... CROTON OIL.--[_Crotonis Oleum._] Internally, as a cathartic, six to ten drops in linseed-oil; externally, as a counter-irritant. DIGITALIS.--[_Fox Glove._] Sedative and diuretic; one to two scruples. EPSOM-SALTS.--[_Sulphate of ...
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E. R. Root · 1917
Subjects: beekeeping. Public domain Internet Archive volume.
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Sterling Wrench Co. · 1901
Subjects: tool advertisements; saw tools; sharpening jigs. Public domain Internet Archive volume.
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Oshkosh Manufacturing Co. · 1913
Subjects: tool catalogs; logging tools; lumberman's tools. Public domain Internet Archive volume.
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Montgomery Ward & Co. · 1941
Subjects: tool catalogs; knives; automotive tools. Public domain Internet Archive volume.
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Thomas Strangeways (1824-1869) · 1870
Subjects: National Sporting Library & Museum; F. Ambrose Clark Rare Book Room; Veterinary Anatomy. Public domain Internet Archive volume.
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George Hanger · 1814
Subjects: National Sporting Library & Museum; F. Ambrose Clark Rare Book Room; Veterinary medicine.. Public domain Internet Archive volume.
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... Cooking losses can be minimized by controlling the oven cooking temperature and final internal temperature of the meat. Shrinkage is increased when hot oven temperatures are used for cooking and when meat is cooked ...
... MURIATIC ACID.--[_Hydrochloric Acid_; _Spirit of Salt_.] Tonic, irritant, and caustic; dose internally, one to two drachms. MUSTARD.--[_Sinapis._] Counter-irritant; used principally as an external application. MYRRH.--Stimulating tonic to unhealthy sores; seldom ...
... Collateral ligaments (internal and external lateral) pass from the distal end of the femur to the proximal portion of the tibia. The mesial (internal) arises from the internal condyle of the femur and is ...
... To be fully cooked, it is recommended that the cuts remain in the smokehouse until their internal temperature reaches 152° to 155° F. For smoking bacon, the following schedule may be used: • 2 hours ...
... Cooking losses can be controlled by controlling the oven cooking temperature and final internal temperature of the meat. Shrinkage is increased when hot oven temperatures are used for cooking and when the meat is ...
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... At the various openings of the body, as the mouth, the nostrils, and other parts, the external and internal skins are continuous with one another. Indeed, at these apertures the mucous membrane, or internal ...
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... The medial (internal lateral) ligament serves to join the medial (internal) tibial malleolus with tibial tarsal (astragalus) and other tarsal bones. The lateral (external lateral) ligament is inserted to the lateral (external) tibial malleolus ...
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FUNDAMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS AND DEFINITIONS · Record, Samuel J. (Samuel James), 1881-1945 · 2004
... In the first case the stress is _external_; in the other internal_. The same stress may be internal from one point of view and external from another. An external force is always balanced by ...
INSTRUMENTS USED IN DISEASES FOLLOWING PARTURITION.] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... The secondary diseases are circumscribed, black engorgements (infarctions) or abscesses of the liver, lungs, kidneys, bowels, or other internal organs, and sometimes disease of the joints. With the ordinary pus-producing germs (_Staphylococcus pyogenes ...
PYEMIC AND SEPTICEMIC INFLAMMATION OF JOINTS IN CALVES · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... A small hernia, like an egg, in a new-born calf, usually recovers of itself as the animal changes its diet to solid feed and has the paunch fully developed as an internal pad ...
... To a slight degree salt serves to protect cattle against infection with internal parasites, and plenty of it should therefore be kept accessible. Affected animals should be isolated from the rest of the herd ...
... As a preventive agent by internal administration we believe carbolic acid to be equally useless. Even if it were possible to administer very large doses of this poisonous substance, one could not expect to ...
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... The transverse diameter of this joint is long, thus giving it contacting surfaces that are sufficiently extensive to minimize the strain upon the mesial and lateral ligaments (internal and external lateral common ligaments). Motion ...
... If that organ contracts naturally, the afterbirth is expelled, the internal cavity of the womb is nearly closed, and the mouth of the organ becomes so narrow that the hand can not be forced ...
... AMMONIA.--[_Aqua ammonia_; _Liquor ammonia_; _Hartshorn_.] Principally used in combination with mustard, as an external irritant, and internally, as a diffusible stimulant; two to six drachms. Of carbonate of ammonia, three to six drachms ...
... Classification.--Two forms of true patellar luxation in the horse may be considered; one which is due to the patella becoming fixed upon the internal trochlear rim of the femur and the other when ...
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