OPIUM.

(Acetate of Morphia.)

1⁄4 gr. of acetate of morphia is contained in 30 min. of liquor morphiæ acetatis.

(Hydrochlorate of Morphia.)

1⁄4 gr. of hydrochlorate of morphia is contained in 30 min. of liquor morphiæ hydrochloratis.

1⁄4 gr. of hydrochlorate of morphia is contained in nine morphia lozenges.

1⁄4 gr. of hydrochlorate of morphia is contained in nine morphia and ipecacuanha lozenges.

1⁄2 grain of hydrochlorate of morphia is contained in each morphia suppository.

(Opium dried sufficiently to be powdered.)

1 gr. of opium is contained in 141⁄2 min. of tinctura opii.

1 gr. of opium is contained in 141⁄2 min. of vinum opii.

1 gr. of opium is contained in 1⁄2 fl. oz. of tinctura camphoræ composita.

1 gr. of opium is contained in 96 min. of tinctura opii ammoniata.

1 gr. of opium is contained in 1 fl. oz. of enema opii.

1 gr. of opium is contained in 5 gr. of pilula saponis composita.

1 gr. of opium is contained in 8 gr. of pilula plumbi cum opio.

1 gr. of opium is contained in 10 gr. of pulvis ipecacuanhæ compositus.

1 gr. of opium is contained in 20 gr. of pulvis kino compositus.

1 gr. of opium is contained in 40 gr. of pulvis cretæ aromaticus cum opio.

1 gr. of opium is contained in 10 gr. of pulvis opii compositus.

1 gr. of opium is contained in about 131⁄2 gr. of unguentum gailæ cum opio.

1 gr. of opium is contained in ten opium lozenges.

1 gr. of opium equals about 1⁄2 gr. of extractum opii.

1 gr. of extract of opium is contained in 22 min. of extractum opii liquidum.


[INDEX.]

Absorption of poisons, [16]

Acetate of

lead, [86]
morphia, [97]

Acetic acid, [47]

Acid of sugar, [43]

Acids,

mineral, [35]
vegetable, [43]

Aconite, [122]

Aconitia, [122]

Action of poisons, [16]

Adder, the common, [139]

Æthusa cynapium, [132]

Agaricus

campestris, [111]
esculentus, [111]

Alcohol, [108]

Alkalies, poisoning by the, [52]

Almonds, bitter, [124]

Aloes, [57]

Amanita, muscaria, [111]

Ammonia, [48]

Ammonio-chloride of mercury, [85]

Amylene, [107]

Anæsthetics, [102]

Aniline, [109]

Animal irritants, [58]

Antidotes, [26]

Antimonial compounds, [78]

Aqua

fortis, [38]
regia, [40]
reginæ, [40]

Argol, [53]

Arrow-poison, [116]

Arseniate of

potash, [67]
soda, [67]

Arsenic, [66]

Arsenic eating, [67]

Arsenious acid, [69]

Arsenite of

copper, [67]
potash, [67]

Arum maculatum, [57]

Asagræa officinalis, [134]

Asp, bite of the, [140]

Atropa belladonna, [113]

Atropia, [113]

Bacon, rancid, [58]

Baryta and its salts, [53]

Bees, stings of, [143]

Belladonna, [113]

Bichloride of mercury, [81]

Bichromate of potash, [56]

Binoxalate of potash, [43]

Bismuth, [56]

Bisulphide of arsenic, [67]

Bisulphuret of mercury, [85]

Bitartrate of potash, [53]

Bites of

rabid animals, [142]
venomous reptiles, [139]

Bitter almonds, [124]

Bitter-sweet, [115]

Black hellebore, [92]

Blistering flies, [92]

Blue vitrol, [90]

Brick-kilns, vapor from, [135]

Brucia, [117]

Bryony, [57]

Burnett’s solution, [55]

Butter of antimony, [80]

Calomel, [85]

Camphor, [110]

Cantharides, [92]

Carbonate of

baryta, [54]
lead, [87]
potash, [48]
soda, [48]

Carbonic acid gas, [134]

Carburetted hydrogen, [136]

Castor oil seeds, [57]

Caustic soda, [48]

Ceruse, [87]

Cevadilla seeds, [134]

Champignons, [111]

Charcoal vapor, [135]

Cheese, decayed, [58]

Chloride of

antimony, [80]
arsenic, [77]
barium, [53]
mercury, [85]
zinc, [55]

Chlorides of tin, [56]

Chlorine, [59]

Chloroform, [102]

Chrome, [56]

Chronic

antimonial poisoning, [79]
arsenical poisoning, [70]
copper poisoning, [89]
lead poisoning, [88]
mercurial poisoning, [82]

Cicuta virosa, [132]

Cinnabar, [85]

Classification of poisons, [32]

Coal gas, [136]

Cocculus Indicus, [110]

Cockles, [58]

Colchicia, [133]

Colchicum, [133]

Colic, [88]

Colocynth, [57]

Common

hemlock, [132]
salt, [13]

Confectionery, poisonous, [67]

Conia, [133]

Conium, [132]

Copper,

arsenite of, [67]
salts of, [89]

Copperas, [56]

Corrosive sublimate, [81]

Crabs, [58]

Cream of tartar, [53]

Croton oil seeds, [57]

Curare, [116]

Cyanide of

mercury, [85]
potassium, [124]

Cytisus laburnum, [92]

Darnel seeds, [110]

Daturia, [115]

Datura stramonium, [115]

Deadly nightshade, [113]

Definition of a poison, [13]

Diagnosis of poisoning, [19]

Digitalin, [129]

Digitalis purpurea, [129]

Duties of the medical practitioner, [19]

Eating of

arsenic, [67]
opium, [96]

Effects of poisons, [15]

Elaterium, [57]

Emetics, [25]

Ergot of rye, [137]

Essence of

bitter almonds, [124]
mirbane, [109]

Essential salt of lemons, [43]

Ether, [106]

Euphorbium, [57]

Fish, poisonous, [58]

Fool’s parsley, [132]

Foxglove, [129]

Fungi, [111]

Gamboge, [57]

Garden-nightshade, [115]

Gaseous test for arsenic, [74]

Gases, irritant, [59]

Goulard’s extract, [87]

Green vitrol, [56]

Hartshorn, [49]

Hellebore, black, [92]

Hemlock, [132]

Hemlock, water-dropwort, [132]

Henbane, [112]

Hierapicra, [51]

Hocussing, [115]

Holloway’s pills, [57]

Hydrochlorate of morphia, [97]

Hydrochloric acid, [39]

Hydrocyanic acid, [123]

Hydrogen,

carburetted, [136]
sulphuretted, [136]

Hydrophobia, [142]

Hyoscyamus niger, [112]

Indian tobacco, [133]

Indigo, sulphate of, [40]

Investigation of cases, [19]

Iodide of potassium, [63]

Iodine, [61]

Iodism, [62]

Iron, sulphate of, [56]

Irritant

gases, [59]
poisons, [34]

Jalap, [57]

Ketchup, [111]

Laburnum, [92]

Laudanum, [95]

Laurel water, [124]

Lead

and its preparations, [85]
palsy, [88]

Lemons, essential salt of, [43]

Levant nut, [110]

Lime, [53]

Liquid

mercury, [81]
tests for arsenic, [74]

Liquor

ammoniæ, [48]
potassæ, [48]

Lobelia inflata, [133]

Local action of poisons, [15]

Lolium temulentum, [110]

Lunar caustic, [56]

Magistery of bismuth, [56]

Marsh’s test for arsenic, [75]

Meadow saffron, [133]

Meats, poisonous, [58]

Meconic acid, [101]

Medical witness, the duty of, [19]

Medico-legal reports, [21]

Menispermum cocculus, [110]

Mercurial paralysis, [83]

Mercury and its compounds, [81]

Mesereon, [57]

Metallic

antimony, [78]
arsenic, [66]
lead, [85]

Metals, compounds of the, [66]

Mineral

acids, [36]
green, [67]

Mirbane, essence of, [109]

Mixed acids, [41]

Monkshood, [122]

Morphia, [97]

Morrison’s pills, [57]

Muriatic acid, [39]

Mushrooms, [111]

Mussels, [58]

Narcotic poisons, [95]

Nicotiana tabacum, [131]

Nicotin, [131]

Nightshade, [115]

Nitrate of

bismuth, [56]
potash, [52]
silver, [56]
mercury, [85]

Nitre, [52]

Nitric acid, [38]

Nitro-benzole, [109]

Nitro-muriatic acid, [40]

Nitro-sulphuric acid, [40]

Nitrous-oxide gas, [107]

Nux-vomica, [117]

Œnanthe crocata, [132]

Œsophagus, stricture of the, [41]

Oil of

bitter almonds, [124]
vitrol, [36]

Opium, [95]

Opium-eating, [96]

Orpiment, [67]

Oxalate of lime, [43]

Oxalic acid, [43]

Oxalis acetosella, [43]

Oxides of lead, [87]

Painter’s colic, [87]

Paralysis from

lead, [86]
mercury, [83]

Pearlash, [48]

Phellandrinum aquaticum, [132]

Phosphorus, [63]

Picrotoxine, [110]

Poison, definition of a, [13]

Poisoning,

diagnosis of, [19]
treatment of, [27]

Poison of vipers, [140]

Poisonous

confectionery, [67]
fungi, [111]

Poisons,

absorption of, [14]
classification of, [32]
mode of action of, [14]
sympathetic action of, [17]

Potash,

[48]
arsenite of, [67]
bichromate of, [56]
binoxalate of, [43]
bitartrate of, [53]
carbonate of, [48]
nitrate of, [52]
sulphate of, [52]

Potassa fusa, [48]

Potassio-tartrate of antimony, [78]

Potassium, iodide of, [63]

Prussic acid, [123]

Ptyalism, [83]

Purple foxglove, [129]

Rabid animals, bites of, [142]

Realgar, [67]

Red

arsenic, [67]
oxide of mercury, [85]
precipitate, [85]
spirit of nitre, [38]

Reduction test for arsenic, [73]

Reinsch’s test for arsenic, [76]

Remote effects of poisons, [15]

Reptiles, bites of, [140]

Rhubarb, [43]

St. Ignatius’ bean, [116]

Sal de duobus, [52]

Salivation, [83]

Sal polychrest, [52]

Salprunelle, [52]

Salt of sorrel, [43]

Saltpetre, [52]

Salts of copper, [89]

Sausages, [58]

Savin, [137]

Scammony, [57]

Scheele’s

green, [67]
hydrocyanic acid, [123]

Secale cornatum, [137]

Serpents, poisonous, [140]

Sesquicarbonate of ammonia, [49]

Shell-fish, [58]

Silver, nitrate of, [56]

Smelling-salts, [49]

Soap-lees, [48]

Soda, carbonate of, [48]

Solania, [115]

Solanum

dulcamara, [115]
nigrum, [115]

Soothing syrups, [95]

Sorrel,

[43]
salt of, [43]

Spanish flies, [92]

Spirit of salt, [39]

Spiritous liquors, [108]

Spotted hemlock, [132]

Spurred rye, [137]

Stings of bees, [143]

Stomach-pump, [24]

Stramonium, [115]

Strychnia, [117]

Subacetate of

copper, [90]
lead, [87]

Subchloride of mercury, [85]

Sugar,

acid of, [43]
of lead, [86]

Sulphate of

copper, [90]
indigo, [40]
iron, [56]
potash, [52]
zinc, [54]

Sulphides of arsenic, [67]

Sulphuretted hydrogen, [136]

Sulphuric acid, [36]

Sulphuric ether, [106]

Sulphurous-acid gas, [59]

Sympathetic action of poisons, [17]

Symptoms of poisoning, [20]

Tartar emetic, [78]

Tartaric acid, [47]

Tartarized antimony, [78]

Taxus baccata, [137]

Tersulphide of arsenic, [67]

Thorn-apple, [115]

Ticunas, [116]

Tin, [56]

Toadstools, [111]

Tobacco, [131]

Treatment of poisoning, [24]

Vapor of ammonia, [49]

Vegetable

acids, [43]
irritants, [57]

Venomous reptiles, [140]

Veratria, [133]

Verdigris, [90]

Vermilion, [85]

Viper, the common, [139]

Wasps, stings of, [143]

Water-hemlock, [132]

Water, impregnated with lead, [88]

Water-parsnip, [132]

White

arsenic, [69]
hellebore, [133]
lead, [87]
oxide of arsenic, [69]
precipitate, [85]
vitriol, [54]

Wine containing lead, [88]

Wolfsbane, [122]

Wood sorrel, [43]

Woody nightshade, [115]

Woorara, [116]

Yellow arsenic, [66]

Yew, [137]

Zinc,

chloride of, [55]
sulphate of, [54]