Resuscitation : equipment, organization, training, and procedures / [the War Office].

Date:
1942
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Credit: Resuscitation : equipment, organization, training, and procedures / [the War Office]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS PAGE GENERAL PRINCIPLES .. wr ee a a 5 ADVANTAGES OF A RESUSCITATION WARD cA 6 HE SUSCIEATION ~WARD: ‘Size; Site; - Lay-out ; ~ Personnel ee ee ars ne ag Bh ss i TRAINING OF NURSES AND ORDERLIES ae 9 GENERAL DUTIES OF RESUSCITATION OFFICER 1! GENERAL DUTIES-OF NURSING STAPF... ~ «. 11 EQUIPMENT: Intravenous fluids; Equipment for administration of intravenous fluids; General equip- ment; Surgical equipment ; Medical equipment ; Drugs and comforts; Field Transfusion Unit .. : 3 13 SUPPLIES AND COMMUNICATIONS: Army Blood Supply Depot (Home); Base Transfusion Unit (Over- seas); Field Transfusion Units (Home and Overseas) ; Field ambulances, troopships and isolated units .. Be 22 NOTES CONCERNING PROCEDURES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS USED IN RESUSCITATION WORK— 1, TRANSFUSION : General principles ; Volume; Rate; Choice of fluid; Types of equipment; Blood ; Fluid plasma; Fluid serum; Dried serum and dried plasma ; Saline and glucose-saline. ae 24 2. TAKING OF BLOOD FOR Tee DYATE USE AND FOR STORE x ao aes ge ahs :3 ot 3. TRANSFUSION REACTIONS a <A 8 re o2 4. PREPARATION OF SOLUTIONS FOR INTRAVENOUS USE 34 5. CARE AND CLEANING OF APPARATUS FOR REPEATED Use. tre ; Pi Aye ae on 34 6. TECHNIQUE OF BLOOD euiapine =e =3 ics 35 7. PRINCIPLES GOVERNING FLUID ADMINISTRATION FOR THE TREATMENT OF DEHYDRATION ane 37 ‘8. METHODS OF ARRESTING H@MORRHAGE .,, ph 40 9. APPLICATION OF SPLINTS aie a a ae 40 1—(1874)
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