Oral Anesthesia;
Oral Anesthesia;
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One tablet to each cc. of the solvent medium is used, giving a solution which contains 2 per cent novocain and 0.00005 gram suprarenin to each cc.
Mixing Tablets ' In abnormal cases, where it is desirable to further de- crease the amount of suprarenin, as in serious cardiac dis- orders, arteriosclerosis and anemia, i F and 2 T tablets may be dissolved in 4J cc. of Ringer solution. F tablets contain 0.05 gram of procaine and no suprarenin. The percentage of the latter is therefore decreased by u...sing this combi- nation, which results in a solution containing 2 per cent of novocain and about o.ooooi gram of suprarenin to i cc.
^ H. A. Metz Laboratories, Inc., 122 Hudson St., New York, N. Y.
Digitized by Google PHARMACOLOGY OF DRUGS USED 83 One E and one F tablet dissolved in 3J cc. Ringer solu- tion may be used if T tablets are not at hand and give ap- proximately the same solution.
Procaine Pluglets These are used for pressure anesthesia for the removal of the dental pulp as well as for application to the mucous membrane, previous to inserting the needle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One tablet to each cc. of the solvent medium is used, giving a solution which contains 2 per cent novocain and 0.00005 gram suprarenin to each cc.
Mixing Tablets ' In abnormal cases, where it is desirable to further de- crease the amount of suprarenin, as in serious cardiac dis- orders, arteriosclerosis and anemia, i F and 2 T tablets may be dissolved in 4J cc. of Ringer solution. F tablets contain 0.05 gram of procaine and no suprarenin. The percentage of the latter is therefore decreased by u...sing this combi- nation, which results in a solution containing 2 per cent of novocain and about o.ooooi gram of suprarenin to i cc.
^ H. A. Metz Laboratories, Inc., 122 Hudson St., New York, N. Y.
Digitized by Google PHARMACOLOGY OF DRUGS USED 83 One E and one F tablet dissolved in 3J cc. Ringer solu- tion may be used if T tablets are not at hand and give ap- proximately the same solution.
Procaine Pluglets These are used for pressure anesthesia for the removal of the dental pulp as well as for application to the mucous membrane, previous to inserting the needle.
What to read after Oral Anesthesia;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thoma, Kurt H. (Kurt Hermann), 1883- to read onlineMoreLess
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