Ready Rules for Operations in Surgery
Ready Rules for Operations in Surgery
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Dossils of lint and of teased tow, 16. Strappings, bandages, metallic ligatures, amnionia.
17. Sponges and water. Collodion.
1st Assistant. — Standing behind the patient, steadily supports his head upon the pillow witli both hands upon the forehead.
2nd Assistant. — Standing behind, chloroforms the patient.
3rd Assistant. — Takes back the flap> compressing the vessels, should they bleed.
i With blunt hook keeps up the lower lids.
Turns the nasal flap upwards, 4th Assistant.
Applies the sponge w...henever it is wanted^ and wherever.
ASSISTANTS.
Sponge out clots, secure the vessels, cleanse the surface^ ancll adapt the edges of the integument, and supporting them beneatl by dossils of lintj securing them in apposition by hare-lip suture strips of ^oap- plaster, collodion, bandages, &c- 28 W AKD MAUUK WOSK bordBT of -tec- ^jyit jfeongEoinalr iiifiarr» iniafi: iiie immeffiatei^ Tif'frtir 'tCKr irwifl ^hsihiiie: : UffPt tr Tnottfexni^ thnmdi i^ mindce n? ^tifee nswr iii., and :biei: etittiqr on;,.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dossils of lint and of teased tow, 16. Strappings, bandages, metallic ligatures, amnionia.
17. Sponges and water. Collodion.
1st Assistant. — Standing behind the patient, steadily supports his head upon the pillow witli both hands upon the forehead.
2nd Assistant. — Standing behind, chloroforms the patient.
3rd Assistant. — Takes back the flap> compressing the vessels, should they bleed.
i With blunt hook keeps up the lower lids.
Turns the nasal flap upwards, 4th Assistant.
Applies the sponge w...henever it is wanted^ and wherever.
ASSISTANTS.
Sponge out clots, secure the vessels, cleanse the surface^ ancll adapt the edges of the integument, and supporting them beneatl by dossils of lintj securing them in apposition by hare-lip suture strips of ^oap- plaster, collodion, bandages, &c- 28 W AKD MAUUK WOSK bordBT of -tec- ^jyit jfeongEoinalr iiifiarr» iniafi: iiie immeffiatei^ Tif'frtir 'tCKr irwifl ^hsihiiie: : UffPt tr Tnottfexni^ thnmdi i^ mindce n? ^tifee nswr iii., and :biei: etittiqr on;,.
What to read after Ready Rules for Operations in Surgery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Webb to read onlineMoreLess
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