liquor

(Eng. lik’er, Lat. li’kwor), pl. liguo’res [L. “a liquid. A liquid; an aqueous solution; a solution not obtained by distillation. 1. ac’idi arsenio’si, 1. arsen’ici hydrochlor‘ici, a solution of arsenic trioxid in hydrochloric acid and water. Dose, 2-5 min. (0.133-0.333 cc). lL. adhe’ sivus, a solution of nitrated cellulose in acetone, which, when applied to the skin, forms a film like collodion. alcoholic 1., a beverage containing alcohol, whether distilled or fermented. 1. am’nii, the fluid contained in the amnion. 1. arse’ni brom’idi, Clemens’ solution; a 1 per cent. solution of the bromid of arsenic. Dose, 1-5 min. (0.066-0.333 c.c.). 1. arse’ni et hydrar’- gyri iodi’di, Donovan's solution of the iodids of arsenic and mercury: used in syphilis and in skin diseases. Dose, 2-10 min. (0.133-0.666 c¢.c.). 1. of Batavia, for cholera: laudanum, 6 c.c.; ether, 2} c.c.; orange-flower water, 6 cc. 1. bellos’tii, a solution of mercury nitrate in water slightly acidified with nitric acid: used in testing the urine for paresis; 10 to 15 drops are added to a few cubic centimeters of urine. In negative cases a white or yellowish precipitate is formed; in positive cases the precipitate is gray or blackish, and the supernatant fluid is yellowish. 1. cho’rii, the false waters; a liquid which separates the amnion from the chorion in the early stages of gestation. 1. cor’nes, the liquid occupying the lymph-spaces of the cornea. 1. cotun‘nii, the perilymph of the internal ear. 1, di’astos, a digestant containing pepsin, diastase, Bia nux vomica, nitro hydrochloric acid, etc. tilled 1., any alcoholic beverage prepared by distillation. 1. enter’icus, the intestinal juice. 1. epipas’tic us, a so per cent. acctic acid tincture of cantharides: used as a blistering liquid. fermented 1., a beverage prepared by fermentation. 1. follic’uli, the fluid that fills the follicle or space around the developing ovum within the ovary. malt 1., ale. beer, or other fermented beverage having malt as its basis. Morgagni’s 1., the fluid between the eye-lens and its capsule. 1. morph i’n® aceta’tis, solution of acetate of morphin. Dose, 20-40 min. (1.333-2.606 cc). 1. morph i’nx hydrochlora’tis, solution of the hydro chlorid of morphin. Dose, 15-30 min. (1-2 cc.). 1. morph i’ngw hypoder’mic us, Magendie’s solution of the sulphate of morphin. 1. morph i’n® sulpha’tis, solution of sulphate of morphin. Dose, 10-s0 min. (0.666-2.5 cc). 1. pancreat’icus, the pancreatic juice. 1. pericar dii, the pericardial fluid. 1. pi’cis alkali’- nus, a liquid consisting of 2 parts of pine tar, 1 part of pota ium hydroxid, and ς parts of water: used externally for eczema. 1. pot as’sii arsenitis, 1. arsenic a’lis, Fowler's solution of pota ium arsenite: much used in chronic malarial disorders. Dose, 2-10 min. (0.133-0.060 c.c.). 10 pu’= ris, the more liquid or sanious portion of pus. 1. san’guinis, the plasma or serum of the blood. 1. scar’ps, the endolymph. 1. se’dans, a proprietary remedy containing black-haw, goldenseal, and Jamaica dogwood. It is a uterine sed- alive. sem’in is, the fluid portion of the semen. Villate’s 1. See Villate’s solution, under Solution.