Obstetrics for Nurses
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112. — Massage of breast. Pressing the lymph in the direction of the peripheral lymph-vessels. Second motion.
Fig. 113. — Diagram of the breast strokings in the second motion.
DISEASES OF THE BREASTS.
279 pression of the whole breast. Both hands are spread out as evenly and smoothly as possible over the breast, and firm compression exerted against the chest. The blood and lymph are thus pressed out and away from the gland. On removing the fingers the nurse may see depressions in the surface. Th...is pressure is not painful — on the contrary. After this even pressure has been practised a few minutes and all the gland covered, gentle Fig. 114. — Massage of breast. Wiping the milk toward the nipple. Third motion.
circular strokings are made from the nipple toward the periphery (Fig. 112). The four fingers make circles around the nipple, pressing harder as they go away from the nipple. (See diagram. Fig. 113.) The breast is steadied by the other hand.
After circling the breast twice, the third motion is in- stituted (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
112. — Massage of breast. Pressing the lymph in the direction of the peripheral lymph-vessels. Second motion.
Fig. 113. — Diagram of the breast strokings in the second motion.
DISEASES OF THE BREASTS.
279 pression of the whole breast. Both hands are spread out as evenly and smoothly as possible over the breast, and firm compression exerted against the chest. The blood and lymph are thus pressed out and away from the gland. On removing the fingers the nurse may see depressions in the surface. Th...is pressure is not painful — on the contrary. After this even pressure has been practised a few minutes and all the gland covered, gentle Fig. 114. — Massage of breast. Wiping the milk toward the nipple. Third motion.
circular strokings are made from the nipple toward the periphery (Fig. 112). The four fingers make circles around the nipple, pressing harder as they go away from the nipple. (See diagram. Fig. 113.) The breast is steadied by the other hand.
After circling the breast twice, the third motion is in- stituted (Fig.
What to read after Obstetrics for Nurses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Lee, Joseph B. (Joseph Bolivar), 1869-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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