Hence a fair dose of morphin hypodermicaly with a small dose of atropin, if respiratory depression is feared, is a physiologic method of bettering the condition.
A small dose of it, not more than one-eighth grain, especially if combined with atropin, will often quiet and brace a weak heart, especially when there is cardiac pain.
If the circulation is weak, dependence should be placed on purgation by some of the simple vegetable cathartics or a small dose of calomel.
If the bowels have been neglected, a small dose of calomel, aided by a compound aloin tablet, is necessary and good treatment.
Poisoning by a small dose of carbon monoxide may produce but few striking changes, and then it is only by a careful examination of the blood that evidence of the real nature of the case will be obtained.
The convulsions do not depend on asphyxia, and with a small dose may be absent.
Administer a small dose of =atropine= subcutaneously, or give by the mouth tincture of belladonna in 20-drop doses.
A small dose of laudanum occasionally is also useful; and complete rest and tranquillity of mind is as indispensable as rest of the body.
A small doseof Hive Syrup, or Paregoric, will also be found sometimes better than anything else.
If the bowels are not opened naturally, it will be well, the following day, to administer an injection of thin starch and water, or to prescribe a small dose of castor oil, or a seidlitz powder.
After it had continued this way for some time, seeing no prospect of abatement, but certainty of growing worse, I took a small dose of opium.
I took a small dose of morphia, thinking I might thus stay the violent cravings of the appetite, and be thereafter clear of it.
Given in large quantity, it may cause death, by destroying those functions which in a small dose it deranges.
In such instances it is well to combine the Cathartic with a small dose of Tartar Emetic or Ipecacuanha, which by its nauseant operation may diminish the vascular pressure, and thus favour the necessary absorption.
If a small dose be constantly repeated, and gradually increased to a large one, the system will at length be induced to tolerate the medicine, and it will not produce vomiting.
This root, taken internally, acts with extreme violence as an emetic, and has been observed, even in a small dose, to occasion convulsions and other terrible disorders.
A gentleman at Guildford, some few years back, also, by making an experiment as he intended on himself, was poisoned by a small dose: he did not survive the taking it more than two hours.
Thus a small dose of alum increases absorption, and induces costiveness; and a large one increases the secretions into the intestinal canal, and becomes cathartic.
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