Anatomy and Physiology Chart
Object
Chart
Production date
c.1940
Object number
2008.161
Physical Description
Anatomy and Physiology Chart. This page shows how a first aider might treat different types of haemorrhage using compression to slow bleeding. The chart demonstrates how compression can be administered either manually or by the use of a purpose made or improvised tourniquet.
Associated Organisation
Material
Cotton
Wood
Dimension
height (Whole): 1650mm
width (whole): 710mm
depth (whole): 20mm
width (whole): 710mm
depth (whole): 20mm
On display?
No
Inscription
HEMORRHAGE; ILLUSTRATIONS BASED ON WARWICK & TUNSTALL'S "FIRST AID TO THE INJURED AND SICK": Price 3/6. John Wright & Sons Ltd., Publishers, Bristol.
No. 1. -Compression of Arteries. Compression of Temporal Artery. Compression of ?? Artery. Compression of both Facial Arteries with thumb and finger. Compression of Common Corotid Artery. Compression of Subdavian with both hands. Compression of Brachial Artery. Field Tourniquet Applied to Brachial Artery. Field Tourniquet. Compression of Radial and Ulnar Arteries. Compression of the ?? artery. Screw Tourniquet. Screw Tourniquet Applied to Femoral Artery. Improvised Tourniquet Applied to Femoral Artery. Sheet N.
No. 1. -Compression of Arteries. Compression of Temporal Artery. Compression of ?? Artery. Compression of both Facial Arteries with thumb and finger. Compression of Common Corotid Artery. Compression of Subdavian with both hands. Compression of Brachial Artery. Field Tourniquet Applied to Brachial Artery. Field Tourniquet. Compression of Radial and Ulnar Arteries. Compression of the ?? artery. Screw Tourniquet. Screw Tourniquet Applied to Femoral Artery. Improvised Tourniquet Applied to Femoral Artery. Sheet N.