antiseptic

It was the antiseptic odour of the dissecting-room.

"If you cut yourself," answered Newson, full of information, "wash it at once with antiseptic. It's the one thing you've got to be careful about.

Viaburi, the house-boy, brought him corrosive sublimate and water, and he took a thorough antiseptic wash.

I stood motionless, a roll of antiseptic cotton in my hand unwinding and spilling itself down to the floor.

He hurried below and washed himself with antiseptic soap.

Afterwards he plentifully smeared the injured places with some antiseptic ointment, of which there was a pot in the little box, and we covered them with the remains of a pocket-handkerchief which we possessed.

There was no sterilized gauze, there was no antiseptic bandage--there was nothing that would not have driven our dear doctor mad to have seen.

And while the trained-nurse-apparelled young woman seated Dag Daughtry in the enamelled surgeon's chair and leaned him back under direction, and while Doctor Emory dipped his finger-tips into the strongest antiseptic his office possessed, behind Doctor Emory's eyes, in the midst of his brain, burned the image of a desired Irish terrier who did turns in sailor-town cabarets, was rough-coated, and answered to the full name of Killeny Boy.

Indeed these sciences in their modern form virtually began with the discovery of the facts of bacteriology about 1860, and the use of antiseptics fifteen years later, and not much earlier began the effective opposition to the frightful epidemics which had formerly been supposed to be dependent only on the will of Providence.

This report on the Antiseptic and Disinfectant Market analyzes the current and future scenario of the global market.

Summary: This report on the Antiseptic and Disinfectant Market analyzes the current and future scenario of the global market.