Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-05 | Page 4 | Uncle Sam, M. D

j Uncle Sam, E D. 4 AID FOR FAINTINC. l-'aintlnt' Is a condition caused by too small a quantity of Mood rcaehlng tin; t'tMn. due to s weakening of the heart's Hrtlnn. It inn) bs an Indication of disease dis-ease of the heart, or caused by loss jt blood, indirection, hunger exhaustion, oi the foul air of overcrowded rooeis In all cuscs of apparent fainting care should 1 iiiken lo arcrmln that tin I ' t son Is not suffering fioin ahpek. since these '.ndltlons mux closely resemble rsch other. Shock lollown saVarS Injuries Injur-ies and Is n more or les.s permanent nnd always u aarlous condition, while lulntiriK dot not follow nn injur) and la only ttmporury In fainting there 1m cnniplr-to unconi.clousnes.s while In shock the patient pa-tient l. more or loss conscious. lofore an i Muck of fuln(lnr tl par sou affectod e perienee.- m wi.U sinking feeling . BMOOlated with a sensation of disineas Ubjc-cts become Indistinct nnd there mn be roaring In the ear Tht fnce and extremities becomi r-aL-rold and elamm i the I i 'ic ir.pld (vnd weak: snii bruatlilng ;:." 1 1 ' ma) russe The pgtlent should be laid fist on his bark at once, with tho hcud OWf) thnn the lod) . to get more blood to th-; brain. QUINSY SORE THROAT Q. Can ion please tell mc whut Is the cause f s quinsy sore tbrmit'' (Julno sore throat is cattswd by the lodgment of pus iiro'lueli,;,- ' i.-erms In he palate Ju-1-' baek ol the tonsil Phyal eiHtts. accordingly, spenk oi nuns)'' as ''perltoiisllol nbsres!"," The gorms 6tart up 11 Inflammation whloh lead' tnf; formation of pus. nnd this presents Itself In Un form of a boll 01 nbscess. esuslng difficult in swallowing and ustinlly ver grrjt puin Treatment for ptritonsllar abscess QOPSiatS In letting out the pus p iii mis of Incision. Ponding eaaeuetlon oi the pus, considerable relief mn- ob li.itied lii ..- .Uins bnvlng the patient gurgle tht throat frequentl) with a hot solution of bicarbonate of soda. 1 on