. Anaesthetics : their uses and administration. Fig. 32.—Showing spongiopiline ring on the face with Mayos mask withoutgauze resting in Fig. 33.—Side view of ^layos mask.(Shows Mayos mask with gauze spread over it.) by the window cut in the lint. At first the drops should fallat fairly long intervals, but as soon as the patient becomesaccustomed to the vapour their frequency can be no tim-e should the lint become soaked, as this preventsevaporation except perhaps in very hot weather, while it alsochecks the escape of the patients expirations, so causing him ETHER. 163 inco
. Anaesthetics : their uses and administration. Fig. 32.—Showing spongiopiline ring on the face with Mayos mask withoutgauze resting in Fig. 33.—Side view of ^layos mask.(Shows Mayos mask with gauze spread over it.) by the window cut in the lint. At first the drops should fallat fairly long intervals, but as soon as the patient becomesaccustomed to the vapour their frequency can be no tim-e should the lint become soaked, as this preventsevaporation except perhaps in very hot weather, while it alsochecks the escape of the patients expirations, so causing him ETHER. 163 inconvenience, and may occasion cyanosis. The duration ofinduction is about ten minutes, but weakly persons go undermore rapidly, while vigorous muscular individuals often requirelonger time for the induction. Nervous people by holding their breath and taking veryshallow respirations can delay induction. This is usually dueto an unwise pushing of the anaesthetic in the initial stageand is corrected by lessening the rate of dropping and bypushing forward the mandible as soon as an inspiration hascommenced, and so deepening and prolonging th
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