The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-03-25
KENTUCKY MINING INSTITUTE.
Spring Meeting, Lexington, KY, May
IS and II, 1918.

Lexington, Ky.-The program COM
mittee Of the Kentucky Mining insti-
tute, for the meeting to be held May
given below, for the Statewide First
Aid Contest to be held on May 16 at
Lexington, in connection with the
spring meeting of the Kentucky Min
ing institute. and the judges, on the
day of the contest, will select FIVE of
the problems, and these five problems
will be performed by each team par
ticipating in the contest, and the prizes
will be awarded upon the work per-
formed in the problems so selected:
Event No. 1. Lacerated scalp top of
the head with bleeding one man event
Event No 2; Right ear torn off; deep
cut on Chin bleeding. Two men event
Event No. 8. Broken left arm below ell
bow. One man event.
Event No. 4. Lacera ted wound on left
side of head (the temple). LaceraIed
Event No. 5. Wound of right eye; sim
pie fracture Of left knee cap; full team
event.
Event No g. Lacerated wound in palm
of left hand. Right thigh compound frac-
ture; improvised stretcher. Full team
Event No q Treat burns of face, neck,
ears and hands Two men carry patient
without stretchers. Two men event.
Event No. s. Compound fracture of
lower jaw on right side; deep wound on
inner side of left ankle. Bright red blood.
Full team event
Event No 3. Left ear torn off; ends of
fingers cut off right hand; bright red
blood. Two men event.
Event No. 10. Dislocated shoulder left
side; right foot smashed, bleeding. Full
team event
Event No. II. Fracture right collar
bone; lacerated wound of the palm of
right hand. Full team event.
Eeyent No. II. Disloeation of the right
hip; leg thrown outward and broken left
collar bone Full team event.
Event No. 13. Broken back; simple
fracture of right forearm. Fun team
event.
Event No IA Man fallen on electric
wire, face down, clothing burning; treat
burns of breast and arms. Full team
event.
Event No. IT, Fracture Of right leg
above the knee; carry the patient on a
coat and pole stretcher and blaze in am
bulance; mine at top of hill, hospital II.
the valley, road down hill all the way.
Full team event.
Event No. 16. Man overcome by gas in
a four foot seam with dislocated left
shoulder. One man remove 80 feet to
fresh air. One man event
left leg below the knee; bone sticking out
on the inside of the leg. Full team event.
Event NO. 1S. Man overcome by gas;
one man perform; one man shoulder, lift
and carry to place of safety. Perform
standard form of artificial respira ton
One man event.
Event No. 10. Broken ribs on right
side; dislocation of left shoulder. Full
team event
Event No. 20 Man squeezed between
mine cars; broken pelvis and left elbow
badly crushed Full team event
Event No 81. Man overcome by after
damp; burns on hands, arms, neck and
face. Full team event.
Event No. %. Man found under fall of
coal with punctural wound of abdomen;
broken ribs left side; cut on right side of
face; bleeding with bright red blood in
spurts. Full team event.
Event No. %. Man run over by motor
found with right hand cut off. Left arm
torn out of shoulder socket Full team
event
Event No "a. Man to fall on electric
wire; back down. unconscious. Rescue,
give artificial respiration one minute:
treat burns on back and right upper arm.
Improvise stretchers. Carry so feet.