File:Nurse and patient rolling bandages early 1900s.tif
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English: the photo is from an album that belonged to nurse Anna Elisabeth ”Anna-Lisa” Modéer (1891–1961). The image shows Modéer and a patient rolling gauze bandages. The bandages were not disposable, but were washed, sterilised and reused. It was usual for patients to assist with simple tasks. Probably because it was useful and seen as beneficial for the patients wellbeing to have a task when sufficiently recovered.
Svenska: Bilden kommer från fotoalbum som tillhört sjuksköterskan Anna Elisabeth ”Anna-Lisa” Modéer (1891–1961). På bild syns Modéer tillsammans med en patient när de rullar gasvävsrullar. Gasväven var inte en engångsartikel utan tvättades, steriliserades och återanvändes. Det var vanligt att patienterna fick hjälpa till med enklare sysslor på sjukhuset. Troligtvis både för att göra nytta och för att det ansågs välgörande för patienterna att ha något att sysselsätta sig med (när man var tillräckligt frisk för att kunna hjälpa till). |
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| Source | image 568 from the collections of the Medical History museum, Gothenburg, Sweden from an album that belonged to nurse Anna Elisabeth ”Anna-Lisa” Modéer (1891–1961) |
| Author | Unknown author |
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| current | 07:32, 16 June 2021 |  | 3,307 × 3,307 (10.45 MB) | Konservator Anna | Uploaded a work by unknown from from an album that belonged to nurse Anna Elisabeth ”Anna-Lisa” Modéer (1891–1961) with UploadWizard |
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