 ... Always put one of the improvised splints on either side of the limb, then tie a bandage over the splints at either extremity and in the middle. If there be a wound treat it according to the foregoing rules and then apply the splints, using some clean...  Official Proceedings - Page 24by New York Railroad Club - 1905Full view - About this book
 | Medicine, Industrial - 1899 - 654 pages
...and then apply the splints, using some clean "waste"' as padding or some strips torn from clothing. If there be no wound apply the splints over the trousers...firmly to the side of the body, by a muslin bandage. 6. Compound fractures are fractures accompanied by a wound of the soft tissues at the point of fracture,... | |
 | Medicine - 1899 - 868 pages
...and then apply the splints, using some clean "waste" as padding or some strips torn from clothing. If there be no wound apply the splints over the trousers...firmly to the side of the body, by a muslin bandage. 6. Compound Fractures are fractures accompanied by a wound of the soft tissues at the point of fracture,... | |
 | Medicine - 1899 - 882 pages
...and then apply the splints, using some clean "waste" as padding or some strips torn from clothing. If there be no wound apply the splints over the trousers...firmly to the side of the body, by a muslin bandage. 6. Compound Fractures are fractures accompanied by a wound of the soft tissues at the point of fracture,... | |
 | 1903 - 376 pages
...and then apply the splints, using some clean "waste" as padding or some strips torn from clothing. If there be no wound apply the splints over the trousers...fractured leg or thigh to the sound one, or the fractured ami firmly to the side of the body, by a muslin bandage. 6. Compound fractures are fractures accompanied... | |
 | 1902 - 316 pages
...and then apply the splints, using some clean "waste" as padding or some strips torn from clothing. If there be no wound apply the splints over the trousers...or sleeve. If nothing of any kind can be obtained ta make a splint, tie the fractured leg oí thigh to the sound one, or the fractured arm firmly to... | |
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