guaiaquin

The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 11
(gwi’ah-kwin). _Guaiacol bisulphonate of quinin, C,H,0,.CH,.HSO;.CjH,,N20,, a yellow, crystalline powder, combining the antiseptic powers of guaiacol with the antiperiodic action of quinin. It is used as an intestinal antiseptic. Dose, 1-5 gr. (0.065-0.333 gm.). gus i a quinol (gwi’ak-in-ol). Quinin dib rom guaiacol ate. ΄ in (gwi’ar-sin). A proprietary preparation, said to be cacodyl ate of guaiacol: used in influenza and tuberculosis. Dose, 1 gr. (0.065 gm.). guaiasanol (gwi-ah-sa’nol). The hydro chlorid of diethy]-glycocoll-guaiacol: a non-toxic antiseptic and anesthetic agent. It is used in diseases of the eye in 2-5 per cent. solution, and is employed in diseases of the lungs and for the destruction of Oxyuris vermicular is. Dose, 45 gt. (3 gm.). guaiasotol (gwi-as’o-tol). A proprietary syrup of guaiacol.
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