[Answer] 7. During the Battle of Waterloo (1815) there of course were a lot of casualties. Surgeons and their assistants were only allowed in when the Battle was over. What was their most frequent job on the battlefield?

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...1. treating infections 2. amputating 3. reducing fever 4. reducing pain Chest wounds were considered incurable. - Because of the danger of gangrene limbs usually were simply cut off to save a soldier's life. There is even the story of Lord Uxbridge's leg being given a tomb at Waterloo. Obviously, amputations had to be performed without anaesthetics.

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amputating:

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