 | Pharmacy - 1870 - 304 pages
...force every thing in the chest upwards out of the mouth. Continue this while you can slowly count — one — two — three ; then suddenly let go, with...springs you back to your first kneeling position. Remain erect upon Editorial Summary. 17 your knees while you can count — one — two ; then throw... | |
 | 1870 - 456 pages
...force everything in the chest upwards out of the mouth. Continue this while you can slowly count—one, two, three; then suddenly let go, with a final push,...springs you back to your first kneeling position. Remain erect upon your knees while you can count—one, two ; then throw your weight forward again... | |
 | Medicine - 1870 - 638 pages
...force everything in the chest upwards out of the mouth. Continue this while you can slowly count — one, two, three; then suddenly let go, with a final push, which springs yon back to your first kneeling position. Remain ere<4 upon your kj\ees while you can count— one,... | |
 | Henry Hartshorne - 1874 - 596 pages
...throwing your wholeVeight upon your chest, and gradually increasing the pressure while you can count one, two, three. Then, suddenly, let go with a final push, which springs you back to your first position. Rest erect upon your knees while you can count one, two ; then make pressure again as before,... | |
 | Sir Frederick George Denham Bedford - Naval art and science - 1875 - 532 pages
...same time squeeze the waist between them, as if you wished to force everything in the chest upwards out of the mouth ; deepen the pressure while you can...springs you back to your first kneeling position. Remain erect on your knees while you can count one, two ; then repeat the same motions as before, at... | |
 | 1877 - 870 pages
...of the chest, and foul air is forced out, or expired. Steadily increase the pressure while you count one, two, three, then suddenly let go, with a final push, which springs you back to an erect kneeling position. The elastic ribs instantly spring back to their natural position, the cavity... | |
 | 1877 - 1380 pages
...wished to force everything in the chest up out of the mouth. Deepen the pressure while slowly counting one, two, three, then suddenly let go with a final push, which brings you back to a kneeling position. Remain erect on the knees, while counting one, two, three,... | |
 | 1877 - 1034 pages
...wished to force everything in the chest up out of the mouth. Deepen the pressure while slowly counting one, two, three, then suddenly let go with a final push, which brings you back to a kneeling position. Remain erect on the knees, while counting one, two, three,... | |
 | Daniel R. Shafer - Agriculture - 1876 - 638 pages
...force everything in the chest upwards out of the mouth. Continue this while you can slowly count — one — two — three; then suddenly let go, with...springs you back, to your first kneeling position. Remain erect upon your knees while you can count— one — two j then throw your weight forward again... | |
 | Theodorus Bailey Myers Mason - Lifesaving - 1879 - 78 pages
...Fig. 3. Viy. 3. SHOWING EJECTION OF WATER FROM BODY. Fif 4. SHOWING METHOD OF RESTORING RESPIRATION. upward out of the mouth ; deepen the pressure while...suddenly let go with a final push, which springs you back on your first kneeling position. Remain erect on your knees while you can count one, two, three ; then... | |
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... count slowly one. two, three; then suddenly let go with a final push, which springs you back to your first kneeling position. Remain erect... 
