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 1 3 |           experienced person, when applied for this purpose, and, moreover,
 2 4 |         downward, and is not to be applied so tight as the other, and
 3 5 |            the bandage be properly applied. And these are symptoms
 4 5 |           bandaging was moderately applied, the second bandaging should
 5 6 |            the hand. When you have applied the bandages, you must adjust
 6 6 |   necessary that splints should be applied in these directions at the
 7 8 |      extension is good if properly applied. Then let him bind the arm,
 8 8 |         fewer and slacker bandages applied instead of it. The patient
 9 14|         until you get the bandages applied. The bandage is to be applied
10 14|      applied. The bandage is to be applied in the manner formerly described,
11 14|            hand. But when you have applied the bandage, you must place
12 16|         day, the splints should be applied as described in treating
13 17|            For when the bandage is applied tight while the bones are
14 21|           of an irritant nature be applied to the skin.~
15 25|         bandages should be tightly applied to fractures or otherwise
16 26|           same treatment should be applied as when the fractures are
17 26|          mixed with pitch is to be applied, a thin folded compress
18 26|        bandage should be otherwise applied in the manner described
19 26|           formerly described. When applied, the patient should have
20 26| integuments. Splints should not be applied. On this account the bandages
21 26|         splints are later of being applied. But if you do apply the
22 26|        splints, they should not be applied along the wound, and they
23 27|           and no splints are to be applied, but rest is to be more
24 27|         can be well and moderately applied. But a proper position,
25 28|          the splints should not be applied until then.~
26 29|          the wound itself is to be applied the pitched cerate, or one
27 29|            wine and oil, should be applied. And a goat’s skin should
28 30|           leg, whether bandages be applied or not, fasten the sole
29 37|         and nothing cold should be applied; the patient should be restricted
30 41|     readily yield to reduction, if applied before the parts get inflamed.
31 42|            the hand, the one being applied so as to make pressure on
32 49|         and the bandages should be applied most firmly at that place,
33 49|        case. And splints should be applied at the proper time (for
34 49|        particularly loose, whether applied to the arm or the forearm,