... the foreign matters present may, occasionally, prevent their characteristic action. The best mode of proceeding in that case ... alcohol: boiling alcohol abstracts part of its acid. Characteristics.—Its appearance, its slight solubility in water, and the action of heat on it, are some of its ...

... the general symptoms correspond more closely with its characteristic action. Dose: As directed for Acidium-nitr. Acidum-sulph., ... cases of this nature, according to the respective characteristic action of each. Dose: Of either remedy, three globules ...

... which it is Suitable, 7. General View of Characteristic Action. (a)—Mind and Emotions. fb)—Nervous System. (c)— ... xvi. METHOD OF ARRANGEMENT. 7. General View of Characteristic Action—Continued (f)—Digestive System. fg)—Urinary System. fh)— ...

... reaches the rectum and anus, where its most characteristic action is displayed. The chief characteristic is a severe ... also increases the elimination of urea. Its most characteristic action is upon the mucous membranes, whose secretions are ...

... the rec- tum and anus, where its most characteristic action is dis- played. The chief characteristic is a ... Cina, is often used in its stead, its characteristic action being the same, though possibly some- what more ...

... also increases the elimination of urea. Its most characteristic action is upon the mucous membranes, whose secretions are ... Cina, is often used in its stead, its characteristic action being the same, though possibly somewhat more uniform ...

... also increases the elimination of urea. Its most characteristic action is upon the mucous membranes, whose secretions are ... the digestive system, and the sexual organs. Its characteristic action being upon the skin, where it pro- duces ...

... unsuit- able because of slowness of their toxic action, immunological characteristics, and in some cases in- adequate sources of ... of flame thrower attack. IT.3 It \SIC CHARACTERISTICS OF IIKVP \M) HEAT ... flame thrower action. This being., the case, consideration should be given ...

... of irritation. They are not the primary or characteristic action of the medicines, which alone we are now ... considered as the result of the direct and characteristic action of the medicine. A powerful stimulant to the ...

... of causing an artificial disease, because of the characteristic action of these medicines, which differs essentially from their ... circulation hypodermically, it exerts a very decided and characteristic action. Circulatory System.—Medicinal doses render the pulse fuller ...