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Victorian life and death (Equipment and resources (Surgeons did not use…
Victorian life and death
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Equipment and resources
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They relied on preparing the patient mentally and giving them alcohol or opiates to dull their senses.
After 1846, ether or chloroform were used as an anaesthetic.
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Doctors use medical machinery to check the patients vitals signs after they have had an operation or are in hospital for example an heart rate monitors.
Fascinating facts
The Victorians took death photographs as it cheaper than having a portrait painted of dead family members. This was known as post-mortem photography.
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