Famous airmen and their equipment [electronic resource] : with some notes on first-aid in emergencies (1912)
Burroughs Wellcome and Company · London : Burroughs Wellcome · leaf 58
elyabout fifteen times a minute, not more, until the patient beginsto take short gasps ; then cease the movement. A method of artificial respiration which is said to be superiorto others is the one known as Schafers method. This canbe carried out as follows :— Immediately on removal from the water,… … 58 NOTES ON FIRST-AID on each side (as illustrations), and slowly lean forward uponthe hands, keeping the elbows extended so as to producegradually increasing pressure—which must not be too violent—on the patients chest. The pressure is applied for about threeseconds and is then removed by the…
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