Manual of Bacteriology And Pathology for Nurses
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In diphtheria it is advisable that the nurse should have an immunizing dose of antitoxin, and wherever possible cultures should be taken from her throat after quarantine to see that she does not become a carrier. Should she harbor the germs in her throat she should not go on another case other than diphtheria until her throat is free from germs. After nursing scarlet fever a nurse should, wherever possible, refuse to nurse a confinement case or a child with another disease until some time has e...lapsed.
78 BACTERIOLOGY Tuberculosis, Pneumonia, and Influenza. Exclude flies. In these diseases the sputum carries the infection; the nasal secretions also in influenza. These secretions, therefore, are the ones that require particular attention. They should be carefully guarded against dissemination by the use of sputum cups and gauze or handkerchiefs, which may be immersed immediately in disinfectant solution or burned. Dishes, eating utensils, bed-linen, garments, food, etc. , should receive the same care as in typhoid and other infectious diseases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In diphtheria it is advisable that the nurse should have an immunizing dose of antitoxin, and wherever possible cultures should be taken from her throat after quarantine to see that she does not become a carrier. Should she harbor the germs in her throat she should not go on another case other than diphtheria until her throat is free from germs. After nursing scarlet fever a nurse should, wherever possible, refuse to nurse a confinement case or a child with another disease until some time has e...lapsed.
78 BACTERIOLOGY Tuberculosis, Pneumonia, and Influenza. Exclude flies. In these diseases the sputum carries the infection; the nasal secretions also in influenza. These secretions, therefore, are the ones that require particular attention. They should be carefully guarded against dissemination by the use of sputum cups and gauze or handkerchiefs, which may be immersed immediately in disinfectant solution or burned. Dishes, eating utensils, bed-linen, garments, food, etc. , should receive the same care as in typhoid and other infectious diseases.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jay Gilbert Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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