Manual of the Diseases of Children
Manual of the Diseases of Children
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The child may now be allowed to remain quiet for three hours, and if necessary, this is to be repeated the poultice on the back, thorough inunc- tion of a counterirritant both back and front, and a fresh layer of. Cotton to surround the chest. It may be necessary to use this every three, four, or five hours, for the first day, and possibly once or twice applied on the second day. Beyond this it is rarely necessary to make use of local heat and moisture, though occasionally it may be carried on ...to the third or fourth day. The cotton should not be covered with silk, which inhibits cutaneous exhalation too much ; it ought to be changed when it becomes in the least befouled, and, better, after each poultice afresh. It sometimes happens that no poultices are needed ; then a turpen- tine stupe, for a quarter to a half-hour, once applied, or possibly twice, is sufficient. These certainly relieve pain when present, and also have an excellent effect upon the bronchitis.
The use of any of these applications may excite the child and do more harm than good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The child may now be allowed to remain quiet for three hours, and if necessary, this is to be repeated the poultice on the back, thorough inunc- tion of a counterirritant both back and front, and a fresh layer of. Cotton to surround the chest. It may be necessary to use this every three, four, or five hours, for the first day, and possibly once or twice applied on the second day. Beyond this it is rarely necessary to make use of local heat and moisture, though occasionally it may be carried on ...to the third or fourth day. The cotton should not be covered with silk, which inhibits cutaneous exhalation too much ; it ought to be changed when it becomes in the least befouled, and, better, after each poultice afresh. It sometimes happens that no poultices are needed ; then a turpen- tine stupe, for a quarter to a half-hour, once applied, or possibly twice, is sufficient. These certainly relieve pain when present, and also have an excellent effect upon the bronchitis.
The use of any of these applications may excite the child and do more harm than good.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Madison Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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