Miscellaneous publication (United States Public Health Service.) no. 17-19, 1918, Issues 17-19Public Health Service, 1919 |
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... Bandages and bandaging ... . 222 Roller bandage ... . 222 Method of applying roller bandages ... 222 The spiral reversed bandage ......... . 223 Figure - of - eight bandage .. 223 The recurrent bandage .. 225 The T bandage ... Plasters ...
... Bandages and bandaging ... . 222 Roller bandage ... . 222 Method of applying roller bandages ... 222 The spiral reversed bandage ......... . 223 Figure - of - eight bandage .. 223 The recurrent bandage .. 225 The T bandage ... Plasters ...
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... bandage . Change it frequently and wash the joint with hot water and soap . In chronic cases liniments and passive motion should be applied . Tincture of iodine may be painted over the joint . A few drops of oil of wintergreen rubbed ...
... bandage . Change it frequently and wash the joint with hot water and soap . In chronic cases liniments and passive motion should be applied . Tincture of iodine may be painted over the joint . A few drops of oil of wintergreen rubbed ...
Page 128
... bandage placed tightly around the chest and stomach may make the patient feel more comfortable . MUMPS . Mumps is an acute infectious disease usually affecting children , but may occur in adults . It affects the partoid gland , which is ...
... bandage placed tightly around the chest and stomach may make the patient feel more comfortable . MUMPS . Mumps is an acute infectious disease usually affecting children , but may occur in adults . It affects the partoid gland , which is ...
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... bandage should be applied to keep it in place . The dressing should be renewed daily . An abscess should not be opened by a layman if it is possible to secure the services of a physician , as there is danger of doing serious injury to ...
... bandage should be applied to keep it in place . The dressing should be renewed daily . An abscess should not be opened by a layman if it is possible to secure the services of a physician , as there is danger of doing serious injury to ...
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... bandages and the top dressings , and be at hand in order to give any assistance which will be required so that it will not be necessary for the operator to touch anything but the boiled instruments , sterile dressings , or the wound ...
... bandages and the top dressings , and be at hand in order to give any assistance which will be required so that it will not be necessary for the operator to touch anything but the boiled instruments , sterile dressings , or the wound ...
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abdomen abscess adhesive plaster alcohol applied artery attack baby bacteria bandage bath become bichloride bleeding blood body boiled bone boric acid bottle bowels burning carbolic acid cause chest child cholera clean clothing cold compress constipation cotton cough Courtesy W. B. Saunders covered cresol diarrhea diphtheria disease disinfected doses dressing eyes feet fever fingers First-aid foot fracture frequently gauze germs grains hand heat hemorrhage hot water inches infected inflammation injury joint larvæ laudanum limb milk mosquito mouth muslin mustard plaster necessary nurse occurs ounces pain patient person physician pint poison powder prevent removed rheumatism salt severe side skin solution sometimes sore splint sterile gauze stomach strips surface swelling symptoms syphilis tablespoonful taken teaspoonful teeth temperature throat tincture of iodine tissues tourniquet towel treatment typhoid fever usually vessels vomiting warm washed weeks wound wrist yellow fever