Hygienic Laboratory bulletin. no. 106-109, 1916-17, Issues 106-109U.S. Government Printing Office, 1917 |
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acid Acidum alcohol alkaloids Aloes Aromaticum autopsy Average dose Berkefeld filtrate Calcii cells cent of ash Chloride Cinchona cocaine Compositus Compound congested corresponding Latin titles Deleted died diluted dried Elixir European pharmacopoeias Extractum feces fed with tissues Fldext Fluidextractum fluidrachm gauze filtrate glycerin Glycyrrhiza hours after death Hydrargyri hydrochloride Hypophosphite identity and purity infundibular extracts injection intestines intravenously Iodide Linné liver M. J. Rosenau method of assay mils or 30 Mistura mixture N. F. Elixir N. F. Fluidextractum N. F. III N. F. IV N. F. Syrupus N. F. Tinctura novocaine official English titles Official in European Oleum Opii pellagra Pepsin Petroxolinum Pills Pilulæ Potassii potassium Powder Preparations Pulvis Quinine Rhei rhesus monkeys salicylate Sodii Sodium solution spinal fluid Strychnine sulphate Tests for identity Tinctura tissues from autopsy U. S. P. Fluidextractum U. S. P. IX U. S. P. Tinctura U. S. P. VIII Unguentum Zinci
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