What to do in cases of accidents and emergencies : describing the symptoms in each case, and how to treat them on the moment : with a list of the principal poisons, which, if taken, require prompt treatment : their remedies and antidotes, designed for family and general use.

  • Lawrence, J. B. (Joseph B.)
Date:
1888
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Credit: What to do in cases of accidents and emergencies : describing the symptoms in each case, and how to treat them on the moment : with a list of the principal poisons, which, if taken, require prompt treatment : their remedies and antidotes, designed for family and general use. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    d. Page. Diarrhoea 52 Dislocations 56 of Neck 56. of Fingers and Toes 57 of Jaw 57 of Shoulder 58 of Hip 59, 1< of Wrist 59 of Knee-pan .- 60 of Ankle 60 Drowning 61 '! suffocated by 109, E. Ear-ache 115 Ear, Foreign Bodies in the 80 Effects of Cold 64 Elbow broken 23, Emergencies and Accidents >. 7 Epilepsy 6f Epileptic Fits 6j Ether, see Chloroform 97 Eye, Things in the 113 F. Face and Jaw, Pains in the 114 Fainting Fits 72 Finger broken 26 Finger and Toes, Dislocation of 57 Fire, Clothes catching on 42