The Physiological Action of Drugs An Introduction to Practical Pharmacology
The Physiological Action of Drugs An Introduction to Practical Pharmacology
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A few minutes later the muscle A and the nerve B no longer respond to stimulation with the strongest current.
Ether Ether, (C 2 H 5 ) 2 0, is a colourless, very volatile and inflam- mable liquid with a specific gravity about 0'740. It has a characteristic odour and a pungent taste : its boiling-point is 34-9 (95 F. ). It is not very soluble in water, 1 part in 9 parts of water.
Ether is prepared by the distillation of alcohol with sulphuric acid ; the chemical change is represented by the follo...wing equations : SO H t H j - - c ^ H J k L V EXPERIMENT XIX. The Effects of Poisonous Doses. Under the skin of the back of a frog, whose cerebral hemi- spheres have been destroyed, are injected 7 minims ('414 c. C. ) of ether. The immediate effect is great excitement, which soon subsides ; the frog becomes quieter but shows inco- ordination in its movements. The hind legs become more and more helpless, and about fifteen minutes after the administra- tion of the drug the frog is profoundly anaesthetised and lies in a toneless paralysed condition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few minutes later the muscle A and the nerve B no longer respond to stimulation with the strongest current.
Ether Ether, (C 2 H 5 ) 2 0, is a colourless, very volatile and inflam- mable liquid with a specific gravity about 0'740. It has a characteristic odour and a pungent taste : its boiling-point is 34-9 (95 F. ). It is not very soluble in water, 1 part in 9 parts of water.
Ether is prepared by the distillation of alcohol with sulphuric acid ; the chemical change is represented by the follo...wing equations : SO H t H j - - c ^ H J k L V EXPERIMENT XIX. The Effects of Poisonous Doses. Under the skin of the back of a frog, whose cerebral hemi- spheres have been destroyed, are injected 7 minims ('414 c. C. ) of ether. The immediate effect is great excitement, which soon subsides ; the frog becomes quieter but shows inco- ordination in its movements. The hind legs become more and more helpless, and about fifteen minutes after the administra- tion of the drug the frog is profoundly anaesthetised and lies in a toneless paralysed condition.
What to read after The Physiological Action of Drugs An Introduction to Practical Pharmacology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M S Marcus Seymour Pembrey to read onlineMoreLess
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