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Page 139
... bismuth sub- nitrate and castor oil . This can be kept constantly applied in the intervals of nursing . This may be wiped off when the time for nursing arrives , but need not be entirely removed , as it cannot hurt the baby . This paste ...
... bismuth sub- nitrate and castor oil . This can be kept constantly applied in the intervals of nursing . This may be wiped off when the time for nursing arrives , but need not be entirely removed , as it cannot hurt the baby . This paste ...
Page 223
... bismuth and chalk mixture is usually given by the physician , or small pow- ders containing bismuth ( about I gr . ) , once in two or three hours . The physicians will usually determine the special remedy indicated after careful ...
... bismuth and chalk mixture is usually given by the physician , or small pow- ders containing bismuth ( about I gr . ) , once in two or three hours . The physicians will usually determine the special remedy indicated after careful ...
Page 232
... eight of water has been much used . This followed by the boric acid wash . After which a little bismuth sub- nitrate may be applied over the sore spots . Blisters . - The occurrence of little blisters on the 232 OBSTETRIC NURSING .
... eight of water has been much used . This followed by the boric acid wash . After which a little bismuth sub- nitrate may be applied over the sore spots . Blisters . - The occurrence of little blisters on the 232 OBSTETRIC NURSING .
Page 236
... bismuth and zinc ointment or any healing ointment . Itch is a contagious skin affection , usually found among the dirty , but may be contracted by the cleanest children . The sides of the fingers , the toes , the buttocks may be covered ...
... bismuth and zinc ointment or any healing ointment . Itch is a contagious skin affection , usually found among the dirty , but may be contracted by the cleanest children . The sides of the fingers , the toes , the buttocks may be covered ...
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Page 188 - PM, and in some cases once or twice at night ; amounting to twelve fluidounces of food per diem. Diet from the second to the sixth week: — Milk I tablespoonful. Cream 2 teaspoonfuls. Milk sugar l/$ teaspoonful.