made from various grades of pine oils failed to kill M. aureus and B. anthracis in any dilution capable of emulsification. In view of the results obtained, these products should not be used for general disinfecting purposes. When using pine-oil emulsions against B. typhosus, it is safer, for practical purposes, to employ a solution...
Página 256 - ... Sesame Oil, 33 Per Cent-Merck. — A bromine addition product of sesame oil, containing from 31 to 35 per cent of bromine in organic combination. Actions and Uses. — Bromipin, 33 per cent, acts like the inorganic bromides. The combination is not broken up in the stomach; but a portion of the bromine is split off as soon as the compound enters the intestine ; the remaining compound is readily absorbed and, as in the case of other fats, is largely deposited in the tissues where it is slowly split...
Página 231 - A patient under phenobarbital treatment should be Instructed that, on the first appearance of a skin rash or of any untoward symptoms, he should stop the drug and report to his physician at once. The urine should be examined once a week.
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