Deaf Not Dumb a Lecture Delivered Oct 12th 1876 Before the Gloucester Liter
Deaf Not Dumb a Lecture Delivered Oct 12th 1876 Before the Gloucester Liter
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(>) Deaf and Dumb.
1851 27, 511, 801 17, 300 1861 29, 321, 288 20, 311 1871 31, 845, 379 19, 237 You will see that from 1851 to 1861 the rate of increase in the general population Avas largely exceeded by that of the deaf-mute portion of it. From 1861 to 1871 the general population increased in a similar ratio, but the deaf portion actually decreased ; the proportion of deaf-mutes to the Avhole being in 1851 1 in 1590 1861 1 in 1432 1871 1 in 1644^ Surely then, these figures go far to confirm m...y previous theory, ^ that since 1851, by the increased skill of the physician, many have been saved from death; and that since 1861, by the beneficial results of improved nursing, and greater care after the crisis of the disease had passed, many have been saved from deafness; and so we have the happy two-fold result of fewer deaths and fewer cases of loss of hearing.
Cannot this improvement be increased? I believe it can and greatly so, too. The general use of the speculum and lamp in all cases of severe fever — not after the patient has got about again; not after pain has been complained of; but — (i) It is much to be desired that in the next census The born deaf; Those who have lost their hearing under (say) two years of age, and Those who have been hearing and speaking children, should be classed under separate heads : the cause of deafness in each of the latter classes, and the age when it occurred, should be given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(>) Deaf and Dumb.
1851 27, 511, 801 17, 300 1861 29, 321, 288 20, 311 1871 31, 845, 379 19, 237 You will see that from 1851 to 1861 the rate of increase in the general population Avas largely exceeded by that of the deaf-mute portion of it. From 1861 to 1871 the general population increased in a similar ratio, but the deaf portion actually decreased ; the proportion of deaf-mutes to the Avhole being in 1851 1 in 1590 1861 1 in 1432 1871 1 in 1644^ Surely then, these figures go far to confirm m...y previous theory, ^ that since 1851, by the increased skill of the physician, many have been saved from death; and that since 1861, by the beneficial results of improved nursing, and greater care after the crisis of the disease had passed, many have been saved from deafness; and so we have the happy two-fold result of fewer deaths and fewer cases of loss of hearing.
Cannot this improvement be increased? I believe it can and greatly so, too. The general use of the speculum and lamp in all cases of severe fever — not after the patient has got about again; not after pain has been complained of; but — (i) It is much to be desired that in the next census The born deaf; Those who have lost their hearing under (say) two years of age, and Those who have been hearing and speaking children, should be classed under separate heads : the cause of deafness in each of the latter classes, and the age when it occurred, should be given.
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