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 1 4 |        is not to be applied so tight as the other, and there
 2 5 |       ask him if the arm feels tight, and he says it does, but
 3 5 |     bandaging being moderately tight; if for the first day and
 4 6 |     splints, and a little more tight than formerly, unless there
 5 6 | bandaging is rather loose than tight. The splint should be thickest
 6 8 |  whether the arm be moderately tight or not; and every third
 7 9 |        to the bandages feeling tight or slack. All these bones
 8 14|       joint must be bound more tight at the first dressing than
 9 17|    when the bandage is applied tight while the bones are not
10 21|      the fracture be bound too tight, or unless the limb be allowed
11 26|     and should be not quite so tight as when there is no wound,
12 26|  properly secured, but not too tight, and in particular he should
13 26|       they must be put on less tight, and because the splints
14 27|   bandaging, so that it may be tight at no place, but particularly