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Menu

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HEALTH

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Excerpt

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Fingers: Dislocations of the fingers, which occur most commonly at the second joint, may be corrected quite easily immediately after the dislocation by pulling on the injured digit. The injured finger can then be splinted effectively by taping it to an adjacent uninjured finger. Dislocations of the thumb are usually accompanied by a fracture of the bone at the base of the thumb. Such injuries are seldom stable when corrected by manipulation alone and are best treated in the field by total immobilization.

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Medicine for Mountaineering

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• WHOLE EARTH
 • HEALTH
  • REMEDIES
   • First Aid

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