Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-24

The standardization given below is
thc study outline Ia bc used In connec.
ton with the Handbook for bows. To
enable Scoutmasters To- teach WIN, Is
required without having To- lock up un.
necessary material. hu, he mus, round
out with thorough instruction all these
topics.
|. Gcneyal Dircc,ioas In rirs, Ald.
a In case Il an accident the Scou,
must remember. Keep cuol Don't
hurry prcyen, further injury u cause
- ac.idsn, s,ill cSiSts-such rs electric
wircl obtain history u accident
h. Send CIR d,~s,r. n the accidcn,
Is al nh arrihnE you should immediately
see TINT someone runs Ter a. telephones
for n drcior or ambulance.
c. Diagnose cas.. Ito h. able to rec.
ugnizc Just what the matter II nv signs
or symp,vp,al. Remember there are
many injuries that need immediate at.
,cn,icn and will not allow time for get.
ting doctor. The most common among
these ar. shock. bleeding and sunstrokc.
d. Make patient comfortable. Keep
the crowd back. lay the patient down.
u possible On blanket n he Is cold
wrap him In blanket or other covering
you have handy-under ~ well as over.
i.oscn tight clothing. especially neck
and waist. II ne II w pain. relieve I.
as far as possible. DO M, move IA.
ticnt II there l. danger ~ incrcasln;
injury hy ~ doing. II vomiting. turn
head to enc side. u leg IL broken and
twisted. straighien u gently. Do not
try To- set broken bone yourself Wa.
ter 60 drink may be given Il asked for.
q. To Remove Clothing: tndrcss
uninjurcd sij, first. RIP outer clothing
along nearest seam. ,ut m tear under
clothing Use Judgment and 4, no, In.
iurc cluthing without reason.
{. Inconsistencies. " face Is pale
d,s, it'll, blood in brain, lower head.
n f.c,, l. flushed i,oo much blo,d m
brainl rails. head.
K. Give First Aid only; Examples
~ bleeding severely. apply tourniquet.
n -kin IL hrokn, apply an,isep,ics
lgcrm klilers,. " In pain n'ruis's.
sInalns. burnsl. apply s"othine liauids
~ rtiteN " WAN "NN A'tAW "N~
ants. II unconscious, try t. bring to.
n several injuries treat most severe
first. esI, cislly r.rious h-morrhasc.
II-MATERIt MEDiCt.
7. cATtIARTiCs;
al Caster oil operates directly ul"nn
the digestive and intestinal tracts and Is
used To- cNpel accumulated harmful mat
ter. u d. rcsctive. produelng SEC
undary cons,ipating effect.
~, Salts .. q. citrate cf magnetism.
.,.son salts. ETC.. also operate directly
though differently. They have h'tie or
no cons,ia,ins effect,
&C.. Calmnei II stimulant o. thc
liver. n consists chiefly ~ mercury
and after uSc should u. thoroughly cS'
RELIED by salts. II n followed 10y cum
Iariii,cly little reaction.
~ ca~nn, IL also "a liver stinul,nt'
inus.h mild,t. and does not require any
subsequent cathartlc t. eliminate ".
II H. almost. n not wholly. nonIcact've.
obviously its usefulness II limited 10
cases where constipation Is primarily
duo io sluggish action 81 the liver. "
l. not a coed c,shsriic f~ the direct
purIyrse ~ cxpeiline poisonous matters
from the intcztines.
a., Residual Mineral oil. q. y. NuJ"..
vasslinc. etc. operates M n lubricant
4. the Intestines. l. entirely n"n-r.'
active. and " an ex-'llsnt general mcdi'
Gin. fur constipation. especially because
II A. nonreactive. Its operation IL III
rect upon the Intestinal trnct. b'S'se
wouldbe from n tcasisonful 10 two IN
blespoonsfuI. according TO rcfuire'
men,s and aq6ordlng To- the cff,ci ne
determined eSi'esimenially.
2. sTIMCLASTs, DO nat give s;i''''
u,ants through mouth u lsti'n' ~ IN
conscious be- eApnei swallow.
fAp AsonssSS' set'sis 20 Asa'naanit u
porhsps I'm 90 Esnerall, u.sui W
sernsT aIinuoshC Dosr sdinari'S ah'',
% 2 tnpnn0sfui N shsfd xnr ~
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