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Details

Medicine Id:

352

Generic Name:

Sanguinaria canadenisis- blood root

Brand Name:

sanguinaria NF

Scientific Name:

Sanguinaria canadenisis

Molecular Structure:

Typical Uses:

Acronarcotic poison- sialagogue, expectorant, emetic and cardiac depressant. Antidotes- its poisonous action is antagonized by opium , amyl nitrate, atropine, etc. alkalies, tannin, and most of the metallic salts are incompatible.

Manufacturer:

lily

Drug Class:

Acronarcotic poison

Expiration Date:

12/01/2017

Product Number:

394

Dosage Form:

fluid extract

Packaging:

bottle

Quantity:

1/4 pint

Manufacture Location:

ny, ny

Ingredients:

Contains alcohol 58%

Is Controlled:

Not Controlled

Molecule Viewer:

Details

Molecular Viewer Id:

Content:

cid=5154

Title:

Sanguinaria

Additional Information:

[NOT SET]

Molecular Structure - 3D

Object:

Details Save

Object Id:

389

Accession Number:

Name Title:

Sanguinaria NF

Description:

In small doses it was used as a tonic, increasing secretion. In large doses a nauseant, reducing pulse, and acting as an expectorant if medical dose is exceeded. It sometimes produces emesis, oftener burning in the stomach, vertigo, impaired vision, alarming prostration etc. chiefly employed as a stimulant expectorant in bronchitis, croup, and asthma.

Keywords:

mucus expectorant | nauseant |

Height:

Width:

Depth:

Object Type:

Medicine

Timeframe:

Early 20th Century

Object Condition:

old

Quantity:

Procurement Info:

Not Provided

Curator Notes:

Not Provided

Location In Storage:

no. 394

Object Number:

328

Date Added:

12/01/2017

Date Collected:

12/31/1969

Main Image:

Collection:

Original Museum Collection

Collection # 1 | 1821 Objects

Collection Description

Pharmacy objects, textbooks, diplomas. graphics, materia medici and prepared medicines.

Curator: Michael Harris Email: michaelharris845@gmail.com

Status: Cataloging

More Information

Donor:

ID	Name	Email	Phone	Address	Details
1	Not Set	Not Set	Not Set	Not Set

Added By:

ID	Type	Username
24	collectionManager	ranit.rahmani