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Robert Kemp Philp
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1362.
Oxalic
Acid.
E.
Vomiting
and
acute
pain
in
the
stomach,
general
debility,
cramps,
and
death.
A.
Chalk.
T.
Give
large
draughts
of
lime
water
or
magnesia.
1363.
Spanish
Flies.
E.
Acrid
taste,
burning
heat
in
the
throat,
stomach,
and
belly,
bloody
vomitings,
colic,
purging,
retention
of
urine,
convulsions,
death.
T.
Large
draughts
of
olive
oil;
thin
gruel,
milk,
starch
enemas,
linseed
tea,
laudanum,
and
camphorated
water.
1364.
Poisonous
Fish.
(Old-wife;
sea-lobster;
mussel;
tunny;
blower;
rock-fish,
&c.)
E.
Intense
pain
in
the
stomach
after
swallowing
the
fish,
vomiting,
purging,
and
sometimes
cramps.
T.
Give
an
emetic;
excite
vomiting
by
tickling
the
throat,
and
plenty
of
warm
water.
Follow
emetics
by
active
purgatives,
particularly
of
castor
oil
and
laudanum,
or
opium
and
calomel,
and
abate
inflammation
by
the
usual
remedies.
1365.
Bites
of
Reptiles.
(Viper;
black
viper;
Indian
serpents;
rattle-snake.)
E.
Violent
and
quick
inflammation
of
the
part,
extending
towards
the
body,
soon
becoming
livid;
nausea,
vomiting,
convulsions,
difficult
breathing,
mortification,
cold
sweats,
and
death.
T.
Suppose
that
the
wrist
has
been
bitten:
immediately
tie
a
tape
between
the
wound
and
the
heart,
scarify
the
parts
with
a
penknife,
razor,
or
lancet,
and
apply
a
cupping-glass
over
the
bite,
frequently
removing
it
and
bathing
the
wound
with
volatile
alkali,
or
heat
a
poker
and
burn
the
wound
well,
or
drop
some
of
Sir
Wm.
Burnett's
Disinfecting
Fluid
into
the
wound,
or
cauterize
the
bite
freely
with
lunar
caustic,
but
not
till
the
part
has
been
well
sucked
with
the
mouth,
or
frequently
washed
and
cupped.
The
strength
is
to
be
supported
by
brandy,
ammonia,
ether,
and
opium.
Give
plenty
of
warm
drinks,
and
cover
up
in
bed.
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