BAIN

(Fr.),n. Ba?n?, A bath. —B. acide. See Acid BATH and Balneum ACIDI CHLORHYDRICI.—IB. a étuve sèche. See Dry-air BATH.—B, alcaliu [Fr. Ces See BALNEUM alcalinum and Alkaline BATA.—BB. alealin factitieux. See Artificial alkaline baru. —B. alcalino-ferrugineux. A preparation devised by Raspail; made by di olving in a bath-tubful of water 200 grammes of a saturated solution of camphor in ammonia water and 1,000 grammes of common salt, and stirring with a red-hot fire-shovel. Recommended for fevers. rheumatic disorders, paralysis, rabies, violent mania, ete. [B, 92.]—B. alcalino-sal in. See Alkaline: saline BATH.—B. A Vhydrofére. Ger., Mineraliwa erstaubbad, A variety of bath devised by Mathieu, in which the surface of the body is sprayed with atomized liquid containing medicinal ingredients. The hydrofère, or appara for the bath, consists of (1) a soufflerie, or reservoir in which air is compre ed; (2) an atomizer (pulvérisateur) consisting of two concentric cylindrical boxes, the outer of which contains hot water, to maintain at any desired temperature the contents of the inner cylinder, which communicates with a reservoir containing the liquid to be used in the bath. This liquid is aspirated through a narrow tube and forced drop by dro} out of a capillary opening, where it meets a current of compre: air from the soufflerie and is projected in a fine spray upon the patient's body. The latter is placed up to his neck in a closed wooden box called a boite à bain. [B, 46.]—13. à l’hydro sulfate de soude. See BALNEUM baretginense.—13. ammon i até, A solution of 2,000 grammes of ammonium chloride in 300 litres of water, [B, 92.]—B. ammon i até-ferrugineux. A preparation consisting of 15 grammes of ammonium chloride and 50 grammes of ferric chloride, to be di olved in water at the time of using: used in rhachitis. [B, 92.]—B. anticholérique. See B. électrochimique de Pennés.—B. antimonial. See BALNEUM an tim on i ale —B. an tips or i que. See Anti psoric BATH.—B. an tip ser i que de Jadel. See BALNEUM sulphur a tum simplex.—13. antirhumatismal. See Antirrheumatic Barn,—lb. anti spas modi que. See Antispasmodic BATH.—B. autisyphilitiane. See BALNEUM mercuriale.—B. a rom at i que [Fr. Cod.]. See BALNEUM a rom at i cum and Aromatic Bart. —B. arsenieal [Fr. Cod.]. B. arsénieux. See BALNEUM arsenic ale — BB. astringent, B. astringent de Most. See Astringent BATH.—B. à température moyenne. See BATH of medium temperature—BB. au sulfhydrate de soude. See BALNEUM baretginense.—B. avec le sav on. See Soap-BATH.—B. balsam i que. See Balsamic BATH—B. chaud. See Hot paru. — BB. chaud partiel. A local hot bath. [B, 46,]— B. chloruré. A bath containing chlorine or chlorides. [B, 93.] See Balneum aqua marine artificial is and Vapor cHLort.—B. d’acide carbon i que. See Car sonic-acio bath—B. d’acide chlorhydrique. See Balneum ACIDI cHLoRHYDRICI.—B. dair. See Air-BaTH.—B. d’air chaud. See Hot-air BATH.—B. [‘“Phar. Jour. and [*Proc. of the Am. cu- [‘“* Proc. of the Am. O, no; 03, not; T2 03, whole; Th, thin; Th?, the; U, like 00 in too; U3, blue; US, lull; U4, full; US, urn; U%, like i (German). comprimé. See Compre ed-air BATH.—B. d’air mar in. See Marine-air BATH.—B. d’air rarefié. See Rarefied-air BATH.— B.. See Alcohol-saTu.—B.. See Alum-BATH.— B. de Balarue. An artificial! mineral-water bath made by di olving in 300 litres of water 1,625 grammes of calcium chloride, 780 of magnesium cbloride, and 625 of sodium bicarbonate, and, after the solution, adding 1,563 grammes of sodium chloride and 500 of sodium Sulphate. [B, 97.]—I3. de Baréges. See BAL- NEUM baretginense.—. de boue, B. de boues minérales. See Mud-BATH and Peat-natu.—B. de Bourbonne-les-Bains art if i ciel. A preparation made by di olving in 300 litres of water 990 grammes of calcium chloride, 140 of sodium bicarbonate, and 15 grammes of pota ium bromide, and adding 1,600 grammes of sodium chloride and 1,550 of sodium sulphate. [B, 92.] —B. de bras. See Arm-BATH.—B, de cigué. See Balneum co- NIL—I3, de conferves. See Conferva-BATH.—IB. de délice. A bath distinguished by the agreeable sensation which it imparts to the skin; a term applied especially to the baths of Llupia at Molitz, [B,108.J—B. d’eau de mer. Sec Sea-pat i.—B, d’ean de vai elle. See Dish-water BaTH.—B. d’ean électrisé Electric natr.—B. d’ean pulvérisée. See Chydrofe d’eau simple. See Water-BATH (Ist def.).—B. de cai B..—B. de fantenil. See Sitz-natu.—L. de Finlande. See Finnish BATH.—B. de fumier. See Dung-BATH,— ammoulaque. See Ammoniacal natH.—B. p gélatine. BALNEUM gelati no sum.—B. de glace. See Ice-cold BATH.—B. de cendre. See Ask-naTH.—B. de lait. See Milk-narn.—B. de lame. See Surf-BATH.—B.. See Electric BATH.— B. de limon. See Mud-BATH.—B. de limon salé. See Marine mud BATH.—B, de mai See Hand-patu.—B. de € de raisin. See Grape-lees BaTH.—L. de mare d’olives. See Olive-lces BaTH.—B. de mer. See Sea-BATH.—B, de mer art if i ciel. See Balneum aque marine artificial is—B. de mer naturel. See Sea-baTH.—B. dem i-liquide, B. dem i-solide. See B. mou.— B. de moutarde. See BALNEUM sinapisaium.—B. de neige. See Snow-BATH.—B. de paraffine. See Paraffin-natTu.—B. de petitlait. See Whey-baru.—B. de pieds. See Voot-baTH.—B. de pieds acide. A pediluvinm consisting of 100 grammes of hydrochloric acid di olved in 6 litres of tepid water. [B, 92.] Cf. Balneum acivt CHLORHYDRICL—B. de pieds alealin. À pedilavium consisting of 125 grammes of pota ium carbonate di olved in a sufficiency of water, [B, 92.) Cf. BALNEUM alcalinum.—B. de pieds mereuriel. A solution of 20 centigrammes (about 3 grains) of corrosive sublimate in 1 litre of water; used as a pediluvium in syphilitic exostoses and tumors. [B, 92.] Cf. BALNEUM mercuriale.—B. de pieds sinapisé. See BALNEUM sinapisatum.—B. de Plom- See B. dit de Plombiéres.—13. de pluic. See Shower- B. de Raspail. See B. alcalino-fer rug in eur.—B. déviva- See B, électro chimique de Pennés.—B. de sable. See Sand- B.de sang. See Blood-BATH. » des Égypti See 13. de sel. See Salt-natu and Balneum Aquæ of which, joined together at their base, form a basin which retains the rain-water. [B, 121.]—I3. de Vichy. See B. dit de Vichy.—B. de vide. See Vacuum-BATH—B. de vin. See Wine-BATH.—1B3.. See Oil-nat a.—. dit de Barèges Fr. Cod.]. See BALNEUM baretginense.—B. dit de Plombières Fr. Cod.]. Lat., balneum plombieranum. A preparation consistng of two pastas obe consisting of 100 grammes ot powered gelatin; the other, of a mixture of 100 grammes of sodium carbonate, 20 each of sodium chloride and bicarbonate, and 60 of sodium sulphate. In preparing the bath, the gelatin is first di olved in hot water; the solution is then thrown into the bath, and the saline mixture is added. [B, 113.]—B. dit de Vichy [Fr. Cod.]. Lat., balnewm vichiense. A pmeraradon consisting of 500 grammes of sodium bicarbonate, to be di olved in water for a bath. [B, 113.} See Artificial Vichy BaTH.—B.. See Surprise-naTH.—B. Woxygéne. See Orygen-BATH,—B. du mare de raisin. See Grape-lees BATH.—B. du roi, Nitrohydrochlorie acid. [B, 107.]. AQUA regia.—BB, du son. See Bran-BaTH.—B. électrique, B, électrique de Caplin. See Electric BATH.—B. électrique entier. A general bath in which the water forms part of a galvanic circuit. [B, 187.] See Electric BATH.—B, éleetro-chimique de Pennés. A bath containing 1 gramme of pota im bromide, 1 gramme of calcium carbonate, 300 grammes of sodium carbonate, 8 of sodium phosphate, 5 of sodium sulphate, 1 gramme of aluminium sulphate, 3 grammes of ferrous sulphate, and 1 gramme each of the oils of rosemary, lavender, and thyme.’ Administered once, this constituted the b. hygiénique; repeated, the b. dérivatif, the b. sédat if, the b. anticholérique, ete. The original formula has been