First aid and field sanitation
Publisher: Marine Corps School
Published: 1943
Place of publication: Quantico, Va
Language: eng
Number of pages: 88
Subjects: First Aid; History; Military Hygiene
Notes: "Published: -- For Instructional Purposes Only" -- Cover.

"12042 MCS Quantico, Va. 3-12-43--20M" -- page 88.

Includes bibliographical references (page 88).

Also available online from the Internet Archive.  Address as of January 31, 2014:  https://archive.org/details/firstaidfieldsan00unse.
Table of contents: title: 1. Military hygiene and sanitation. Responsibility for sanitation ; Personal cleanliness ; Footwear and care of the feet ; Barbers and barber shops ; Water ; Foods and drinks ; The examination of food handlers ; Kitchens, mess halls, and bakeries ; Cleansing of cooking utensils, mess gear, etc. ; Garbage ; Excreta ; Manure ; The housing of troops ; Mosquitoes ; Flies ; Lice ; Bedbugs ; Ticks ; Fleas; title: 2. Preparation for the march. Elimination of physically unfit ; Clothing and equipment; title: 3. The march. General ; Bivouacs ; Patrol bivouacs ; Sanitation of a temporary camp ; Sterilization of water ; Other methods of sterilizing water ; Sterilization of mess gear ; Breaking camp; title: 4. First aid. General ; Immediate action ; First aid treatment for wounds ; Tourniquet ; Pressure by compress ; Shock ; Wounds: prevention of infection ; Poisoned wounds ; Wounds of and foreign bodies in the eye ; Internal injuries ; Internal bleeding ; Injuries to bones, muscles and joints ; Sprains and dislocations ; First aid packet ; Fainting ; Poisoning ; Drowning ; Treatment of gas poisoning ; Treatment of gas injuries ; Freezing ; Sunstroke ; Heat exhaustion ; Burns and scalds ; Blisters ; Electric shock ; Foreign bodies in the throat ; Epileptic fits ; Concussion of the brain ; Apoplexy and head injuries with unconsciousness ; Alcoholic intoxication ; Wood alcohol poisoning ; Methods of removing wounded with litter ; Methods of removing wounded without litter; title: 5. Removal of wounded from tanks. General ; First aid ; Evacuation ; Further uses of the stretcher-sling method.