10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ANARCOTINA»
Discover the use of
anarcotina in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
anarcotina and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Sectário daanarchia. *Anarchizar*, (qui) v. t. Tornar anárchico. Excitar á
desordem. Sublevar. (De anarchia) * *Anarcotina*, f.Emborapareça o contrário, é
o mesmo que narcotina pura, segundoos mais recentes formulários
pharmacêuticos.
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
2
A Manual of Materia Medica and Therapeutics: Including the ...
Narcotina (Narcotine, Anarcotina, Bong. Disp.) (C49 H24 0, 5 N =446) was
discovered by Derosne in 1803, and its properties investigated by Robiquet in
1817. Much of it is in a free state, and may be dissolved out of Opium by Ether. It
exists in ...
John Forbes Royle, John Churchill ((Londres)), 1847
3
A companion to the British pharmacopœia
It has no narcotic properties, and has therefore been called Anarcotina ; it has
been given in 5-grain doses as a substitute for Quinia. PAPAVERIN. —
Discovered by Dr. Merck. In white crystalline needles. Insoluble in Water ;
sparingly soluble ...
4
Therapeutics and materia medica
110 Anarcotina, i. 679. Angelica, i. 491 garden, i. 491 Angustura, i. 483 Anise, i.
495 Anisnm, i. 495 Anthelmintics, ii. 604 Anthemis, i. 477 Antimonii et potassse
tartras, ii. 339 terchloridum, i. 330 Antimony, butter of, i. 330 and potassa, tartrate
of ...
5
Proceedings of the American Pharmaceutical Association at ...
Code'ina. Aran considers it a sedative of superior value. Ed. M. J. Sept., 1862. Am
. D. Circ. vii. 27. Narcotina (anarcotina) in the practice of Dr. Gardner (Ghaze-
pore) has only failed in 3 p. c. of his cases of intermittent fever, on an average
dose ...
American Pharmaceutical Association, American Pharmaceutical Association. Meeting, 1863
ANAPTYXIS, (ovomfir, from акаттимм, 'I unfold.') Growth. ANARCOTINA,
Narcotine. ANARRHEONU'MINA, («пчк^пум^г, <x break out again.') Fracturée are
so called when they become disunited; as well as ulcers when they break out
afresh.
7
Buffalo Medical and Surgical Journal
It is now known amongst students of materia medica as anarcotina, and as safe
anti-periodic in 20-grain doses. It would seem that this acknowledged fact .should
have completely put an end to the use of McMunn's denarcotized Elixir of Opium
...
8
Pharmacopœia of India: Prepared Under the Authority of Her ...
Narcotine (Narcotvna, Anarcotina). A neutral crys- talizable body contained in
Opium in the proportion of from 1 to 8 per cent. It occurs in colourless, flat prisms,
pearly in lustre, inodorous, insipid, insoluble in water or potash solution, soluble
in ...
9
THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MEDICAL REVIEW OR QUARTERLY JOURNAL ...
Narcotina, which Dr. O'Shaughnessy calls anarcotina, is devoid of all narcotic
properties and is capable of arresting the paroxysms of intermittent and remittent
fevers.* Gurjun balsam. As gurjun balsam may be employed as a cheap
substitute ...
10
Therapeutics and materia medica
110 Anarcotina, i. 679. Angelica, i. 491 garden, i. 491 Angustura, i. 483 Anise, i.
495 Anisum, i. 495 Anthelmintics, ii. 604 Anthemis, i. 477 Antimonii et potassse
tart ras, ii. 339 terchloridum, i. 330 Antimony, butter of, i. 330 and potassa, tartrate
...
