Just as there are many different ways to cut your skin, there are many ways to suture it back together again. This medical demonstrating videos features the subcutaneous stitch, one popular type of suture used by doctors and surgeons everywhere, especially on deep wounds.
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Draw blood from an arterial line
How To:
Perform first aid artificial respiration on an adult
How To:
Check circulation after bandaging
How To:
Wrap up your broken toe at home
How To:
Give a bimanual pelvic exam
How To:
Insert a chest tube
How To:
Insert a nasogastric feeding tube
How To:
Open the airway when a neck injury is suspected
How To:
Bandage an elbow
How To:
Stop bleeding with pressure and gauze
How To:
Perform First Aid on 1st, 2nd and 3rd Degree Burns
How To:
Apply first aid triangular bandage for arm injuries
How To:
Suture a wound with a skin flap closed
How To:
Use a curved needle for suturing arterial lines
How To:
Use a purse string suture during surgery
How To:
Treat a mosquito bite
How To:
Stop bleeding
How To:
Immobilize an ankle
News:
Set a dislocated shoulder - U.S. Army style
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