... quantity is increased by eating 415 Urine. Urine. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. substances such as rhubarb, sorrel, etc., which contain the acid. The increased ...

... ingredients. Indeed, the principal art of percolating has reference to this part of the process. Substances, as Rhubarb and Gentian, which yield a large quantity of ...

... aromatic fluid ; or small doses of ealumba, soda, rhubarb, and cap- sicum, conjoined in the form of powder. Mer- curials ought not to be employed, and drastic PANCREAS—Structural Lesions of the—Bibliography and References. 11 purgatives are generally injurious. When the bowels ...

... the evening and followed in the morning by rhubarb and magnesia; and in the course of the day the patient was relieved. Common routine treatment,directed more especially in reference to the disorder of the digestive system, soon ...

... ever recover its normal structure and functions ? In reference to the acute affections of the valves, arising in rheum- atic fever or in chorea, some facts have ...

... In- deed, the principal art of percolating has reference to this part of the process. Sub- stances, as Rhubarb and Gentian, which yield a large quantity of ...

... or as ferrum redactum with extr. cinchon. and rhubarb, or as ferr. albuminat. In more acute cases I found the syrup, ferr. iod., gtt. xx. to xxx., three times daily, more serviceable. 368 Arthritis. Arthrology. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Cod-liver oil, ...

... iron carbonate, nux vomica, cod liver oil, quinine, rhubarb, syrup of iron iodide. Vermifuges. Cause the expulsion of intestinal worms. See anthelmintics. 310. Description of Commonly-Used Drugs. For immediate reference to some of the drugs used commonly in ...

... iron carbonate, nux vomica, cod liver oil, quinine, rhubarb, syrup of iron iodide. Vermifuges. Cause the expulsion of intestinal worms. See anthelmintics. 310. Description of Commonly-Used Drugs. For immediate reference to some of the drugs used commonly in ...

... aromatic fluid ; or small doses of caluinba, soda, rhubarb, and cap- sicum, conjoined in the form of powder. Mer- curials ought not to be employed, and drastic j the—Bibliography and References. 11 purgatives are generally injurious. When the bowels ...