Instructions for Employees Engaged in Eradicating Foot And Mouth Disease
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1 pair rubber boots. 1 pair rubber gloves. 1 rubber hat. 1 wash pan. 1 1 disinfecting pan. 1 sponge.
1 bottle of bichlorid of mercury tablets. 1 bottle of formalin. 1 bottle of potassium permanganate i Enamel pans should be used, as bichlorid of mercury is reduced in strength by contact with metal.
11 Upon conclusion of the examination of live stock, and before leaving the premises, each employee should sponge the rubber hat, boots, gloves, and coat, both on the outside and on those portions of... the inside which might have become contaminated, with a solution of bichlorid of mer- cury, of not less than 1-1, 000 strength, and if the premises have been found to be infected with disease, in addition, shall fumigate himself by fastening the cape about the neck and placing beneath, upon the ground, the disin- fecting pan, into which shall be placed about 2 drams of potassium permanganate over which shall be poured about 1 ounce of formalin; the cape and pan should not be re- moved until the formaldehyde gas so formed shall have had sufficient time to penetrate all clothing, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 pair rubber boots. 1 pair rubber gloves. 1 rubber hat. 1 wash pan. 1 1 disinfecting pan. 1 sponge.
1 bottle of bichlorid of mercury tablets. 1 bottle of formalin. 1 bottle of potassium permanganate i Enamel pans should be used, as bichlorid of mercury is reduced in strength by contact with metal.
11 Upon conclusion of the examination of live stock, and before leaving the premises, each employee should sponge the rubber hat, boots, gloves, and coat, both on the outside and on those portions of... the inside which might have become contaminated, with a solution of bichlorid of mer- cury, of not less than 1-1, 000 strength, and if the premises have been found to be infected with disease, in addition, shall fumigate himself by fastening the cape about the neck and placing beneath, upon the ground, the disin- fecting pan, into which shall be placed about 2 drams of potassium permanganate over which shall be poured about 1 ounce of formalin; the cape and pan should not be re- moved until the formaldehyde gas so formed shall have had sufficient time to penetrate all clothing, etc.
What to read after Instructions for Employees Engaged in Eradicating Foot And Mouth Disease?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Bureau of Animal Industry to read onlineMoreLess
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