liquor, gen. liquo^ris, pi. liquo'res

(li'kwor) [L.] Solution, the pharmacopeial term for any aquec solution (not a decoction or infusion) of a n . LIQUOR 563 ' strength of the U.S.P. solution; diaphoretic, diuretic, and refrigerant, in dose of 5i (4-o). 1. ammo'nii anisa'tus, an is a ted solution of ammonia, a preparation of the German pharmacopeia; anethol (the active principle of oil of anise) i, ammonia water 5, alcohol 24; carminative and nerve sedative in doses of TI)!is-6o (1.0-4.0). 1. ammo'nii citra'tis (N.F. and Br.), solution of ammonium citrate; ammonium carbonate 87.5, citric acid 125, distilled water to make 1000; diuretic and diaphoretic in doses of 54-8 (15.0-30.0). 1. ammo'nii citra'tis for'tior, stronger solution of ammonium citrate; contains ammonium citrate gr. 40 (2.6) to the flu i drachm (4.0); refrigerant and diuretic in doses of njis-ao (i.0-2.0). 1. am'nii, amniotic fluid; a liquid secreted by the amniotic membrane, which surrounds the fetus and protects it from injury. 1. andro graph'idis con centra'tus (B.A.), concentrated solution of andro graph is; andro graph is i, 20 per cent, alcohol 2; dose 3i— i (2.0-4.0). 1. anti germina'rius, germicide solution; contains thymol 1.6 per cent., oil of eucalyptus and oil of lavender each 6 per cent., in a hydro alcoholic solution. 1. antisep'tic us (N.F.), antiseptic solution; boric acid 25, th5>-mol I, eucalyptol 5, methyl salicylate 1.2, oil of thyme 0.3, menthol i, sodium salicylate r.2, sodium benzoate 6, alcohol 300, water to make 1000; employed as a mouth wash, as a douche in uterine and vaginal diseases, and internally in gastric fermentation in doses of 3^-2 (2.0-8.0). 1. antisep'tic us alkali'nus (N.F.). alkaline antiseptic solution; contains pota ium bicarbonate 32, sodium benzoate 8, sodium borate 32, thymol 0.2, eucalyptol o.2, oil of peppermint. 2, methyl salicylate o. 4, cudbear 2, alcohol 60, glycerin 150, magnesium carbonate 10, water to make 1000. 1. aristolo'chiEe con centra'tus (B.A.), concentrated solution of aristolochia i part in 2 of 20 per cent,; alcohol; dose 3i— 2 (2.0--8.0). 1. arse'ni bro'midi, 1. arsenical is, Clemens: 1. arse'ni et hydra^gyri io'did i (U.S.), 1. arsenii, etc. (Br.), Donovan's solution, contains arsenous iodide and red mercuric iodide, i per cent, each; employed in the treatment of syphilides in dose of Tlpi-3 (0.06-0.2). 1. arsenic a'Us (Br.), 1. pota U arsenitis (IJ. S.). 1, arsemca''iis> Clem'ens (N.F.), solution of pota ium arsenate and bromide, solution of bromide of arsenic, Clemens' solution; a solution containing the equivalent of I per cent, arsenic trioxide (arsenous acid) and | per cent, bromine; alterative and antidiabetic in doses of 152-4 (0.13-0.26). 1. arsen'ici broma'tus* 1. arse nib rom at us, Clemen's solution of arsenic bromide or of bromine arsenite, a.solution of pota ium arsenate and pota ium bromide, employed in diabetes mellitus and epilepsy, in doses of UBi-S (0.06-0.3). 1. arsen'ici hydrochlo'ricus (Br.), hydrochloric solution of arsenic, 1. acid i arsenosi (U.S.). 1. atropi'nse sulpha'tis (Br.), solution of atropine sulphate; atropine sulphate 17^ grains, salicylic acid 2 grains, distilled water 4 fluid ounces; dose, Tl])i— (0.06-0.13). 1. au'ri et arse'ni bro'midi (N.F.), solution of bromide of gold and arsenic; one ounce (30.0) contains gold tri bromide gr. i^ (o.i) and the equivalent of gr. 4 (0.25) of arsenic tri bromide; antisyphilitic and antidiabetic in doses of TT]j2-4 (0.13-0.25). 1. bismu'thi (N.F.), solution of bismuth, liquid bismuth; one ounce (30.0) contains bismuth and sodium tartrate gr. 15 (i.o), di olved in glycerin, alcohol, and water; gastric sedative in dose of 3 1 (4 - o) 1, bismu'thi et ammo'nU citra'tis (Br.), solution of bismuth and ammonium citrate, liquid bismuth; bismuth oxy nitrate, 613 grains, pota ium citrate 613 grains, pota ium carbonate 175 grains, nitric acid i fluid ounce, solution tJf ammonia and distilled water equal parts to make i pint; contains 5 grains of bismuth = citrate ( 3 grains bismuth oxide) to the flu i drachm; employed in diarrhea in doses of 34—t (2,0-4.0). 1. bro'mi (N.P.), Smith's solution of bromine; contains bromine 25, and pota ium bromide 12.5, in water xoo; employed externally as an antiseptic, and as a test reagent. 1. Burowii "(boo-ro've-i), 1. alumin i a cet at is. I. cal'cis (U.S., Br.), solution of calcium hydroxide, solution of lime,, lime water; lime 12, slake with water 360, decant andad.d to the residue distilled water 3600 (U.S.) wash calcium hydroxide 2 ounces, to free from; chlorides, then add distilled water i gallon (Br.); antacid in doses of 5 4-i (15.0-30.0). 1. cal'cis chlorin a'tffi (Br.), solution of chlorinated lime; chlorinated lime i pound, distilled water i gallon, shake and filter; deodorizer; recommended internally as an antidote to hydrocyanic acid in doses of 3i-i (2.0-4.0). 1. cal'cis sacchara'tus (Br.), saccharated lime water; calcium hydroxide i, distilled water 19, syrup 3; used for the same purposes as 1. calcis in doses of n]!2o-6o (1.3-4.0). 1. cal'cis sulphur a'tae (N.F.), solution of sulphurated lime, ^ Vleminckx's lotion or solution; prepared by boiling together freshly slaked lime and sublimed sulphur in water; employed externally in skin diseases. I. calum'bse con centra'tus (Br.), concentrated solution of calumba; coarsely powdered calumba root 10 ounces, alcohol 4^ fluid ounces, water 20 fluid ounces; dose, 34-"i (2.0—4.0). 1. caou'tchouc (Br.), a solution of rubber i ounce, in carbon disulphide and benzene each 10 fluid ounces; used to form rubber skin as a protection to the surgeon's hand in examining pus cavities and at autopsies, and as a substitute for, collodion in abrasions of the skin. 1. carbo'nis deter'gens, trade name for an alcoholic preparation containing phenol. l.''carmi'nffi (N.F.), solution of carmine, contains about gr. 30 (2.0) in gi (32.0); used a& a coloring agent. 1. chira'tffi con centra'tus (Br.), concentrated solution of chiretta; powdered chiretta 10, percolated with 20 per cent, alcohol 25; dose, 3i-i (2.0-4.0), I. chlo'ri compos'it us (N.F.), compound solution of chlorine, Davy's yellow fluid; pota ium chlorate 3, S, hydrochloric acid 10, distilled water to make 1000; employed as a disinfectant gargle in diphtheria, etc., and internally in intestinal decomposition in doses of 3^-1 (2. 0-4.0). 1. coc'ci (N.F.), cochineal solution, cochineal color; contains cochineal, alum, pota ium carbonate, and pota ium bitartrate in nearly equal parts of glycerin and water with a little alcohol; used as a coloring agent. 1. con centra'tus, a preparation of the B.P. intended for use in making one of the official infusions and decoctions by diluting with nine parts of water. I. coscin'ii con centra'tus (B.A.), concentrated solution of coscinium; dose, n]j3o-6o (2,0-4.0). 1. creso'lis compos'it us (U.S.), compound solution of cresol; cresol 500, linseed oil 350, pota ium hydroxide 80, water to make 1000; employed as an antiseptic and disinfectant app'ication in uterine, vaginal, and vesical diseases and in surgical dre ings. 1. cusp a'riEe con centra'tus (Br.), concentrated solution of cusparia; powdered cusparia 10, percolated with 20 per cent, alcohol 25; dose, 3^-i (2.0-4.0). 1. electropce'icus, battery fluid; there were formerly in the N.F. three of these fluids: two of different strengths, for the carbon and zinc battery, containing sodium dichromate and sulphuric acid; one for the Leclanch^ battery, containing ammonium chloride. 1. epispas'tic us (Br.), blistering liquid, made by percolating powdered cantharides i, with acetic ether q.s. to make 2. 1. epispas'tic us mylab'rid is (B.A.), blistering liquid of mylabris, prepared as the preceding, substituting mylabris for cantharides. 1. eth'yl nitri'tis (Br.), solution of ethyl nitrite; ethyl nitrite (obtained by the interaction of alcohol, sodium nitrite, and diluted sulphuric acid) 3, absolute alcohol 95, glycerin 3; employed as a substitute for spiritus EEtheris nitros i in doses of TfJj2o-6o (i.3-4,0). 1. extrac'ti glycyrrhi'zBe, solution of extract of licorice; a 25 per cent, solution in water containing alcohol and glycerin; a flavoring agent. 1. fer'ri aceta'tis (N.P., Br.), solution of ferric acetate; solution of ferric sulphate 2^ fluid ounces, solution of ammonia 4 fluid ounces, liquified' glacial acetic acid li fluid ounces, distilled water to make r imperial pint; a