Gis 2» Brain
2. Spinal cord

88. Brain and spinal cord.
89. Sensations and movement.

90. Breaking might cut the spinal cord in two or bruise it s that
nearve impulses could not be carried by it.

91. Because of the pain;that is present. Because of the fact that the
nervous system is needed to through off injuries.

92. That material is applied directly over a wound or burn.
93. Gauge Square.

94. 1. Stickes like cotton.

2. Make small or large bandages out of same piece of material
95. 1. Iodine

Ze Salve

5. Acids

4. Epsom salts

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96. 1. To hold dressing or compresses in place.
2- TO Keep splints in place.
53. To control bleeding by pressure.
4. As sling

97. Trangular
2. Roller or pleated gauge and four-tail.

98. Carries germs from soap and water to the wound.

99. Because he is giving treatment not first add.

‘100. Think first of pressure. One should not put fingers in wounds, but
when other methods fail or compress is not available in case of severe
“bleeding do not hesitat to apply pressure directly on bleeding point.