... a few whales by attacking them with harpoons filled with large doses of a tranquillizing drug—in effect, huge hypodermic nee- dles—and as ... since his body steadily builds up tolerance to drugs. A physician ordinarily pre- ... every two hours—a dose that would kill an ordinary person. As the ...

... alluded to by Stille and Maisch (Nat. Ms- pens. ) as occurring after prolonged administration of the drug. doses would be of use in sthenic febrile con- ...

... not materially affect the blood-pressure, but large doses cause a depression, not only in the pres- sure but in the cardiac beat. The drug has a cumulative action, and it is possible ...

... closely watch these :patients who have had Hyoscine pre-operatively, for they often ... of Cascara Sagrada - Dose - 2 cc,j Extract of Cascara Sagrada> Pill - . ...

... CITY OR ADDRESS COUNTY DATE ADMITTED SAR8. BIS. PEN. DATE DATE SENT TO DATE DIAGNOSIS REPORTED MED. CENTER DISCHARGED LABORATORY WORK PHYSICAL EXAMINATION TREATMENT PRESENT ILLNESS, DATE TEST RESULT ONSET ETC. DATE DRUG DOSE SKIN AND MUCOUS MEMBRANE EYES: PUPILS REFLEXES OTHER ...

... under the care of several physicians, at whose pre- scription she has taken buchu, copaiba, oil of turpentine, and the usual drugs, including the extract of belladonna in large doses. 552 THE DISEASES OF WOMEN. She has also ...

... its own narcotic supply, but patients have prescriptions filled from local drug stores, if the institution receives the prescription for the patient and administers the prescribed doses, any left-over narcotics at time patient leaves ...

... observed and this occurred only when very high 'doses of the drug were given. Over a large part of its dos- age range, left ventricular end-diastolic pres- sure fell, the duration of ejection shortened, and ...

... and chloroform. It is antipyretic and analgesic. The drug’s official name is ace- tanilidum. Dose gr. v-x (o.3-0.6). Antiferment [an-te-fer'-ment) [avri, against; fermentum, leaven]. An agent that pre- vents fermentation. Antifermentative [an - te-fer - men'-ta- ...

... is more prolonged. It is an extremely active drug, the medicinal dose being from \ to 2 minims (0.03-0.1 c.c.) of the 1 per cent, solution; even these doses may cause such powerful pulsa- tions of the heart that a pen held in the hand is visibly jerked.2 ...