infusum
The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 13
(in-fu’sum). Latin for infusion (2). i. anthem ’idis, infusion of chamomile. Dose, 1-2 fl.oz. (30-60 c.c.). i. cincho’ng, infusion of cinchona. Dose, 1-2 fl.oz. (30-60 c.c.). i. digit a’‘lis, infusion of digitalis. Dose, 1-4 fi.dr. (4- 16cc.). i. pru’ni vir, ‘ns, infusion of wild erry. Dose, 1-2 fl.oz. (30-6o c.c.). i. sen’ne compos’‘itum, the compound infusion of senna; black draft. Dose, 1-4 fl.oz. (30-120 c.c.). ὑ ingesta (in-jes’tah) [L., pl., in into + ger’ere to carry]. Food and drink taken into the stomach. ingestion (in-jes’tshun). The act of taking food, medicines, etc., into the body.
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