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Chapter M: Mercury Compounds, Poisoning by, 96

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Mind, Presence of, 125

Morbus, Cholera, 40

Morphine, see Laudanum, 97

Muriatic Acid, see Acids, 93

Mussels, see Bad Fish, 95

N.

Neck, Dislocation of, 56

Nitrate of Silver, see Lunar Caustic, 96

Nitric Acids, see Acids, 93

Nose, Bleeding from the, 31

” Foreign Substances in the, 82

Noxious Vapors, Suffocated by, 109

Nux Vomica, see Strychnine, 98

O.

Oil of Vitriol, see Acids, 93

Oil of Bitter Almonds, see Prussic Acid, 94

Opium, see Laudanum, 97

Oxalates or Oxalic Acid, see Acids, 93

Oxalic or Oxalate Acid, see Acids, 93

Oxide of Antimony, see Antimony, 94

P.

Pains in the Face and Jaw, 115

Painters’ Colic, 47

Palsy—Paralysis, 87

Paralysis—Palsy, 87

Phosphorous, Poisoning by, 99

Plants and Seeds, ” 98

Poison—Ivy, 91

Poisoned Wound, 122

Poisoning by Acid, 93

” ” Prussic Acid, 94

” ” Arsenic, 94

” ” Antimony, 94

” ” Alkalies, 95

” ” Bad Fish, 95

” ” Bug Poison, 95

” ” Copper Compounds, 96

” ” Mercury Compounds, 96

” ” Zinc Compounds, 96

” ” Iodine, 96

” ” Lead Compounds, 96

” ” Lunar Caustic, 96

” ” Laudanum, 97

” ” Chloroform, 97

” ” Strychnine, 98

” ” Plants and Seeds, 98

” ” Ivy, 98

” ” Phosphorous, 99

Poisons, 91

Poisons and their Antidotes, 93

Potassa Caustic, see Alkalies, 95

Presence of Mind, 125

Prussic Acid, Poisoning by, 94

Punctured or Stab Wounds, 121

Q.

Quicklime, see Alkalies, 95

Quietly take things, 125

R.

Rabies and Hydrophobia, 84

Rat Poison, see Strychnine, 98

” see Arsenic, 94

Red Lead, see Lead Compounds, 96

Red Precipitate, see Mercury Compounds, 96

Ribs broken, 21

S.

Scalds and Burns, 34

Scheele’s Green, see Arsenic, 94

Sea sickness, 99

Seeds and Plants, Poisoning by, 98

Shoulder, Dislocation of, 58

Sickness, Sea, 99

Smoke, suffocated by, 110

Snake Bites, 102

Soda Caustic, see Alkalies, 95

Solution or Tincture, see Iodine, 96

Soothing Syrups, see Laudanum, 97

Spirits of Salts, see Acids, 93

Splinters in the Flesh, 73

Sprains or Strains, 104

Stabs or Punctured Wounds, 121

Stings of Insects, 107

Strains or Sprains, 104

Strychnine, Poisoning by, 98

Suffocated by Choking, 108

” Drowning, 109

” Noxious Vapors, 109

” Foul Air, 109

” Charcoal, 109

” Illuminating Gas, 109

” Smoke, 110

Suffocation, 108

Sugar of Lead, see Lead Compounds, 96

Sulphuric Acid, see Acids, 93

Sunstroke, 110

T.

Take Things Quietly, 125

Tartar emetic, see Antimony, 94

Thigh broken, 27

Things in the Eye, 110

Thorns in the Flesh, 73

Tincture or Solution, see Iodine, 96

Toes and Fingers, Dislocation of, 57

Tooth-ache, 114

Trance—Catalepsy, 37

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