Modern Methods in Nursing
Modern Methods in Nursing
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Mumps. Whooping-cough. Chicken-pox. Typhus fever. Yellow fever. Hydrophobia. The majority of these diseases are actively contagious. Many theories are advanced to explain why the bac- teria of these diseases have so far baffled research. It is suggested that the methods and means are yet imperfect, that the organisms may be too minute to be detected, even by the powerful lenses of the present day, or that the usual processes of culture, staining, etc. , may actually destroy or render them invis...ible; others advance that the organisms may actually be dissolved by the products of their own activity. Certain organisms suspected of being the cause of a specific disease have failed to be proved by Koch's cycle. Such is the case of the micro-organism (a protozoon) discovered and reported as the origin of smallpox by Wm. T. Councilman, of Harvard, in 1904. MODES OF TRANSMISSION The germs of disease are conveyed to man, in the large majority of cases, by the air, or, more correctly, the dust- particles in the air, and by water or food contaminated by impure water.
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Mumps. Whooping-cough. Chicken-pox. Typhus fever. Yellow fever. Hydrophobia. The majority of these diseases are actively contagious. Many theories are advanced to explain why the bac- teria of these diseases have so far baffled research. It is suggested that the methods and means are yet imperfect, that the organisms may be too minute to be detected, even by the powerful lenses of the present day, or that the usual processes of culture, staining, etc. , may actually destroy or render them invis...ible; others advance that the organisms may actually be dissolved by the products of their own activity. Certain organisms suspected of being the cause of a specific disease have failed to be proved by Koch's cycle. Such is the case of the micro-organism (a protozoon) discovered and reported as the origin of smallpox by Wm. T. Councilman, of Harvard, in 1904. MODES OF TRANSMISSION The germs of disease are conveyed to man, in the large majority of cases, by the air, or, more correctly, the dust- particles in the air, and by water or food contaminated by impure water.
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