Thoughts Observations And Experiments On the Action of Snake Venom On the Blood
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Water - 1 Glycerine - - 4 So that m. Xx equalled 7*5 grains of pure carbolic acid.
Result, Within a second or two, the same cionic spasms commenced and continued without intermission for a quarter of an hour, after which they gradually Oxygenating Bodies. 43 declined, and ceased completely in half an hour. The dose seemed very severe ; the pupils being, at first, widely dilated, and afterwards relaxing. All the muscles of the body, the heart included, participated in the action, but he soon com...pletely recovered.
Effects of the Stronger Solution on the Muscular and Mucous Surfaces and on Albumen (1) A drop or two was let tall upon the exposed surface of the rectus abdominis muscle. It became immediately bleached in the track of the acid.
(2) A little placed 011 the tongue was too severe for any of my students or myself to bear.
(3) A small quantity added to a prepared solution of white of egg immediately coagulated the albumen.
COMMENT.
It will be seen that, as with liq. Ammoniae and sulphurous acid, very large quantities can be intro- duced directly into the blood which cannot possibly be administered either by the stomach or lungs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Water - 1 Glycerine - - 4 So that m. Xx equalled 7*5 grains of pure carbolic acid.
Result, Within a second or two, the same cionic spasms commenced and continued without intermission for a quarter of an hour, after which they gradually Oxygenating Bodies. 43 declined, and ceased completely in half an hour. The dose seemed very severe ; the pupils being, at first, widely dilated, and afterwards relaxing. All the muscles of the body, the heart included, participated in the action, but he soon com...pletely recovered.
Effects of the Stronger Solution on the Muscular and Mucous Surfaces and on Albumen (1) A drop or two was let tall upon the exposed surface of the rectus abdominis muscle. It became immediately bleached in the track of the acid.
(2) A little placed 011 the tongue was too severe for any of my students or myself to bear.
(3) A small quantity added to a prepared solution of white of egg immediately coagulated the albumen.
COMMENT.
It will be seen that, as with liq. Ammoniae and sulphurous acid, very large quantities can be intro- duced directly into the blood which cannot possibly be administered either by the stomach or lungs.
What to read after Thoughts Observations And Experiments On the Action of Snake Venom On the Blood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Britton Halford to read onlineMoreLess
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