. The pharmacopoeia of the Hospital for Diseases of the Throat and Chest (Golden Square) : based on the British pharmacopoeia. cylate of Soda ... 20 grains. Water 1 ounce. in diphtheria. Nebula Sodii Chloridi. ^ Chloride of Sodium ... 5 grains. Distilled Water . . 1 ounce. —Stimulant. Nebula Zinci lodati. R^ lodated Zinc Caustic . 2 minims,or more if prescribed. Distilled water . . to 1 be used with a spray producer. Use.—In ozaena, and syphilitic affections ofthe nose, pharjnx, and larynx. Nebula Zinci Chloridi. E^ Chloride of Zinc .... 2 grains. Dist
. The pharmacopoeia of the Hospital for Diseases of the Throat and Chest (Golden Square) : based on the British pharmacopoeia. cylate of Soda ... 20 grains. Water 1 ounce. in diphtheria. Nebula Sodii Chloridi. ^ Chloride of Sodium ... 5 grains. Distilled Water . . 1 ounce. —Stimulant. Nebula Zinci lodati. R^ lodated Zinc Caustic . 2 minims,or more if prescribed. Distilled water . . to 1 be used with a spray producer. Use.—In ozaena, and syphilitic affections ofthe nose, pharjnx, and larynx. Nebula Zinci Chloridi. E^ Chloride of Zinc .... 2 grains. Distilled Water 1 ounce. Dissolve. Use.—Astriogont. Nebula Zinci Sulphatis. Ify Sulphate of Zinc .... 5 Water . . 1 Use.—Astringent. FORMULAE—FUMI. 91 Nebula Zinci Sulphocarbolatis. R^ Sulphocarbolate of Zinc . 5 Water .... 1 —In secondary syphilis of the pharynxard larynx. V. Fumi—Fuming Inhalations. These Inhalations are derived from the smokearising from the ignition of unsized paper, steepedin a solution of nitrate of Fig. 2. the fuming inhaler. Though the value of fuming Inhalations has longbeen recognised both by physicians and patients, the 92 FORMULAE—FUMI. remedy has not hitherto been placed on a scientificbasis. This is now done by requiring the papers tobe steeped in solutions of definite strength, and bymodifying their effects by the addition of variousvolatile principles. This form of inhalation is recommended in casesof spasmodic dyspnoea, especially when dependenton asthmatic complications, or on spasm of theabductors of the vocal chords. The method of using the papers is as follows:—A strip is lit at one end and dropped into acylindrical vessel (Fig. 2), about 4 inches high, andof a diameter of 2 inches. The wire gauze cover (A)is then put on, and the fumes are inhaled by repeateddQ^p inspirations. Fumus Potassse Nitratis^ (NitratedPapers), No. ^ Nitrate of Potash ...
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