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Side 26
... dose by inhalation chloroform has a depressant effect on the circulation , due chiefly to centric vaso - motor de- pression with final depression of the cardiac muscle itself . De- pression of the cardiac muscle alone is never great ...
... dose by inhalation chloroform has a depressant effect on the circulation , due chiefly to centric vaso - motor de- pression with final depression of the cardiac muscle itself . De- pression of the cardiac muscle alone is never great ...
Side 27
... dose . Death is always due to respiratory failure accompanied by circulatory depression , which latter may be severe enough to cause death , even if artificial respiration is used skillfully . It is impossible to answer for man , from ...
... dose . Death is always due to respiratory failure accompanied by circulatory depression , which latter may be severe enough to cause death , even if artificial respiration is used skillfully . It is impossible to answer for man , from ...
Side 31
... dose of 20 to 30 drops at night does not always suffice , but when given in 25- to 30 - drop doses two or three times daily it nearly always overcame the night - sweats in the course of a few days . Only in two cases out of the whole ...
... dose of 20 to 30 drops at night does not always suffice , but when given in 25- to 30 - drop doses two or three times daily it nearly always overcame the night - sweats in the course of a few days . Only in two cases out of the whole ...
Side 41
... doses given were five grains to each suppository in the beginning gradually increasing to twelve grains of the drug . Ichthyol should not be dispensed in hollow suppositories but must be intimately mixed with the excipient , as ...
... doses given were five grains to each suppository in the beginning gradually increasing to twelve grains of the drug . Ichthyol should not be dispensed in hollow suppositories but must be intimately mixed with the excipient , as ...
Side 55
... dose of castor oil , but she appeared very restless and nervous , so I called in the evening about 5 o'clock and found that her temperature was 104 ° ; gave her a vaginal douche of carbolic acid and water , and called in the evening ...
... dose of castor oil , but she appeared very restless and nervous , so I called in the evening about 5 o'clock and found that her temperature was 104 ° ; gave her a vaginal douche of carbolic acid and water , and called in the evening ...
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