Care of the Sick and Injured: Surgical Dressings (U.S. War Department, 1944)
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- This film is designed to teach hospital corpsmen to apply, and to assist in the application of, surgical dressings. The proper equipment, supplies, and techniques to be used in the following procedures are shown: removing sutures; changing dressings on moderate and serious wounds; irrigating wounds; disposing of waste from the dressing procedures; cleaning up and re-equipping the dressing cart.
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Oh...a safety pin on the wound...I'm going to cry.
They did the best they could without gloves...oh dear...I'm dying inside.
Lol 😂 gloves was not a thing till the 70s
@@militaryhistoryandsurvival5880 True.
They did the best they could with what existed at the time...I'm just a low-level nurse but this makes me feel like an expert in wound care! LOL!
Yes, I also saw quite a few errors here but that's how it was before. I guess as a student someone can say, "it's not that I'm a bad practitioner, I'm just 1944 style!" 😂😂😂😂
@@charliegabs Good point.
Man, those are some dull- ass scissors. That much hasn’t changed in 80 years! I can’t figure out what that metal tube is sticking out of that sailors back. Maybe a nephrostomy tube? Also, I absolutely love the narrators voice. Precise, no discernible regional accent, smooth enunciation and pitch variation. Waning days of the Mid Atlantic Accent.
Corpsman did. More than i thought. I tought they werre like cna,s back then. However, they do tasks i thought were for nurses only. I am truly impressed!
Newspaper...oh dear.
Don't let the towel touch anything but your bare hands full of germs
Elevator music ?
Benzine? Oh geeze...
Yet the wounded survived these treatments. It's easy to criticize, especially now
Not wearing medical gloves?
Not a thing till the 70s