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(tro'car). Trocar. 1049 'he (trok, tro'ke) [G. trochos, a pill.] Lozenge, a ledicated disc intended to be di olved in the louth, the contained drug acting locally upon tie mucous membrane of the mouth or throat; se trochiscus. ihin (tro'kin). The le er tuberosity of the ead of the humerus, tuberculum minus [BNA]. jhinian (tr6-kin'I-an). Relating to the trochin. ihisci, gen. trochisco'rum (tro-kis'si). Plural of 'ochiscus;* troches, lozenges, pastils. t. ac'idi benzo'ici (Br.), benzoic acid lozenges, conain each gr. ^ (0.03) of benzoic acid in a fruit basis; sed for hoarsene . t. ac'idi carbol'ici (Br.), carbolic acid or phenol jzenges, contain each gr. i (0.06) in a tolu basis; used 1 stomatitis, t. ac'idi tan'nici (U.S., Br.), troches of tannic acid, annic acid lozenges, contain each gr. i (0.06) in sugar as is (U.S.), gr. ^ (0.03) in fruit basis (Br.) employed 2 relaxed condition of the uvula and pharynx.; t. ammo'nii chlo'rid i (U.S.), troches of ammonium hloride,^ contain each gr. ij (o.i) of ammonium aloride in a tolu basis; used in chronic bronchitis. t. bismuth'i compos'iti (Br.), compound bismuth jzenges, contain each gr. 2 (0.13) of bismuth oxy carl on ate and of heavy magnesitmi carbonate and gr. 4 0.26) of precipitated calcium carbonate in a rose »as is; employed in gastric acidity and diarrhea. t. carbo'nis lig'ni (N.F.). charcoal tablets, containing ach about 5 grains of wood charcoal with sugar, anillin, and tragacanth. t. cafechu (Br.), catechu lozenges, t. gambir (U.S.), ontain each gr. i (0.06) in a simple (sugar) basis; used a relaxed conditions of the uvula and pharynx. t, cube'bsB (U.S.), troches of cubeb, contain each T. 5' (0.02) of oleoresin of cubeb, flavored with oil of a afras and licorice, in a tolu basis; employed in ubacute laryngitis and pharyngitis. t. eucalyp'ti gum'mi (Br.), eucalyptus gum lozenges, ed gum lozenges, contain each gr. i (0.06) in a fruit las is; used to relieve cough in laryngitis. t. fer'ri reduc'ti (Br.), reduced iron lozenges, conain each gr. i (0.06) in a simple (sugar) basis; used in nemia. t. gam'bir (N.F.), troches of gambir, t, catechu (Br. nd U.S. 1890), contain each gr. i (0.06) in a sugar las is; used in relaxed conditions of the uvula and iharynx. t. glycyrrhi'zse et o'pii, troches of glycyrrhiza and pium, licorice and opium lozenges, Wistar's cough, azenges, contain each gr. 2^ (0.14) of extract of Hcoice and gr. -h. (0.005) of opium in a sugar basis; used relieve cough in bronchitis and pharyngitis, t. guai'aci res i'nae (Br.), guaiacum resin lozenges, ontain each gr. 3 (0.2) in a fruit basis; used to loosen cough. t. ipecacuan'hge (Br,), ipecac lozenges, contain each r. i (o.ors) in a fruit basis; used in the dry stage of iryngitis or bronchitis, t. krame'riEB (Br,), troches of krameria, rhatany izenges, contain each gr. i (0.06) of extract of kraleria in a sugar (U.S.) or fruit (Br.) basis; used in slaxed conditions of the uvula and pharynx. t. krame'rise et coca i'nse (Br,), krameria (rhatany) nd cocaine lozenges, contain each gr. i (0.06) of exract of krameria and gr. aV (0.003) of cocaine hydrohloride in a fruit basis; used in sore throat. t. men'thaB piper i'tae (N.F,), troches of peppermint; of peppermint i, sugar 100, mucilage of tragacanth [1 make 100 troches; dose, i troche. ) morph i'nse (Br.), morphine lozenges, contain each t. r. gV (0.0018) of morphine hydrochloride in a tolu as is; used to relieve bronchial and laryngeal cough. morph i'nse et ipecacuan'hee (Br,), morphine and t. pecac lozenges, contain each gr, 3^ (0.0018) of morhine hydrochloride and gr. -h (0,005) of ipecac in a olu basis; used to relieve cough in the dry stage of iron chit is. phenol pht hale i'ni (N.F,), phenolphthalein troches t. ontaining each about one grain (o 06) of phenolhthalein, with sugar, vanillin, carmine,. and acacia; ose, I troche.