Maxims of Public Health
Maxims of Public Health
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But few of them are effective. They are not only expensive, but may also be a delusion and a snare.
Digi tized by Google 84 MAXIMS OF PUBLIC HEALTH, The best of all disinfectants is fire. Bum up dan- gerous things if you can. All rags and remnants of food that have been in contact with patients afflicted with diphtheria, scarlatina, cholera, or other infec- tious diseases, should be thrown promptly into the fire. Do not leave them about to add to the volume of poison generated in the sick-room,... or to be handled by the ignorant or unwary. A large part of garbage, that would soon putrefy and become dangerous, may be burned, when there is no other ready means of its disposal.
Heat is akin to fire. All washable clothes, for the person or beds, may be disinfected by boiling. Cook the germs of disease, and they will never sprout or hatch. Every household, however poor, can command boiling water. Don't lay aside sheets, towels, pillow- cases, pocket-handkerchiefs, night-gowns, or other ar- ticles of the kind, that have been in contact with the sick, to be washed at a convenient or leisure time, but boil them for an hour or two at once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But few of them are effective. They are not only expensive, but may also be a delusion and a snare.
Digi tized by Google 84 MAXIMS OF PUBLIC HEALTH, The best of all disinfectants is fire. Bum up dan- gerous things if you can. All rags and remnants of food that have been in contact with patients afflicted with diphtheria, scarlatina, cholera, or other infec- tious diseases, should be thrown promptly into the fire. Do not leave them about to add to the volume of poison generated in the sick-room,... or to be handled by the ignorant or unwary. A large part of garbage, that would soon putrefy and become dangerous, may be burned, when there is no other ready means of its disposal.
Heat is akin to fire. All washable clothes, for the person or beds, may be disinfected by boiling. Cook the germs of disease, and they will never sprout or hatch. Every household, however poor, can command boiling water. Don't lay aside sheets, towels, pillow- cases, pocket-handkerchiefs, night-gowns, or other ar- ticles of the kind, that have been in contact with the sick, to be washed at a convenient or leisure time, but boil them for an hour or two at once.
What to read after Maxims of Public Health?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O W Orlando Williams Wight to read onlineMoreLess
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