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Robert Kemp Philp
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833.
For
an
Inflamed
Breast
For
an
inflamed
breast
that
requires
support,
or
dressings
to
be
kept
to
it,
pass
one
corner
over
the
shoulder,
bring
the
body
of
it
over
the
breast,
and
pass
it
upwards
and
backwards
under
the
arm
of
that
side,
and
tie
the
opposite
corners
together.
834.
An
Excellent
Sling
An
excellent
sling
is
formed
by
placing
one
handkerchief
around
the
neck,
and
knotting
opposite
corners
ever
the
breast
bone,
then
placing
the
other
in
triangle
under
the
arm,
to
be
supported
with
the
base
near
to
the
hand;
tie
the
ends
over
the
handkerchief,
and
pin
the
top
to
the
other
part,
after
passing
it
around
the
elbow.
835.
Apparatus.
When
a
person
receives
a
severe
contusion
of
the
leg
or
foot,
or
breaks
his
leg,
or
has
painful
ulcers
over
the
leg,
or
is
unable
from
some
cause
to
bear
the
pressure
of
the
bedclothes,
it
is
advisable
to
know
how
to
keep
them
from
hurting
the
leg.
This
may
be
done
by
bending
up
a
fire-guard,
or
placing
a
chair,
resting
upon
the
edge
of
its
back
and
front
of
the
seat,
over
the
leg,
or
putting
a
box
on
each
side
of
it,
and
placing
a
plank
ever
them;
but
the
best
way
is
to
make
a
cradle,
as
it
is
called.
This
is
done
by
getting
three
pieces
of
wood,
and
three
pieces
of
iron
wire,
and
passing
the
wire
or
hoop
through
the
wood.
This
can
be
placed
to
any
height,
and
is
very
useful
in
all
cases
where
pressure
cannot
be
borne.
Wooden
hoops
cut
in
halves
answer
better
than
the
wire.
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