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Robert Kemp Philp
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1353.
Chlorine
(gas).
E.
Violent
coughing,
tightness
of
the
chest,
debility,
inability
to
stand.
A.
The
vapour
of
caustic
ammonia
to
be
inhaled,
or
ten
drops
of
liquid
ammonia
to
one
ounce
of
water
to
be
taken.
T.
Dash
cold
water
over
the
face,
and
relieve
urgent
symptoms.
1354.
Lead.
(Sugar
of;
red
lead;
wine
sweetened
by;
and
water
impregnated
with).
E.
Sugary
astringent
metallic
taste,
tightness
of
the
throat,
pains
as
if
caused
by
colic,
violent
vomiting,
hiccough,
convulsions,
and
death.
A.
Epsom
or
Glauber's
salt;
plaster
of
Paris;
or
phosphate
of
soda.
T.
An
emetic
of
sulphate
of
zinc
(twenty-four
grains
to
half
a
pint
of
water);
leeches
to
belly;
fomentations
if
necessary;
and
a
dose
of
castor
oil
mixed
with
laudanum.
1355.
Phosphorus.
E.
Intense
burning
and
pain
in
the
throat
and
stomach.
A.
Magnesia
and
carbonate
of
soda.
T.
Large
draughts
of
cold
water,
and
tickle
the
throat
with
a
feather.
Caution.
Do
not
give
oil
or
milk.
1356.
Lime.
E.
Burning
in
the
throat
and
stomach,
cramps
in
the
belly,
hiccough,
vomiting,
and
paralysis
of
limbs.
A.
Vinegar
or
lemon
juice.
T.
Thin
starch
water
to
be
drunk
frequently.
1357.
Alkalies.
(Caustic
potash;
soda;
ammonia.)
E.
Acrid,
hot,
disagreeable
taste;
burning
in
the
throat,
nausea,
and
vomiting
bloody
matter;
profuse
purging,
pain
in
the
stomach,
colic,
convulsions,
and
death.
A.
Vinegar
and
vegetable
acids
T.
Give
linseed
tea,
milk,
almond
or
olive
oil,
and
excite
vomiting.
1358.
Baryta
(Carbonate,
pure,
and
muriate
of,
See
LIME
para.
1356.)
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