A Text-Book of Materia Medica for Nurses : Including Therapeutics And Toxicology

Paul, George Philip, 1879-

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Fetid odor to the breath, apathy, dull expression, dyspepsia, decrease of skin sensibility, hallucinations, and delirium.
POTASSIUM CHLORATE This salt is much employed as a gargle and mouth- wash in stomatitis, pharyngitis, tonsillitis, and scarlet Digitized by VjOOQIC POTASSIUM COMPOUNDS I45 fever. One objection to its use in scarlet fever is its irritating action on the kidneys and its liability to cause nephritis. It is used as a 4 per cent solution.
POTASSIUM CITRATE Has the same action as ...the Acetate.
Dosagre. — 5-30 grains.
POTASSIUM lODm Incompatibilities. — Starch, sweet spirit of niter, alkaloids, metallic salts, and mercury protoiodid.
Dosagre. — 5-60 grains.
Physiologic Action. — (This answers for all iodids.) Gkusrtaic Irritant. — ^The iodids are very irritating to the stomach and may produce nausea, vomiting, and signs of indigestion.
Absorbent. — The iodids have a peculiar action in causing the absorption of connective tissue, especially that which is newly formed.

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