balsam_ ------------------------------------ LECTURE III. _On accidents, and their proper method of treatment_ SECT. I. _Of falls_ 89 SECT. II. _Of wounds_—91. _Cut 92 wounds_ _bruised wounds_—94. 96 _Gun-shot wounds_ SECT. III. _Of bruises_ 98 SECT. IV. _Of dislocations_ 99 _Dislocation of the 101 arm with the shoulder_ _Dislocation of the 103 elbow or the knee_ _Of spraining the 103 wrist, or ancle_ _Dislocation of the 104 thigh bone_ SECT. V. _Of fractures_ 107 _A fracture of the 108 skull_ _Fracture of the 109 arm_ _A fracture of the 110 thigh bone_ _A fractured leg_ 111 _Compound fractures_ 114 _Conclusive 115 observations on fractures_ SECT. VI. _Of scalding_ 118 SECT. VII. _Of burning_ 119 SECT. _Of drowning_ 120 VIII. _The method to 123 recover a drowned person_ ------------------------------------ LECTURE IV. _On external diseases, and their cure_ SECT. I. _Of inflammation_ 130 _Of resolution_ 132 _Of suppuration_ 133 _Of tumours_ 134 _Of mortification_ _ibid._ SECT. II. _Of ulcerations_ 137 SECT. III. _Of the diseases of 142 the skin_ _Of the itch_ _ibid._ _Of boils_ 144 _Of ring-worms, 145 daw-worms, &c. &c._ _Of the lousy _ibid._ disease_ SECT. IV. _Of promiscuous 148 disorders_