Maj. Letterman started the US Army's medical corps during the US Civil War (1861-1865). He created the three tier system used up thru the Vietnam War (and still might be used today in the 21st century). The 3 tiers were the: Aid Stations (heavily used in Vietnam); MASH units made famous during the Korean War; and General Hospitals. Being new, the most common US Civil War bandages most likely were bed linens (sheets, etc.) as they were the most common readily available material that was (and still is) suitable for field dressings. Prior to the Civil War, for the US Military, medical men, to include stretcher bearer's, assistants, etc., were "slapped together" (using whatever men were available, that weren't needed as riflemen, cavalrymen, or artillerymen, etc.). Maj. Letterman put some organization into the matter.
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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 .
he was a field officer and a medical person
Clara Barton
Do you mean the Spanish Civil War or the American Civil War?
needles and knives with hot tips for stopping the blood from rushing out. Also bandages and sponges were used.
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Becton Dickinson makes Ace Bandages. They are a medical supply company.
No nurses were there. Medical help during battles didn't happen until the civil war. The civil war had the first medical corps.
Barbersyg
Scarlett works as a nurse in the hospital and she rolls bandages. She also helps work at a bazzar as do the other women of Atlanta.
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 .
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.
A documentary on medical treatments used during the war
What the freedman's bureau do in the south after the civil war was to help everyone with medical issue and learning issues.
Dress means to cover with appropriate bandages.
Sphagnum moss was used as a wound dressing during the Civil War due to its absorbent and antibacterial properties. It was applied to wounds to help control bleeding and prevent infection, acting as a natural alternative to cotton or linen bandages.