Osteopathic first aids to the sick : written for the sick people . der blade, fig. 43; raise all the otherribs, fig. 47; raise the collar bone, fig. 21]; kneadthe stomach, fig. 24; shake the liver, fig. 55; andthe spleen, fig. 57; treat the arm pits, fig. 29;spring the entire spine, fig. 44; swing the spine,fig. 46; and finish with the spinal tonic, fig. 51. If the inflammation is on the face or head giveextra attention to all the above neck and ribtreatments, to which add opening and closing thejaws against resistance, fig. 10, fig. 11, and ; and stretch the neck, fig. 24. If the infla
Osteopathic first aids to the sick : written for the sick people . der blade, fig. 43; raise all the otherribs, fig. 47; raise the collar bone, fig. 21]; kneadthe stomach, fig. 24; shake the liver, fig. 55; andthe spleen, fig. 57; treat the arm pits, fig. 29;spring the entire spine, fig. 44; swing the spine,fig. 46; and finish with the spinal tonic, fig. 51. If the inflammation is on the face or head giveextra attention to all the above neck and ribtreatments, to which add opening and closing thejaws against resistance, fig. 10, fig. 11, and ; and stretch the neck, fig. 24. If the inflammation is on the hands or arms,knead the muscles of the whole arm thoroughlyand particularly manipulate, twist and stretch thejoints of the unaffected fingers, wrist, the armpits, fig. 29 and Brachial Plexus,fig. 30; as well as the general treatment givenabove. If the inflammation is in the foot or leg, kneadthe muscles of the whole leg thoroughly, particu-larly under the knees, fig. 68; groin, fig. 69;and stretch, twist and thoroughly work the tin-. FIGURE FOR WHOOPING the patient on his back gently stretch and soften the deeptissues under the jaws, drawing them towards the chin. Whenloose enough the hyoid bone, which holds the tongue up, can befelt, and should be drawn forward as much as possible, severaltimes. This can be easier done by drawing on one side at atime.
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