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Source: The student's guide to materia medica [electronic resource] : in accordance with the latest issue of the British Pharmacopoeia by Thorowgood, John C. (John Charles), 1833-1913 (1874), narrative-offset-388845.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- ORGANIC MATERIA MEDICA bark: In hay fever quinine, applied in solution, or in the form of a snulf to the ORGANIC MATERIA MEDICA. nasal passages, has lately proved a very efficacious remedy. As a g-eneral tonic quinia is much used : it may be given with the infusion of bark ; and sometimes it is a good plan to give one or two grains of sulphate of quinia as a powder, mixed in sherry wine ; the bitter taste is not much perceived, and the drug- dis
Method as extracted
- Infuse according to the source passage: In hay fever quinine, applied in solution, or in the form of a snulf to the ORGANIC MATERIA MEDICA. nasal passages, has lately proved a very efficacious remedy. As a g-eneral tonic quinia is much used : it may be given with the infusion of bark ; and sometimes it is a good plan to give one or two grains of sulphate of quinia as a powder, mixed in sherry wine ; the bitter taste is not much perceived, and the drug- dissolves in the acid secretions of the stomach. Tinctura Quinise contains one grain in sixty minims.
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Primary and supporting references
- The student's guide to materia medica [electronic resource] : in accordance with the latest issue of the British Pharmacopoeia — The student's guide to materia medica [electronic resource] : in accordance with the latest issue of the British PharmacopoeiaPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-388845.