What to do in cases of poisoning / by William Murrell.

  • Murrell, William, 1853-1912.
Date:
1887
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Credit: What to do in cases of poisoning / by William Murrell. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    COLCHICUM; CoLOCYNTH; Ammonia (stringy saliva mixed with blood, fumes with hydrochloric acid); Phosphorus (vomited matter luminous in the dark). The Patient is Purged. Arsenic (continuous with much pain, stools mixed with blood); Antimony ; Corro- sive Sublimate (green in colour, mixed with blood); Cantharides (blood and slime); Digitalis ; Colchicum ; Colo- CYNTH. The Patient is suffering from Colic. Lead (about naval, eased by pressure); Copper ; Arsenic ; Colocynth. The Patient is suffering from Cramp. Arsenic ; Antimony ; Lead. The Drug was given Hypodermically. Morphine ; Atropine ; Strychnine. The Poison was Inhaled. Ammonia ; Prussic Acid ; Chloroform ; Ether ; Benzine ; Carbonic Acid Gas ; Carbonic Oxide ; Coal Gas ; Sewer Gas ; Cesspool Gas and Emanations. Poisons commonly used for Murder. Arsenic ; Antimony ; Aconite ; Digita- lis; Opium ; Strychnine ; Prussic Acid.