... together. The tail hanging down the neck is turned back over the top of the head and secured with a safety-pin. The Large Head-dress (Capitium magnum, Fig. ...

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... be made of a plate of this metal, turned up at the edges; as such a one possesses too little strength to be used with safety. The scoop may, however, be so constructed without ...

... The terminal end of the completed bandage is turned under and secured to the final turns by either a safety pin or adhesive tape. When these are not ... and passed under the cravat around the waist, turned HANDBOOK OF THE HOSPITAL ... to the triangle with a safety pin. Uses: To retain dressings on the buttock ...

... 20 feet upwards in three minutes. A small safety tap on the jacket is then opened, and full pressure of steam turned on. As soon as steam issues freely from ...

... communication, etc., bear testimony to this fact. Psycho-dynamic feats are additional verification. Personality, after all, is the ability to attract and diffuse electric energy. Phys- ically, the nervous system is ...

... instruments, made of a plate of this metal, turned up at the edges; as such an one possesses too little strength to be used with safety on large and hard calculi. Those cut out ...

... M., 1946, 15: 259-62.—Brody, M. The dynamics of mental hygiene in industry. Ibid., 1945, 14: 760-74. Also Ment. Hyg., Alb., 1945, 29: 371-84.—Brown, M. The mental health of workers. Tr. Nat. Safety Counc, 1942, 31 Congr., 1: 160-5.—Burling, ...

... 21(7):611-9 Application of computational fluid dynamics techniques to blood pumps. Sukumar R, et al. Artif Organs 1996 Jun;20(6):529-33 Safety margin of magnetic coupling distance in decoupling of ...

... The coat should be removed and shirt- sleeves turned up to the elbows. A gown, or a sheet suitably adjusted with safety-pins, should protect the clothing. History.—Numerous descriptions ...