Miscellaneous publication (United States Public Health Service.) no. 17-19, 1918, Issues 17-19Public Health Service, 1919 |
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... fingers .. Treatment ... Dislocation of the lower jaw . Treatment ..... Dislocation of the shoulder . Symptoms .. Treatment .. Page . 240 240 240 240 241 241 241 241 242 242 242 242 242 242 242 243 Method of reduction .. 243 Dislocation ...
... fingers .. Treatment ... Dislocation of the lower jaw . Treatment ..... Dislocation of the shoulder . Symptoms .. Treatment .. Page . 240 240 240 240 241 241 241 241 242 242 242 242 242 242 242 243 Method of reduction .. 243 Dislocation ...
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... finger or other article into this canal to see " how the labor is getting along " or for any other reason . The bed should be covered with clean sheets . A piece of rubber sheeting or other waterproof article should be placed under the ...
... finger or other article into this canal to see " how the labor is getting along " or for any other reason . The bed should be covered with clean sheets . A piece of rubber sheeting or other waterproof article should be placed under the ...
Page 85
... finger or other article into this canal to see " how the labor is getting along " or for any other reason . The bed should be covered with clean sheets . A piece of rubber sheeting or other waterproof article should be placed under the ...
... finger or other article into this canal to see " how the labor is getting along " or for any other reason . The bed should be covered with clean sheets . A piece of rubber sheeting or other waterproof article should be placed under the ...
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... finger into its mouth and remove any mucus which may be present . It should then be gently slapped on the hips or sprinkled with cold water . If it still does not cry the cord should be quickly tied and artificial respiration performed ...
... finger into its mouth and remove any mucus which may be present . It should then be gently slapped on the hips or sprinkled with cold water . If it still does not cry the cord should be quickly tied and artificial respiration performed ...
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... fingers gently on a superficial artery , preferably at the point where the radial artery passes over the wrist . The normal temperature taken with a Fahrenheit thermometer is 98.6 ° , with a centigrade 37 ° . A temperature from 99 ° to ...
... fingers gently on a superficial artery , preferably at the point where the radial artery passes over the wrist . The normal temperature taken with a Fahrenheit thermometer is 98.6 ° , with a centigrade 37 ° . A temperature from 99 ° to ...
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