Poisons & Antidotes
by T. L. Stedman, M.D., Wilcox & Follett Co., 1942
---Carbolic Acid---
Symptoms: Pain in mouth and throat; tongue and fauces greatly swollen, appearing first white, later brown; skin pale and livid; pupils, first contracted, later dilated; unconsciousness, stertorous respiration, coma; low body temperature.
Treatment: Lavage of stomach; spray of mouth and fauces with alcohol and water; sulfate of magnesia or of soda, whiskey or brandy; avoid oil.
