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Thomas Lewis. Rules and Directions for the Employment of Injections in Various Diseases
Rules and Directions for the Employment of Injections in Various Diseases
Table of Contents
PREFACE
The Uses of Injections
Authorities upon Injections
LEWIS'S IMPROVED PORTABLE SYRINGE,
DESCRIPTION
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
For Self-administration
For use with an Assistant
For Children
For Female or Vaginal Uses
The Piston, or Plunger, and the Care of the same
The Valves
The Flexible Tube
Withdrawal of the Piston
Peculiarities of the Improved Portable Syringe
Care and Preservation of the Instrument
Common Injections
Laxative Injections
Form I
Form II
Purgative Injections
Form I
Form II
Form III
Form IV
Emollient Injections
Form I
Form II
Starch Injection
Injection for Piles.[1]
Turpentine Injection
Astringent Injections
Form I
Form II
Form III
Form IV
Form V
Form VI
Anti-Dysenteric Injection
Injection of Sugar of Lead
Opiate or Anodyne Injections
Form I
Form II
Form III
Lime Water and Catechu Injection
Chloride of Soda Injection
Irritant Injection
Anti-Neuralgic Injection
Anti-Spasmodic Injections
Form I
Form II
Injections for Worms.[2]
Form I
Form II
Form III
Aromatic Injection
Yeast Injection
Tobacco Injection
Quinine Injections
Form I
Form II
Camphor Injection
Ox Gall Injection
Nutritious Injections
Form I
Form II
Nitrate of Silver Injection.[3]
Vaginal Injections
TESTIMONY OF EMINENT PHYSICIANS
OPINIONS OF DRUGGISTS
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
LEWIS'S. IMPROVED. ELASTIC SYRINGE
