An Elementary Study of Insects
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The mosquito first bites a patient suffering with malaria and in thisway it takes in germs along with the blood which it sucks from thepatient. After these germs pass through stages of development in thebody of the mosquito they are ready to be injected back into a healthyperson where, in due time, they cause the disease. The germs feed insidethe red blood corpuscles and at regular intervals they destroy a largenumber of these causing a chill which is followed by fever and a newsupply of corpus...cles is produced. This alternation of chill and fevermay continue all summer, if medicine is not taken to destroy the germs. Quinine will kill the germs if it is taken so that plenty of it is inthe blood when the germs come out of the torn down corpuscles during achill.
In order to prevent malarial fever, get rid of the mosquitoes bydraining and oiling the breeding places, escape their bites by screeninghouses, smudging and destroying the adults, and keep the mosquitoesfrom patients who have the fever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mosquito first bites a patient suffering with malaria and in thisway it takes in germs along with the blood which it sucks from thepatient. After these germs pass through stages of development in thebody of the mosquito they are ready to be injected back into a healthyperson where, in due time, they cause the disease. The germs feed insidethe red blood corpuscles and at regular intervals they destroy a largenumber of these causing a chill which is followed by fever and a newsupply of corpus...cles is produced. This alternation of chill and fevermay continue all summer, if medicine is not taken to destroy the germs. Quinine will kill the germs if it is taken so that plenty of it is inthe blood when the germs come out of the torn down corpuscles during achill.
In order to prevent malarial fever, get rid of the mosquitoes bydraining and oiling the breeding places, escape their bites by screeninghouses, smudging and destroying the adults, and keep the mosquitoesfrom patients who have the fever.
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