 ... to the extent of three or four grains a-day, in doses of half a grain each, without exciting vomiting ; in this quantity, however, it sometimes operates upon the bowels, but causes very little irritation. In most instances it acts as a diuretic, and...  Materia medica v.1, pt.2 - Página 934de William Tully - 1858Visualização completa - Sobre este livro
 | Alexander Turnbull - 1834 - 142 páginas
...irritation. In most instances it acts as a diuretic, and occasions a considerable flow of pale urine. When taken to the extent of a few grains it gives...rubbing it upon the skin, and its other effects are very nearly the same as those caused by the salts of veratria. The salts of delphinia are so easily... | |
 | Alexander Turnbull - 1835 - 194 páginas
...irritation. In most instances it acts as a diuretic, and occasions a considerable flow of pale urine. When taken to the extent of a few grains, it gives...rubbing it upon the skin, and its other effects are very nearly the same as those of the salts of Veratria. The salts of Delphinia act much in the same... | |
 | 1836 - 582 páginas
...acts as a diuretic, and occasions a considerable flow of pale urine. When taken to the extent of four grains, it gives rise to sensations of heat, and tingling...rubbing it upon the skin, and its other effects are very nearly the same as those of the salts of veratria. The salts of delphinia act much in the same... | |
 | 1836 - 566 páginas
...acts as a diuretic, and occasions a considerable flow of pale urine. When taken to the extent of four grains, it gives rise to sensations of heat, and tingling...produced by rubbing it upon the skin, and its other effect* are very nearly the same as those of the salts of veratria. The salts of delphinia act much... | |
 | John Brodhead Beck - 1851 - 684 páginas
...stomach. In some cases it operates on the bowels, and most usually causes an increased flow of urine. When taken to the extent of a few grains, it gives...of heat and tingling in various parts of the body, analogous to those produced by veratrine. In large doses, it is a narcotico-acrid poison. The salts... | |
 | Jonathan Pereira - 1857 - 926 páginas
...365. * Ann. Chim. et de Fhy». I 2. ' ToxieoL OCT. 4 [Chemir. der organuchm Alkalicn, 1855, p. 382.] rise to sensations of heat and tingling in various parts of the body.1 The diseases in which it is chiefly successful are neuralgic cases. It has also been used in... | |
 | Edward John Waring - 1866 - 842 páginas
...as a diuretic, and occasions a considerable flow of pale urine. When taken to the extent of gr. iv, it gives rise to sensations of heat and tingling in...similar to those which are produced by rubbing it on the skin ; and its other effects are very similar to those of Veratria. Its external application... | |
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