cuprohemol

(ku-pro-he’mol). A dark-brown copper and hemol derivative: used in tuberculosis. Dose, 14-2 gr. (0.1-0.15 gm.). A therapeutic preparation of copper and nucleic acid, used as an ointment, or as a wash for chronic ulcers, and in powder for diseases of the conjunctiva. coprum (ku’prum), gen. cw’ pri [L. for “ copper ᾽Ἶ. CO. p per. cupula (ku’pu-lah). A membranous structure on crista acustica in the ampulla of the ear. euracao (ku-rah-so’) [name of a West Indian island]. A highly flavored liqueur or cordial: stomachic and stimulant. (ku-ran’jin). A bitter glucosid, C,.H7- Ο-. from Curanga amara, a scrophularia ceo us herb of southern Asia, which is a vulnerary, febrifuge, and vermifuge. curare, curari (koo-rah’re) (South American]. A South American arrow-poison, of several varieties, derived from various members of the Strychnos family. It paralyzes the motor nerves, producing death by respiratory paralysis. It is used in tetanus and in physiologic experiments. Dose, ts-} gr. (0.002-0.01 gm.), given hypodermically. curarin (ku-rah’rin). Ὑ.