Acetic Acid
Allen, The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1874, Vol. I, p. 4
Pure Glacial Acetic acid, C,H40,. (Density 1.064 above 60° F. ; below that degree crystalline.) Prepare the lower dilutions with distilled water.
Authorities. 1, Melion, Roth's Mat. Med., 3, 15; 2, Orfila (toxicologic), ibid. ; 3, Cattell, B. J., 11, 338 ; 4, Waring's Therapeutics, Peter's Elements ; 5, Berridge, M. H. Rev., 15, 297.
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Hydrophobia
slight and transient delirium
Irritability of temper
Nervous and excitable mood
Very great anxiety
Confusion of ideas,l
Diminished intellectual power
Disinclination to exert the mind,l
She is hardly able to express herself
She is unconscious of all around her
Head
Giddiness
Heaviness in head, with sense of intoxication
Indications of vascular excitement in brain
Dull pains in forehead and vertex
Confused dull aching over frontal regions (nervous cephalalgia)
Dull aching in right forehead, at a spot near the ossific centre, externally, and afterwards slightly on the left side,l
Shooting pains through the temples
Distension of temporal bloodvessels, with increased heat of head
Eyes
Eyes sunken and surrounded by a dark circle
Great flow oftears,l
Pupils dilated
Face
Wildness of countenance
Face pale and waxen
Bright red flush on both cheeks and spots of perspiration on the forehead (from drinking vinegar)
Bright flush and heat on both cheeks, especially on the left (from drinking vinegar)
Mouth
Tongue pale and flabby
Epithelium of the mouth quite white (chemical action)
Stomach
Diminished appetite
Adipsia
Intense thirst
(Eructations fetid, and hiccough)
Nausea
Retching
Vomiting soon after eating
Frequent vomiting
Violent pain and sensation of burning in the region of the chest and stomach
Severe burning pain in stomach and in abdomen
Heat in the stomach, with slight colicky uneasiness in small intestines, as of approaching diarrhoea
Heat in the stomach, with slight hot eructations
Gastrodynia
She complains of her stomach
Chronic derangements of the gastro-intestinal canal
Sensation as if the contents of the stomach were in a state of ferment, with horrible tormenting agony
Pain, as of ulcerative gnawing at a spot in the stomach, following after depression and agony
He fancies there is an ulcer in his stomach, which seems sore in one spot, with gnawing ; he does not suffer pain, but his agony is distressing, preventing his falling asleep, or remaining long in the same position ; towards midnight he feels very sick, and vomits some thick, gruelly substance, which relieves him, and he then falls asleep ; in the morning the ejected substance is seen to be yellow, thick matter, like yeast, without froth or bubbles, and in quantity about three tablespoonfuls
unfortunately, it was not more minutely examined ; the depressing, agonizing feeling still continues throughout the second day, and is removed by tobacco
(Scirrhus of the pylorus)
Great pain at the scrobiculus cordis
Abdomen
Abdomen rfms^enc/ec?
Tympanitis, with difficulty of breathing (from large doses); rumbling in abdomen
Severe burning pain in abdomen and stomach
Griping pain in bowels
Chronic derangements of gastro-intestinal canal
Slight colicky uneasiness in small intestines, as of approaching liquid diarrhoea; with heat in stomach
Stool and Anus p. 5
Diarrhoea
Watery diarrhoea/.
Liquid diarrhoea
Diarrhoea, with swelling of the feet and legs
Diarrhoea, with colic pains and tenderness of the abdomen to touch
Diarrhoea of phthisical subjects, °
Diarrhoeic stools
Bloody discharges from bowels
Urinary Organs p. 5
Urine increased
Urine increased in quantity and of a lighter color
The secretions smell of the drug
(Urine cloudy)
Respiratory Organs p. 5
Irritation of windpipe and chest
(Hoarseness from irritable larynx)
Croup; hissing respiration, with rattling in the throat ; lining membrane of windpipe is found covered with fibrinous membrane, exactly as in true croup
(Foul breath)
He can scarcely speak
Dry cough, attended with increased respiration, succeeded by a moist cough, with fever, increased difficulty of breathing, emaciation, night-sweats, oedema of feet and legs, diarrhoea and death
Respiration feeble, difficult
Respiration hurried, laborious
(Bronchial hemorrhage)
Heart and Pulse p. 5
-Pulse full
Pulse lower,l
Pulse very weak and small, contracted or diminished
Chest p. 5
Violent pain and burning sensation in regions of chest and stomach
All the lobes of the lungs filled with tubercles somewhat like a bunch of grapes
Chronic inflammation of the lungs
Upper Extremities p. 5
Diminished muscular power of arms and hands
Paralytic sensation in wrists and hands
Coldness and prickling in hands,l
Skin of hands dry
Lower Extremities p. 5
Lassitude of the limbs
Impaired muscular power of legs
Swelling of the feet and legs, with diarrhoea
(Edematous swelling of feet and legs
Diminished sensibility of the feet
Coldness of the feet
Generalities p. 5
He jumps out of bed like a madman, and crawls on the ground, howling with pain (immediately)
He rolls about in agony
He lies on the ground, writhing in excruciating agony
Strong convulsions
Convulsions and insensibility
Violent fatal convulsions, with pain in stomach
Spasms with great debility
Trembling from head to foot
Paralysis
Prostration of strength
Fainting-fits
Sense of oppression and heaviness
Leanness,'.-T-£rer body wastes
Atrophy
Hemorrhage
General anasarca
Diminished sensibility of the surface of the body, I
She appears as if intoxicated
Skin p. 5
Skin pale and waxen
The cuticle peels off
Redness and burning sensation
Fever p. 5
Temperature of skin below natural standard, I
Flushes of heat in the external parts, with increased perspiration
Slow fever, with night-sweats
Hectic fever, with emaciation, cough, night-sweats, diarrhoea, dyspnoea, and troublesome swelling of the feet and legs
Typhus fever, with violent delirium, diarrhoea, pain in the abdomen, rumbling in the gastric region ; also typhus with stupor, tympanitic abdomen, and obstinate constipation
Cold perspiration
Profuse perspiration
He was bathed in perspiration
Profuse night-sweats