The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-01-07


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HAM Oh BAcx OF kyEg JorSr-Sew. f,r
thigh. or press by hand or ro,,rDi,-o+ -
over wound. d" ""N-
Front Or BACK or T.rG.-Pre,s bv baud mp
tourniqUet at back Of knee Joint. or 5,,Lle .bs
leg up against a pad placed il the ham.
INsTEP.-Pressurr l. the uai1dl. NJ +-,,.a,LI,
SOLE or Foor.-Baudaee with ra5 bab;n5
ankle bones and middle Of iustep.
y. B.-A tourniGuet can Be- made hv rIs.iro
a stone over the main artery, tying a hsndker1
chief loosely over il ana then rwi>ti.r j. tiTtt
with "a stick. Blood from an artery ! br.sIt
red. and flows in les. Blood from v.,3 i
dark-bluish. and flows slavlv. Tn a,. ia
arteries is from heart a. ayal. hand, and feet.
The low IN veins Is ia~. tle rrver,-.
p.vr-
For All srrr.-,v rr-r.,. -.
annlv haD5ar. O pm anu
Elsa WS-y,- w..h .,, tr,
parts in natural nos,,f-D wirbo5Tt 7,Iar NN
GrN sHoT Wc-,Ds on CursT - p
PIoca natie1, an - IL - -
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Il ohont III D1-I,;c.. al "PPS wei e"'h7'
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bhohAN bones.
Signs IF broken bOnes-Motion At the part.
cracking sensation on moving the broken
ends, alteration III shape often shortening. Al
ways apply splints before lifting or carving
dangers are Of pushing the ends through flesh,
blood vessels. nerves or internal organs GuugsN
LOWER Aw.-Bandag the lower To upper iav
with "A handkerchief.
CoLLAR BoNE.-Pace pad in arm nit. bandaoa
elbow to side. slime fore arm.
RBs.-Apply bandacg six inches wide aigbt
wards long round chest.
UPPER ARM-Applv handaoa Ia hand and
fore arm, splints to back and front, and sling
fore arm.
FORE AEM.-Apply padded splints to back
and front, from hand to elbow, holding the arm
extended with thumb pointing upwards.
HAND.-Apply spiint bandage and support IL
sling.
THIGH.-Apply 1t long splint from arm pit to
outside OF heel, and u short one from fork to
knee on inside and bandaSe.
LEG.-Apply splints inside and outside and
bandage.
SrRETcHER DRILL.
L Three men fall in. facing feet of ini1rad
man and are numbered off from the right.
II. Place foot OF stretcher at PATIENTS head
in a line continuous with his body.
III. Nos. l and =. One ut either side locking
hands underneath the shoulders and bips. raise
the patient. carry him forward OYER the stretchcr
and then lower him on to it.
". No. 3 fakes charge of the injured portion
Climb or head) and steadies 1t with Il hand on
either side of the wound.
V. Nos. l and 2 then take their places at the
head and foot of stretcher left and carry off,
while No. 3 walks at side of stretcher and re-
lieves No. l and 2 alternatively as necessary.
n. \ carry on shoulders. SDlints NAV
be formed of soldiers weapons, rifles, swords,
and scabbards, umbrellas, walking sticks, broom
handles, folded newspapers, coats and clothing.
Bandages from handkerchiefs, sheets, shirts,
leaves, etc. Stretchers from doors. ladders, or
two rifles and a blanket or two coats. with sticks
through the sides.
GENERAL.
AGUE.-As a preventive give five grains of
ouinine every morning. AS n cure. act on the
LII, 49,, -, cr,;,-of o-;-;,. a.. +T,,,,
dav and a vaDor bath every evenino.
Apop1 Eyy- Act on the bowels onnIv wet
cloths to tba beod nndo tbe collar
BIrEs.-Of snakes and mad dogs, apply a
Iioature IN cord) on the side nearest the heart
srT.L- tho ,yound scratch +be edoa With . nan knifa
and onnIv constic or corbolic acid to tbe wonnd
RrPSs p1oca tba nart in a n,s,roI nos;+ion
and onnlv cloths soaked in oil
Core a~D Dr,Ppr,, Give twentv Irons Of
cbIorodvne i'm 8 IittIa brandy and voter
DysESrERy A small tea snoon fnu of ineco-
cuanba now1er every two bonrs
DRUNKENSEss-A1 emetic of a table spoon
ful of mustard in water and doucb tbe head i'm
cold yoter
DEITRIrN TRENEys Act on the bowls beef
tea avarv boIf bonr twenty oraine If cbloral in
water and a sleeping drauGht7
DnowNIye -Stri6 tbe notient r. tba waist
omen and clear tbe month wifi fine face down,
wards nlacin" one arm under tba forehead
turn the patiept well and instantly ON the side,
supporting the head. replace on the face. raising
and supporting chest. turn BODY gently on the
side and n lit ;. bevond and then b9Iiskiy on the
face back again. repeat about fifteen times a
minute each time the BODY is placed on the
face. make uniform. bnt efficient pressure on the
hack between sbonlder blades with brisk move
ment evc;ta braotbino Inv smelling salt or snnff
To nnSncceesfuI within I've minutes nIoca The
natient ON h.; hack With his cIotbino underneath
his shoulders. draw forward tonnue and keep if
projecting beyond the Inns. and araspinn the
the arms above the elbows. raise Them
above his head for two seconds then lower and
press against the sides for two seconds. Repeat
these motions fifteen times per minute. for an
hour if necessary. On restoring the breathing
annlv warmth to the body bv hot bottles. rub
b;ng tba sk;n bot wafer and weak brandy and
water
TMEr1cs.-Substances which cause vomiting.
A table snoonful of salt or mustard and water
an onnce of iDecac1anba wine. fifteen grains of
sulnhata of zinc in water
FATyTrSa- From loss Of blood. weakness or
shock Keen the body in the Iyino position. undo
tbe drees Give rIenfv of air snrinkle the face
and cbest With ccIi water smelling salts TO
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