Non-Volatile Organic Irritants i88
Cantharidin, 189 -Capsicum, 191 — Chrysarobinum, 192 — Poison Ivy, 192 — Physical Counterirritants, 194.
Drugs Employed for Their Local Effects on the Alimentary Canal. . . 194
Stomachics, 194 — Simple Bitters, 196 — Astringent Bitters, 197 — Aromatic Bitters, 197 — Carminatives, 167 — Vegetable Cathartics, 198 — The Anthraquinon or Emodin Cathartics, 197, 203 — Cascara Sagrada, 205 — Senna, 205 — Rhubarb, 206 — Aloes, 207 — Phenolphthalein, 208 — Bile, 209 — Castor Oil, 210 — Ricin, 211 — Abrin and Jequirity, 212 — Cathartic Resins, 212 — Jalap, 213 — Resin of Podophyllum, 213 — Colocynth, Elaterin, and Bryonia, 214 — Croton Oil, 215 — Colloid and Emollient Laxatives, 2x6 — Evacuant Enemas, 216.
Anthelmintics 217
Aspidium or Male Fern, 218 — Chenopodium Oil, 220 — Pelletierin, 221 — Santonin, 222 — Vermicides for Thread Worms (Oxyuris), 223.
Convulsant Poisons 224
Strychnin and Nux Vomica 224.
Picrotoxin Group 239
Caffein, Theobromin, and Other Methyl-Xanthins 241
Caffein Beverages, 256.
The Morphin Group 259
Papaverin, 288 — Protopin Group, Chelidonin, 289 — Sanguinaria, Benzyl Benzoate, 290.
Hydrastis 290
Cotarnin 292
Cannabis 294
Piscidia; Lactucarium; Dried Lettuce Juice; Lupulin and Hops; Loco Disease, 295.
Cocain Group; Local Anesthetics 296
Drugs Acting Peripherally on the Autonomic-sympathetic System. . . 315
The Parasympathetic and Sympathetic Systems, 316 — Pharmacology of the Sympathetic Division, 318— Pharmacology of the Parasympathetic Diviaon, 319 — Drugs with Partial Autonomic Reactions, 320 — Location of Action, 320 — Muscles of Genitourinary Tract, Uterus, 324 — Ureter, 327 — Gall-bladder, 327 — Autonomic Phenomena of the Intestine, 328— The Nature of Antagonism, 332 — Optional Isomers, 333.
Atropin 334
Synthetic Mydriatics, 344 — Hyoscyamin, 351 — Protocatechyl Tropein, 351 — Agaric Acid, 352.
Scopolamin or Hyoscin 353
Pilocarpin 356
Physosticmin 361
Muscarin 364
Mushroom Poisoning 365
Cholin, 366 — Neurin, 367. — Betain, 367.
Quaternary Ammonium Bases 368
Nicotin 368
Acute Nicotin or Tobacco Poisoning, 373— Habitual Use of Tobacco, 374.
Lobelia 378
Conium, 379 — Lupines, Lathyrium, 379 — Gelsemium, 379 — Spartein, 380 — Curare, 381 — Guanidin, 384.
Epinephrin 385
Uzara 406
Cotoin 406
Pituitary Extracts 406
Anterior Pituitary Lobe, 414 — Tethelin, 414.
Thyroid Preparations 414
Parathyroids 422
Pineal Gland 423
Phlorhizin 424
Kidneys 425
Red Bone Marrow 426
Thymus 426
Ergot 426
