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bipp Med.|bɪp|
Also bip, B.I.P.P.
[f. the initials of Bismuth Iodoform Paraffin Paste.]
A paste containing bismuth subnitrate, iodoform, and (sometimes) paraffin, used as a dressing for wounds. Also attrib. Hence as v. trans., to treat or cover with bipp.
1916R. Morison in Lancet 12 Aug. 268 The paste: Bismuth subnitrate, 1 oz. by weight; iodoform, 2 oz. by weight; paraffin liq. q.s. to make thick paste. I suggest for this the name ‘Bipp’. 1917Lancet 10 Mar. 378/1 Excellent results with ‘Bipp’ in compound comminuted fractures. Ibid., I ‘Bipped’ the sloughing surface and renewed the ‘Bipp’ every ten days. 1933Ibid. 4 Feb. 250/1 The wound was swabbed with ether and smeared with B.I.P.P., the surplus being removed on a dry gauze swab. 1939Times 11 Jan. 12/3 The ‘Bip’ treatment of wounds. |