... Ditto, Safety Pipette, ac- cording to Mohr, with safety tube, rubber tube, and pinch-cock. Each, $1.00 Ditto, Gas Bottles. See Gas Bottles. 1744. —Ditto, Distilling Apparatus, for distillation of chlorine and iodide of potassium, according to Fresenius. Each, $1.00 ...

... making the cuts quickly wipe the area with iodine, mercurochrome, alcohol, or other antiseptic, as well as the knife or razor blade. It is suggested that a safety razor blade be kept in every First Aid ...

... atebrin and plaamo- quine are given together with safety. Dr. Mohr had used chlorine substituted yatren in a few cases of amoebic dysentery but preferred the original iodine compound which is better tolerated. % - . -S. He had also ...

... starvation of the patient within the limits of safety. If there is a history of syphilis, Potassium Iodide should be pushed to its fullest extent. Cardiac ...

... antitotenic serum, tr jengcular bondeges, packets of eauze, safety y~ins, bandages, rolls of cotton, adhesive tape, iodine swabs, packages of sodium bicarbonate end tubes of ...

... four drinking cups. One unit, three vials of iodine, 10 cc. each. Two units, containing tourniquet and forceps. WARTIME SAFETY MEASURES FOR MERCHANT MARINE 65 Two units, 3- ...

... and Physical Journal, by Mr. Ring. BRONCHOCELE. 367 safety to the patient, and with what real prospect of success, experi- ments are still wanting accurately to determine. The powers of iodine are certainly very considerable. Its internal use is ...

... of the United States or Canadas with perfect safety. SARATOGA WATERS. The subscribers have made arrangements with the proprietors of the different Springs at Saratoga, namely, the "CONGRESS," "IODINE," "UNION," "PAVILION," to receive the water fresh every ...

... Aromatic spirits of ammonia Assorted bandage compresses Assorted safety pins Assorted splints Bicarbonate of soda Castor oil Eye cup Gauze bandages 1", 2" and 3" Medicine droppers Mild iodine Paper drinking cups Scissors Sterile gauze Tannic acid ...

... this in place with a bandage, binder, or safety pins as best suited to the location. If pins are used do not insert them over the prepared area. Iodine is applied a few minutes before the incision ...