The Home Medical Library, volume I (Of Vi)
The Home Medical Library, volume I (Of Vi)
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Flood wound with cool boiled water. _ _Rule 3. --Cover wound with absorbent cotton (or pieces of muslin)which has been boiled. Then attend to broken bone, as hereafterdirected, in the case of each variety of fracture. _ _After the bone is set, according to directions, then note:_ _Rule 4. --Renew pieces of previously boiled muslin from time to time, when at all stained with discharges. Every day wash carefully aboutwound, between the splints, with cool carbolic-acid solution (oneteaspoonful to ...a pint of hot water) before putting on the freshcloths. _ =BROKEN BONES OR FRACTURES. =[6]--It frequently happens that the firsttreatment of fracture devolves upon the inexperienced layman. Immediate treatment is not essential, in so far as the repair of thefracture is directly concerned, for a broken bone does not unite forseveral weeks, and if a fracture were not seen by the surgeon for aweek after its occurrence, no harm would be done, provided that thelimb were kept quiet in fair position until that time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flood wound with cool boiled water. _ _Rule 3. --Cover wound with absorbent cotton (or pieces of muslin)which has been boiled. Then attend to broken bone, as hereafterdirected, in the case of each variety of fracture. _ _After the bone is set, according to directions, then note:_ _Rule 4. --Renew pieces of previously boiled muslin from time to time, when at all stained with discharges. Every day wash carefully aboutwound, between the splints, with cool carbolic-acid solution (oneteaspoonful to ...a pint of hot water) before putting on the freshcloths. _ =BROKEN BONES OR FRACTURES. =[6]--It frequently happens that the firsttreatment of fracture devolves upon the inexperienced layman. Immediate treatment is not essential, in so far as the repair of thefracture is directly concerned, for a broken bone does not unite forseveral weeks, and if a fracture were not seen by the surgeon for aweek after its occurrence, no harm would be done, provided that thelimb were kept quiet in fair position until that time.
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