* amputation * bone resections * arterie binding * permanetly fixing fractures * major and minor operations
During the Civil War, medical practices were rudimentary and often lacked proper hygiene and antiseptic techniques. Surgeons performed amputations frequently due to the prevalence of gunshot wounds and gangrene, often using anesthesia like ether or chloroform. Field hospitals were set up near battlefields, and medical care was provided by both military surgeons and volunteer nurses, including figures like Clara Barton. The war also spurred advancements in medical practices, including the establishment of organized ambulance services and the use of triage to prioritize care for the wounded.
There are a few. One of the most vital and common medical practices today is blood transfusion. The use of anesthesia during surgery is also another medical break through since the Civil War. Medical Asepsis is also very important.
Medical problems and suffering from exhaustion as a Civil War Nurse.
No nurses were there. Medical help during battles didn't happen until the civil war. The civil war had the first medical corps.
Some consider the french revolution a civil war
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During the American Civil War , medical treatment was crude where amputations were done without the benefit of anesthesia and there were more who died from disease than through warfare .
some of the civil war millionares were, no particular order of their worth: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
when people started dying in the civil war, they would have medical teams on hand, usually women and doctors would pick them up on stretchers, and transfer them to the nearest medical unit.
There is no civil war on today.
The same as for the Revolutionary War. Tariffs, taxation without representation, and unfair trade practices.
A documentary on medical treatments used during the war