BATH

s Egyplian Bata marine artificial is,—¥. de sel mar i variously modified. [B, 92,1—B. électro-négat if. See Electronegative BATH.—B. électro-positif. See Electro-positive BATH — B. émollient. See Emollient natu.—B. entier. See General BATH.—B, faradique. See Faradaic BATH.—B. ferro-arsenieal. A bath containing from 2 to 8 grammes of arsenate of iron. [B, 107.]—B. ferrugineux. See Ferruginous BATH.—B. fort if i ant. A bath containing 60 grammes each of ee penmint and lavender, 45 each of sweet-flag and willow bark, and 30 of caraway, steeped in boiling water, [B, 92.]—IB. fra is. See Cool BarH.—BB. froid. See Cold BATH.—B. galvanique. See Electric BATH.—B. galvanoplastique. eee rs gazeux. See Gas-BATH, —B, gélatinenx (Fr. Cod.]. BALNEUN gelati no sum.—B. glycériné. See Glycerin-BATH (1st def.)—I3. huileux. An oil-bath. The b. kuileux of Jeannel is made by adding to an alkaline bath of 350 grammes of sodium carbonate di olved in 200 litres of water an emulsion made by mixing 250 parts of almond oil or cod-liver oil with a solution of 50 parts of sodium carbonate in 500 of water. [B, 92.)—B. wyelénianey See under B. électro-chimique de Pennès, [B, 92.3—B. hyperthermal. See Very hot patn.—B. indiffé- See Batu of medium temperature.—TB. lodé, See BALNEUM toduratum.—B, ioduré. See BALNEUM ioduratum and B. d’iodure de pota i umM.—B. ioduré de Lugol. See BALNEUM ioduratum.— B. liquide. See Liquid Barn.—B, liquide minéral. A liquid bath containing mineral constituents. [B, 46.]—B8. local. See Partial patH.—B.-marie. See Water-patn (2d def.).—B. mar in, See Balneum aque marine artificial is._B. médicamenteux. See Medicated BarH.— B. médicamenteux d’étuves. See FUMIGATION,—B. médicinal [Fr. Cod.]. See Medicated BATH.— B. mercuriel. See BALNEUM mercuriale._B. métallique. See Metallic satu.—B. minéral factitieux. See Artificial mineral watH.—B. mixte, B. mou. A bath of soft, semi-solid consistence (e. g., à mud-bath). [B, 92,]—B. narcotiqne. See Narcotic BaTH.—B. neutre. See Batu of medium temperature. B. partiel. See Partial satu.—B. phéniqué. See Carbolized BATH—B. photograph i que. See Photographic BATH.—B. prolongé. See Permanent BATH— B. résolutif. A bath composed of 30 grammes of liver of sulphur, 60 grammes of sea-salt, 15 grammes of sodium carbonate, 1 to 2 handfuls of sage, and 6 litres of water. Used in baths, lotions, and douches for scrofulous diseases of the bones. [B, 92]—B3. ru e. See Ru ian BATH.—B. salé. A bath consisting of 1,000 grammes of common salt di olved in a sufficiency of water. |B, 107.] See Balneum (yes marine artificial is.—. salino-gélatineux. See B. dit de lombiéres.—B. se See Solid natu.—B. sédat if. See under B. ique_de Pennés.—B. sinapisé. See BALNEUM sin isatum—BB. solide. See Solid satu.—B. stimulant. A stimulating bath. The b. stimulant of August in was made by infusin; in 1,500 pranimes of water 60 grammes of serpent aria and 18 eacl of valerian, elder, and chamomile, pouring the infusion into a bath, and adding 360 grammes of acetic acid and 1,080 of brandy. It was used in typhus, [B, 92.]—B. sulfuré [Fr. Cod.]. BALNEUM sulphur a tum simplex.—B. sulfuré liquide [Fr. Cod.]. See BAL- NEUM sulfur a tum liquidum.—B. sulfureux, B. sulfureux artifieiel. BALNEUM sulphur a tum simplex. — B. sulfureux liquide. See BALNEUM sulfur a tum liquidum—B. sulfuro-alcalin [Be tab A bath used in prurigo; composed of 32 grammes each of sodium sulphide and sodium carbonate and 16 of sodium chloride, to be di olved at the time of using. [B,92.]—B. sul- - furo-gélatineux. See BALNEUM gelati no sum sulphur a tum.—B. tempéré, B. tiède. See Tepid BATH.—B. très chaud. See Very hot Batu.—B. très froid. See Very cold BATH—B. ture. See Turkish BATH.—B. vivant. See Blood-BATH.—Boîte à b. See under B. à l’hydrofère—Demi-b. See Half-pat a.