10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DELPHINIA»
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On the medical properties of the natural order Ranunculaceæ
INTERNAL ADMINISTRATION OF DELPHINIA AND ITS SALTS. Pure Delphinia
has little effect upon the mucous membranes of the stomach and bowels. It may
be administered in some cases to the extent of three or four grains a-day, in
doses ...
Several parts of this plant have been employed medicinally, as the flowers, seeds
, and root Tliey owe their properties to the presence of an alkaloid, called
delphinia. The flowers are said to be diuretic, vermifuge, and emmenagogue ;
and the ...
Robert Eglesfeld Griffith, 1866
We finished singing and Delphinia jerked her glasses from her face. “Brad! You
know my song? You want to watch my movie?” “Yes Delphinia, I do.” “We will
finish my One Perfect Day with it, okay?” I reached out for Delphinia's hand and
she ...
4
New Remedies: With Formulae for Their Preparation and ...
The preparations of delphinia have been used in the same diseases as those of
veratria, and they appear to exert a similar action: the test laid down by Turnbull,
in the case of veratria, applies equally to delphinia;—namely, unless a solution of
...
5
A Manual of Materia Medica and Therapeutics: Including the ...
DELPHINIA. other constituents arc a Fatty Oil, Gum, Starch, Azotized matter.
Albumen, with several salts. Delphinia was obtained by Couerbe by acting on the
alcoholic extract of the seeds with boiling water acidulated with Sulphuric acid,
and ...
John Forbes Royle, John Churchill ((Londres)), 1847
This Delphinia is pure enough for medical purposes, but is still mixed with
another substance called Staphisin. Delphinia is white, powdery but crystalline,
very bitter and acrid, fusible like wax, nearly insoluble in water, soluble in Alcohol
and ...
7
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
The salts of delphinia act much in the same manner, but there is nothing to give
them a preference to the alcaloid itself ,- both have been used in the same
diseases as the preparations of veratria, and appear to exercise a similar action.
8
The Eclectic Journal of Medicine
ceiving a succeion of small electric sparks on an uncovered part of the body ;
whilst Delphinia gives rise to a sensation of burning, not unlike that which
manifests itself a short time after the application ofa blister; but not to an
unpleasant degree ...
9
The elements of materia medica and therapeutics
The activity of stavesacre seeds depends partly on the delphinia and partly on
the volatile acid. The powder of the seeds readily excites nausea, vomiting, and
purging. Orfila3 has shown that on dogs it acts first as an acrid, and afterwards as
a ...
10
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Veratria Pills. R. Veratria, gr. i. ; ext. hyosciam., pulv. glycyr- rhiz., aa grs. xij. M. Ft.
pil. xij. Dose, one pill every three hours. Delphinia Ointment. (Delphinium
Staphysagria.) R. Delphinia, 3ss. ; ol. oliv., 3L ; adip. ppt., 3i. M. Ft. ung. Delphinia
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