Elements of Hygiene And Sanitation Being Part Ii of the Human Mechanism Its P
Elements of Hygiene And Sanitation Being Part Ii of the Human Mechanism Its P
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In its reaction to the presence of the dead bacilli the body acquires an immunity from infection by the living bacillus, this immunity usually lasting, on an average, two or three years. The introduction of this typhoid inoculation into armies as a routine measure has virtually eliminated a dis- ease by which previously more soldiers were killed than by bullets. Whenever one is to be especially exposed to infection, typhoid inoculation becomes a hygienic duty, since thereby one not only secures... himself against attack but also lessens the risk of becoming a source of danger to others. It must never be forgotten that every case of a communicable disease is a potential source of danger to the community.
A fever closely similar to typhoid is now known as para- typhoid. It differs from typhoid in its specific parasite and requires for its control a different serum or vaccine.
10. Diphtheria. This disease has long been known under the names "membranous croup" and "malignant sore throat, " but it was not until 1884 that Loeffler, one of the pupils of Koch, detected the microbe now generally agreed to be its sole and only cause (Fig.
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In its reaction to the presence of the dead bacilli the body acquires an immunity from infection by the living bacillus, this immunity usually lasting, on an average, two or three years. The introduction of this typhoid inoculation into armies as a routine measure has virtually eliminated a dis- ease by which previously more soldiers were killed than by bullets. Whenever one is to be especially exposed to infection, typhoid inoculation becomes a hygienic duty, since thereby one not only secures... himself against attack but also lessens the risk of becoming a source of danger to others. It must never be forgotten that every case of a communicable disease is a potential source of danger to the community.
A fever closely similar to typhoid is now known as para- typhoid. It differs from typhoid in its specific parasite and requires for its control a different serum or vaccine.
10. Diphtheria. This disease has long been known under the names "membranous croup" and "malignant sore throat, " but it was not until 1884 that Loeffler, one of the pupils of Koch, detected the microbe now generally agreed to be its sole and only cause (Fig.
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