Bacteriology in a Nutshell; a Primer for Nurses
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A four per cent solution of formalin is considered to be as efifec- tive as bichloride of mercury solution i-i,ooo, or as carbolic acid solution 1-20 (5%).
Formalin contains formaldehyde forty per cent and wood-alcohol ten per cent. Unlike bi- chloride of mercury it does not unite with albuminous substances in solution, but it Strong destroys iron, steel or other metal quite as Points, effectually. The four per cent solution is pre- pared by adding forty-one-drams to each gallon of water. It de...stroys spores and can be used safely, also, to disinfect excreta, urine, pus, etc. ^ (For number of grains to use for each pint of solution see table at close of Chapter VII. ) Boracic Acid is a mild, non-irritating anti- septic used freely in irrigation and in surgery of the eye and ear. Many surgeons use a sat- urated solution ; others prefer a solution of one dram to each pint of water. It is dissolved by pouring boiling water over the acid powder.
It does not dissolve readily in warm water. In Boil the -.IT 1 ■ 1 Solution, fact it would better be boiled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A four per cent solution of formalin is considered to be as efifec- tive as bichloride of mercury solution i-i,ooo, or as carbolic acid solution 1-20 (5%).
Formalin contains formaldehyde forty per cent and wood-alcohol ten per cent. Unlike bi- chloride of mercury it does not unite with albuminous substances in solution, but it Strong destroys iron, steel or other metal quite as Points, effectually. The four per cent solution is pre- pared by adding forty-one-drams to each gallon of water. It de...stroys spores and can be used safely, also, to disinfect excreta, urine, pus, etc. ^ (For number of grains to use for each pint of solution see table at close of Chapter VII. ) Boracic Acid is a mild, non-irritating anti- septic used freely in irrigation and in surgery of the eye and ear. Many surgeons use a sat- urated solution ; others prefer a solution of one dram to each pint of water. It is dissolved by pouring boiling water over the acid powder.
It does not dissolve readily in warm water. In Boil the -.IT 1 ■ 1 Solution, fact it would better be boiled.
What to read after Bacteriology in a Nutshell; a Primer for Nurses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Eliza Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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