ACETYLATOXYL a cet on glycosuria

The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 5
(as’’ct-in-gli-ko-su’re-ah). cosuria following, acetone poisoning. ace to nitrate (as’et-o-ni’trat). A compound of a base with acetic and nitric acids. a cet on i tri] (as-et-o-ni’tril). CH,CN, a colorle liquid. ace to no resorcinol (as-et-o’no-re-sor’sin-ol). A crystalline substance containing two molecules of resorcinol and one of acetone. acetonum (as-et-o’num). Latin for acetone. acetonuria (as-et-o-nu’re-ah). Exce of acetone in the urine. It occurs in diabetes, fever, carcinoma, and digestive disorders. acetophenetidin (as’et-o-fen-et’id-in). acetin. scotopnenone { fas eto fe nédn). Hypnone, C,Hs- COCH, = a pungent fluid, sometimes used as a nye an as an antiseptic. Dose, 1-5 min. (0.06-0.3 c.c.) ace top he none-ortho-oryquinolin (as-et-o-fe”’- nén-or-tho-oks-e-kwin’o-lin). A hypnotic and anti neuralgic compound, C,HgNO.CH,.CO = C,Hs. ace top he none phene tid in (as-et-o-fe’non-fen-et’- id-in). Same as malar in. acetopyrin (as-et-o-pi‘rin). A white, crystalline compound of antipyrin and ace to salicylic acid: used in rheumatism and neuralgia. Dose, 5-10 gr. (0.333-0.65 gm.). a cet ortho toluid (as-et-or-tho-tol’u-id). A colorle , crystalline compound, C,H,(CH,)NHCO- CHs, used as an antipyretic, like acetanilid. Dose, 2-5 gr. (0.1-0.3 gm.)., ace to soluble (as-et-o-sol’u-bl). acid. Gly- Methyl cyanid, See phen- Soluble in acetic
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