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... severely . For this the eye should be at once deluged with water , and a little vinegar or lemon juice and water ( a teaspoonful of vinegar or lemon juice to a teacup- ful of water ) should be poured over the eyeball . Foreign Bodies in ...
... severely . For this the eye should be at once deluged with water , and a little vinegar or lemon juice and water ( a teaspoonful of vinegar or lemon juice to a teacup- ful of water ) should be poured over the eyeball . Foreign Bodies in ...
Page 44
... severely and extensively burned , the entire body may be immersed in a bath , kept at a temperature of 100 ° . When ... severe burns know that there is usually not much pain in fatal cases ; in fact , the absence of pain sometimes leads ...
... severely and extensively burned , the entire body may be immersed in a bath , kept at a temperature of 100 ° . When ... severe burns know that there is usually not much pain in fatal cases ; in fact , the absence of pain sometimes leads ...
Page 51
... on a metal roof , or do injury to a new victim . When a person who has received a severe shock has been released from the current , he should be laid down in a safe place , his clothing should ELECTRICITY ACCIDENTS . 51.
... on a metal roof , or do injury to a new victim . When a person who has received a severe shock has been released from the current , he should be laid down in a safe place , his clothing should ELECTRICITY ACCIDENTS . 51.
Page 68
... severe , warm applications are better suited to such wounds than are cold ones . Incised Wounds , or clean cuts , if simple and small , call only for a piece of sticking - plaster , and perhaps a bandage . If large , the edges should be ...
... severe , warm applications are better suited to such wounds than are cold ones . Incised Wounds , or clean cuts , if simple and small , call only for a piece of sticking - plaster , and perhaps a bandage . If large , the edges should be ...
Page 75
... severe inflammation , should be first * This recommendation is open to objections that need not be stated here . It is a popular method of treating snake bites , and it is of real service in many cases , because it removes the element ...
... severe inflammation , should be first * This recommendation is open to objections that need not be stated here . It is a popular method of treating snake bites , and it is of real service in many cases , because it removes the element ...
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Accidents and Emergencies: A Manual of the Treatment of Surgical and Medical ... Charles W. Dulles No preview available - 2017 |
Accidents and Emergencies: A Manual of the Treatment of Surgical and Medical ... Charles Winslow Dulles No preview available - 2018 |
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Page 103 - ... the ends of which are carried by two men, around whose necks he should place his arms, so as to steady himself; or two men may carry him seated on their interlocked hands, in the way known to children as