on as strong a pres-sure as possible with his thumbs. In Figure II, A shows the location of the arterybehind the knee-joint. At B it divides into twobranches. In Figure III, A indicates the location and thedirection which the artery takes in the thigh. In Figure IV, A is the artery in upper arm ;… … WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF ACCIDENTS. 305 gram, and the compresses should be applied inthese localities (above the cut or wound). In addition to the above treatment, the applica-tion of ice or cold to the affected part is beneficial.Elevation of the injured limb also tends to checkthe bleeding. Never…
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