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The Seaman's Medical Instructor

Note 9 — LECTURE II.

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This is the proper method of bleeding; for a bleeder ought to be equally dexterous with the left hand as with the right, which custom soon makes familiar; but those who are awkward with the left hand, must stand behind the left arm to bleed, which method may be adapted rather than to risk danger.

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