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Robert Kemp Philp
507
Caution.--Never
give
large
draughts
of
fluid
until
those
given
before
have
been
vomited,
because
the
stomach
will
not
contract
properly
if
filled
with
fluid,
and
the
object
is
to
get
rid
of
the
poison
as
speedily
as
possible.
1346.
Copper.
(Blue
vitriol,
or
bluestone;
verdigris;
verditer;
verdigris
crystals.)
E.
An
acid,
rough,
disagreeable
taste
in
the
mouth;
a
dry,
parched
tongue,
with
sense
of
strangling
in
the
throat;
coppery
eructations;
frequent
spitting;
nausea;
frequent
desire
and
effort
to
vomit,
or
copious
vomiting;
severe
darting
pains
in
the
stomach;
griping;
frequent
purging;
belly
swollen
and
painful;
skin
hot,
and
violent
burning
thirst;
breathing
difficult;
intense
headache
and
giddiness,
followed
by
cold
sweats,
cramps
in
the
legs,
convulsions,
and
death.
A.
White
of
eggs
mixed
with
water
(twelve
to
one
pint),
to
be
given
in
wineglassfuls
every
two
minutes;
iron
filings
mixed
with
water,
or
very
strong
coffee,
accompanied
by
small
and
repeated
doses
of
castor
oil.
D.A.
Vinegar,
bark,
alkalies,
gall
nuts.
T.
If
there
is
much
pain
in
the
belly
or
stomach,
apply
leeches.
Give
large
draughts
of
milk
and
water,
to
encourage
vomiting.
1347.
Mercury.
(Corrosive
sublimate;
calomel;
red
precipitate;
vermilion;
turbeth
mineral;
prussiate
of
mercury.)
E.
Acid
metallic
taste;
tightness
and
burning
in
the
throat;
pain
in
the
back
part
of
the
mouth,
stomach,
and
bowels;
anxiety
of
countenance;
nausea;
and
vomiting
of
bloody
and
bilious
fluids;
profuse
purging,
and
difficulty
of
making
water;
pulse
small,
hard,
and
quick;
skin
clammy,
icy
coldness
of
the
hands
and
feet;
and
death
in
24
or
36
hours.
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