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respiration.

Chloroform, inhaled { Cold douche; friction of skin; inverting
{ child; artificial respiration.

Copper (blue stone; blue { Emetic, followed by white of egg or
vitriol; verdigris) { milk, yellow prussiate of potash;
{ then soothing drinks.

{ Emetic, followed by white of egg or
Corrosive sublimate { milk; soothing drinks; tannic acid
(bichlorid of mercury) { freely; castor oil to open bowels.

Cyanide of potash (see
Acid, prussic).

Fowler's solution (see
Arsenic).

{ Inhalation of oxygen; artificial
Gas (illuminating gas, coal { respiration; ammonia to nostrils;
gas) { cold douche.

Iodine {Starch or flour mixed with water given
{ freely; emetic; soothing drinks.

Laudanum (see Opium).

Lead (sugar of lead) {Emetic, followed by Epsom salts;
{ white of egg or milk; alum.

Matches (see Phosphorus).

Morphine (see Opium).

Nux vomica (see Strychnine).

{Emetic (but generally useless);
Opium (including laudanum, { permanganate of potash in doses of 4
morphine, paregoric, { or 5 grains if case is seen early;
soothing syrups, { strong coffee; atropine; keep child
etc.) { awake and breathing by cold douche to
{ head and spine, walking, etc., but
{ not to extent of exhaustion;
{ artificial respiration.

Paregoric (see Opium).

Paris green (see Arsenic).

Phosphorus (match-heads, {Emetic; then permanganate of potash
some roach and rat poisons) { in doses of 4 or 5 grains well
{ diluted, and frequently repeated;
{ then Epsom salts or magnesia to
{ open bowels, but no milk or oil of
{ any kind.

Poisonous plants (Jimson {Emetic, followed by tannic acid;
weed, poisonous mushrooms, { strong coffee or brandy; ammonia
deadly nightshade, { to nostrils; external warmth;
tobacco, etc.) { artificial respiration.

Prussic acid (s