MB3 170a: Dealing with Attackers on Shabbos (329:3-9)

MB3 169b: For Whom Can You Desecrate Shabbos? (329:1-3)

MB3 169a: Stopping Bleeding and Use of Suppositories on Shabbos (328:48-49)

MB3 168b: Icing Wounds, Broken Bones, and Dislocations on Shabbos (328:44-47)

MB3 168a: Emetics, Massages, Cupping, and Exercises on Shabbos (328:39-43)

MB3 167b: Vitamins, Mouthwash, Sleeping Pills, Laxatives and Sugar Substitutes on Shabbos (328:34-38)

MB3 167a: Minor Trauma and Injures to Nails and Teeth on Shabbos (328:29-33)

MB3 166b: Bandages and Salves on Shabbos (328:25-28)

MB3 166a: Scabs and Wounds on Shabbos (328:19-24)

MB3 165b: Less Severe Illness on Shabbos (328:16-19)

MB3 165a: Should a Jew or a Gentile Desecrate Shabbos for a Sick Person (328:12-15)

MB3 164b: Evaluation of Illness on Shabbos (328:9-12)

MB3 164a: Wounds on Shabbos (328:5-8)

MB3 163b: Types of Illnesses for Which You can Take Medications on Shabbos (328:3-4)

MB3 163a: Putting Oil on Shoes on Shabbos (327:3-4); Medicine on Shabbos (328:1-2)

MB3 162b: Using a Steam Room on Shabbos (326:11-13); Anointing on Shabbos (327:1-3)

MB3 162a: Drying Yourself and Using Liquid Soap on Shabbos (326:9-10)

MB3 161b: Bathing and Showering on Shabbos (326:6-8)

MB3 161a: Washing in Hot Springs or with Water Heated by Them on Shabbos (326:1-5)

MB3 160b: Using a Flute after Shabbos that a Gentile Brought on Shabbos (325:15-16); Washing with Hot Water on Shabbos (326:1)