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(son (sang-wim-o’ tor, sang-wim-o’tor-e) san’guis blood + mo’tor mover]. pre to the circulation of the blood. sanguinal (sang’win-al). A preparation of fresh blood, defibrinated and dried, and said to contain 10 per cent. of hemoglobin, 46 per cent. natural blood salts, and 44 per cent. of muscle-albumin. It is used as a hematinic in chlorosis and anemia. Sanguinaria (sang-win-a’re-ah) [L.]. A genus of papaveraceous plants. The rhizome of S. canaden' sis, blood-root, contains the alkaloid sanguinarin, and is a gastric tonic, emetic, expectorant, and cholagogue. It is useful in coughs, Jaundice, bronchitis, etc. In large doses it is an irritant poison. Dose of vinegar (ace’lum sanguina’ rig), 10-30 min. (0.600-2 c.c.); of δυϊά- extract, 5-15 min. (0.333-1 C.c.); of tincture, 5-30 min. (0.333-2 C.c.).