A guide to anaesthetics for the student and general practitioner.

  • Luke, Thomas D. (Thomas Davey)
Date:
1905
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A guide to anaesthetics for the student and general practitioner. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    If this is done, it is best to measure out 5 c.c. (about 75 minims) into a minim measure and throw it at once on to the inhaler, as freezing is Such a emer- less likely to occur. method answers for gencies or where a_ better inhaler is not available, but and the best results an inhaler such as we for reliable now figure is necessary. The essential parts for any apparatus which will produce satisfactory and reliable anes- thesia by means of ethy] chloride are in brief the following :-— (1.) A one-gallon rubber bag, preferably with a wide mouth. (2.) A face-piece such as is used for ether or nitrous oxide. (3.) An angle junction tube for the two. Fic. 9, —AUTHOR’S ETHYL CHLORIDE INHALER. From the former the