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Meanings of calomel in English
Russian
каломель Portuguese
cloreto de mercúrio Spanish
cloruro de mercurio Catalan
clorur mercuriós Chemical compound.
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Usage of calomel in English
1
Since calomel acts chemically through the blood it is the cathartic indicated.
2
One medicine case containing quinine, calomel, and Sun Cholera Mixture in tablets.
3
When I was a boy, I always associated Calvinism and calomel together.
4
Rhubarb and senna, or an occasional dose of calomel may be given.
5
Will your castor oil, an' your calomel, an' your croton, do that?
6
Quinine and calomel are essentials and may be bought in Nairobi.
7
In both these cases calomel, bitters and chalybeates were repeatedly used without effect.
8
He made great cures with his calomel and his catnip tea.
9
Taking some calomel he speedily recovered, and was soon at his post again.
10
Some cases of amibian dysentery are being treated with calomel, salol, and emetine.
11
Callow said, 'Liver!' and prescribed rhubarb and calomel, low diet, and moderate exercise.
12
But there was no balm in calomel for the captain.
13
Castor oil, calomel, and other frequently-used cathartics should never be used in simple constipation.
14
Now we select in such conditions calomel for two reasons:
15
He probably owned a secret calomel mine of his own.
16
I need not say, sir, calomel must complete the cure.
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