ployed as a nerve tonit in doses of gr. 3—10

(0 18-0.6). c. group, the metals of the alkaline earths, three of the basylous elements, calcium, strontium, and barium, cal'cii hippu'ras, calcium hippurate, said to be a solvent of uratic gravel and calculi in doses of gr. 5—20 (0.3-1.3). cal'cii hypophos'phis (U.S. and Br.), calcium hypophosphite, occurring as a white crystalline powder or in colorle transparent scales; employed in rickets, incipient tuberculosis, and other manifestations of defective nutrition, in doses of gr. 10-30 (0.6-2.0). c. in'dex, see under Bell's* method, cal'cii io'das, calcinol, a tastele odorle powder, employed as a dusting powder and in lotion and ointment as an antiseptic and deodorant, cal'cii iod'idum, calcium iodatum, calcium iodide, ha.s been recommended in tuberculosis in doses of gr. 1—4 (0.06-0.25). cal'cii lac'tas (U.S.), calcium lactate, occurs in white crystalline ma es, soluble in 10 parts of water; employed in rickets in doses of gr. 4-8 (0.25-0.5). cal'cii lactophos'phas (N.F.), calcium lac to phosphate, a mixture of calcium lactate, calcium acid lactate, and calcium acid phosphate, a white granular powder, soluble in water; employed in tuberculosis and other wasting diseases in doses of gr. 5-10 (o 3-0 6). cal'- cii perman'gan as, calcium permanganate, an intestinal antiseptic in doses of gr. 2~i| (0.03-0.1). cal'cii peroz'idum, calcium peroxide, gor it, employed in acid dyspepsia and as an intestinal antiseptic, in doses of gr. 3—10 (0.2—0.6). cal'cii phos'phas prsecipita'tus (N.F.), cal'cii phos'phas (Br.), precipitated calcium phosphate, a white amorphous powder, used for the same purposes as calcium hypophosphite, in doses of gr. 10-30 (0.6-2 o). cal'cii sac'chsiras, calcium saccharate, employed as an antacid in dyspepsia and flatulence in doses of gr. 7J-30 (0.5-2.0), and as an antidote in carbolic acid poisoning in dose of 32-5 (S. 0—20.0). cal'cii salicy'las, calcium salicylate, a white insoluble crystalline powder, used as an intestinal antiseptic in gastroenteritis in doses of gr. 8-15 (0.5-1.0). cal'cii santo'nas, calcium santon ate, anthelmintic in doses of gr. i-ij (0.03-0.1). cal'cii sul'phas exsicca'tus, dried calcium sulphate, dried gypsum, plaster of Paris; used for making plaster splints and other fixed dre ings, cal'cii sul'phidum cru'dum (U.S.), crude calcium sulphide, calx sulphur at a, sulphurated lime; a light grayish powder having a faint odor of hydrogen sulphide, employed in the treatment of boils and acne in doses of gr. J-i (0.03—0.06), and externally as an application to scabies and ringworm, cal'cii sul'phis, calcium sulphurosum, calcium sulphite, a white powder used as an intestinal antiseptic, and