Remarks on the Uses of some of the Bazaar Medicines and Common Medical Plants of India / With a full index of diseases, indicating their treatment by these and other agents procurable throughout India; to which are added directions for treatment in cases of drowning, snake-bites &c.

by Edward John Waring

APPENDIX E.

List of articles required for carrying out the directions contained in this work:

• A set of Apothecaries' Scales and Weights (with an extra set of Weights).
• 1 Wedgwood Pestle and Mortar (medium size).
• 2 Measure Glasses (up to 6 ounces).
• 2 Minim Glasses.
• 1 Imperial Pint (20 ounces) Pewter Measure.
• 2 Glass Male (Urethral) Syringes.
• 2 Pewter ditto.
• 2 Glass Female (Vaginal) Syringes.
• 1 Metallic ditto ditto (large).
• 1 Enema Apparatus, fitted with metallic tubes, &c. Those with India-rubber or
  Caoutchouc flexible tubes are to be avoided, as they readily spoil in hot climates.
• 1 Self-registering Clinical Thermometer.
• 2 Earthenware Slabs for mixing Ointments, Pills, &c.
• 3 Spatulas varying in size and length.
• 1 Nest of Wedgwood or Tin Funnels.
• 1 Nutmeg Grater.
• 2 Lancets in a case.
• 3 Yards of best Diachylon or Sticking Plaster (in tin case).
• 2 Yards of Lint.
• 1 Small Actual Cautery Iron. (For snake-bites, advised by Sir J Fayrer. See Appendix B.)
• 1 Sharp Penknife or Scalpel. (ditto)
• 6 Pieces of Whipcord. (ditto)