Famous airmen and their equipment [electronic resource] : with some notes on first-aid in emergencies . Fig. 3 Fig. 3.—The Four-handed seat This is formed by the twobearers standing opposite toeach other, each grasping hisown wrist with one hand,and the forearm of the otherbearer with his own disen-gaged hand. BANDAGING. Fig. i Fig. 2 Granny-Knot Keef-Knot slips or else becomes too tight The Reef = Knot When a bandage is tied,the reef-knot should alwaysbe used. The commonmethod of knotting—pro-ducing what is known as thegranny-knot — either soonto unfasten. To Bandage Hand for Severe Cut inthe
Famous airmen and their equipment [electronic resource] : with some notes on first-aid in emergencies . Fig. 3 Fig. 3.—The Four-handed seat This is formed by the twobearers standing opposite toeach other, each grasping hisown wrist with one hand,and the forearm of the otherbearer with his own disen-gaged hand. BANDAGING. Fig. i Fig. 2 Granny-Knot Keef-Knot slips or else becomes too tight The Reef = Knot When a bandage is tied,the reef-knot should alwaysbe used. The commonmethod of knotting—pro-ducing what is known as thegranny-knot — either soonto unfasten. To Bandage Hand for Severe Cut inthe Palm Place in the middle of the palm a packet of any Tabloid absorbent dressing, with the wrapping removed, and directthe patient to grasp the pad tightly. With a bandage, bindthe ringers firmly over the pad, passing the bandage round thehand and wrist.
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