A Manual of Toxicology : Including the Consideration of the Nature, Properties, Effects And Means of Detection of Poisions, More Especially in Their Medico-Legal Relations
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On man, veratria is capable of producing very violent ef- fects. Dr. Taylor (On Poisons, p. 510) mentions the case of a lady in whom one-sixteenth of a grain occasioned the most alarming symptoms, such as insensibility, cold surface, failing pulse, and collapse.
The proper treatment consists in speedy evacuation of the stomach, and the administration of stimulants with lau- danum, or some other preparation of opium. The latter medicine is peculiarly appropriate. Tannin has also been recommended... as an antidote.
1\xQ post-mortem lesions are not characteristic. The stomach and bowels have been found inflamed, and sometimes con- tracted. The lungs, liver, and heart have been seen gorged with blood.
Chemical analysis. — The most characteristic test is sulphuric acid. When the pure alkaloid is touched with a drop or two of the concentrated acid, it assumes a yellow color, then a reddish tint, and slowly dissolves to a pinkish solution, which, after several minutes, acquires a deep crimson-red color.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On man, veratria is capable of producing very violent ef- fects. Dr. Taylor (On Poisons, p. 510) mentions the case of a lady in whom one-sixteenth of a grain occasioned the most alarming symptoms, such as insensibility, cold surface, failing pulse, and collapse.
The proper treatment consists in speedy evacuation of the stomach, and the administration of stimulants with lau- danum, or some other preparation of opium. The latter medicine is peculiarly appropriate. Tannin has also been recommended... as an antidote.
1\xQ post-mortem lesions are not characteristic. The stomach and bowels have been found inflamed, and sometimes con- tracted. The lungs, liver, and heart have been seen gorged with blood.
Chemical analysis. — The most characteristic test is sulphuric acid. When the pure alkaloid is touched with a drop or two of the concentrated acid, it assumes a yellow color, then a reddish tint, and slowly dissolves to a pinkish solution, which, after several minutes, acquires a deep crimson-red color.
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