Famous airmen and their equipment [electronic resource] : with some notes on first-aid in emergencies (1912)
Burroughs Wellcome and Company · London : Burroughs Wellcome · leaf 62
ce, the patient in a recumbent position,loosen all tight clothing, and, if the breathing be weak, performartificial respiration. Treat for burns, as on page 55. Fainting The patient should be at once placed in a recumbent position,with the lower portions of the body slightly raised. Loosenthe… … 62 NOTES ON FIRST-AID Fits If convulsions be present, loosen the clothing and gentlyguide struggles to prevent patient injuring himself. Placesomething, such as cork, wood, etc., between the teeth toprevent tongue being bitten. After the attack, allow thepatient to sleep if he so desires. If…
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