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Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: Medical Dictionary · 1909 · p. 3
This injury may result from a direct blow, or a aa The are at a oD are mallee breathing, with pain on drawing a deep th. Rare the broken rib punctures the lung; bright red frothy blood is then eae The treatment should be to tighten pecaryons amie al ihtMewedhipedlee Leake This may be effected in a man by pinning up the back of the waistcoat. The arm of the affected side should then be placed in a sling, and the patient sent to the doctor. If he is ener Hs blood, the treatment must bo different, pre ure will then [s. 401]
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