Bacteriology for Nurses
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Cholera patients are not released from quarantine 154 BACTERIOLOGY FOR NURSES until bacteriological examinations show that the fecal discharges are free from cholera spirilla.
Allied Spirilla. — A number of spirilla strongly resembhng S. cholerce have been observed in sewage and impure water especially, most of which seem to be saprophy1;es.
RELAPSING FEVER Relapsing fever, as the name indicates, is a fever characterized by a number of seizures, or relapses, which occur from two to four or more... times. The disease is due to Spirillum obermeieri, which was first observed by Obermeier in 1873 in the blood of patients suffering with relapsing fever.
The disease has at times prevailed in all parts of Europe, India, and the United States; but in recent years the disease rarely occurs in the United States.
S. obermeieri is a large spirillum with several spirals and a single flagellum at one end. It is ac- tively motile. All attempts at artificial cultivation have so far proved unsuccessful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cholera patients are not released from quarantine 154 BACTERIOLOGY FOR NURSES until bacteriological examinations show that the fecal discharges are free from cholera spirilla.
Allied Spirilla. — A number of spirilla strongly resembhng S. cholerce have been observed in sewage and impure water especially, most of which seem to be saprophy1;es.
RELAPSING FEVER Relapsing fever, as the name indicates, is a fever characterized by a number of seizures, or relapses, which occur from two to four or more... times. The disease is due to Spirillum obermeieri, which was first observed by Obermeier in 1873 in the blood of patients suffering with relapsing fever.
The disease has at times prevailed in all parts of Europe, India, and the United States; but in recent years the disease rarely occurs in the United States.
S. obermeieri is a large spirillum with several spirals and a single flagellum at one end. It is ac- tively motile. All attempts at artificial cultivation have so far proved unsuccessful.
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