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To Kill A Mockingbird, Chapter 29,30,31

Jem had broken his arm at the elbow during his struggle with Bob Ewell. Dr. Reynolds was trying to examine him, and Jem kicked him. Dr. Reynolds then gave Jem a medicine that knocked him out, so that the doctor could examine the arm properly and provide some treatment.

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Dr. Reynolds gave Jem medicine to knock him out in order to perform a medical procedure or examination that required the patient to be sedated and still. This is a common practice in medical settings to ensure the safety and comfort of the patient during the procedure.

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