Disease Germs Their Nature And Origin
Disease Germs Their Nature And Origin
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Lastly, the particles of contagious bioplasm or germinal matter may enter the body through the skin. In some states of the cutaneous surface, the epidermis is swollen, softened, and moist, and living particles would easily insinuate themselves in the N 1 66 OF THE PASSAGE OF DISEASE slight chinks which exist between the epithelial cells, and gradually make their way into the capillary vessels beneath.
I have heard that a well-known physicist has said, that if his mouth and nose were protected b...y a cotton-wool respirator, he would not hesitate to sleep in a bed which had been occupied by a patient suffering from scarlatina. Although we are much in want of information concerning the precise mode of ingress of poison-germs, I trust that so foolish and utterly useless an experiment will not be made. If the experimenter took the disease, the fact would add nothing whatever to our knowledge, while if he escaped scathless, the fact could be more satisfac- torily explained than by attributing it to the efficiency of the vaunted cotton-wool respirator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lastly, the particles of contagious bioplasm or germinal matter may enter the body through the skin. In some states of the cutaneous surface, the epidermis is swollen, softened, and moist, and living particles would easily insinuate themselves in the N 1 66 OF THE PASSAGE OF DISEASE slight chinks which exist between the epithelial cells, and gradually make their way into the capillary vessels beneath.
I have heard that a well-known physicist has said, that if his mouth and nose were protected b...y a cotton-wool respirator, he would not hesitate to sleep in a bed which had been occupied by a patient suffering from scarlatina. Although we are much in want of information concerning the precise mode of ingress of poison-germs, I trust that so foolish and utterly useless an experiment will not be made. If the experimenter took the disease, the fact would add nothing whatever to our knowledge, while if he escaped scathless, the fact could be more satisfac- torily explained than by attributing it to the efficiency of the vaunted cotton-wool respirator.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lionel S Lionel Smith Beale to read onlineMoreLess
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