Sanitation for Medical Officers
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Precautions. — The liquid is an irritant and the hands and face should be washed after use, as it burns slightly if left on. Protective glasses should be worn by the men using the spray. The liquid is inflammable and care should be used that there is never a naked flame near by when it is used as a spray. The flash-point of the liquid is comparatively high and the danger of fire is negligible in storehouses or in ordinary methods of transit. The oil should never be used in a w^atery emulsion, a...s such emulsions are incapable of continued action TRENCHES AND THE BATTLEFIELD 111 over any long period of time. The desirable properties are possessed only by undiluted oily reagents.
Prisoners of War. — When prisoners are taken they should be moved back a short distance to a detention camp. The sick and woimded are segregated and sent to hospital. They are detained here until sick are isolated and those who are well are free from vermin, and are then moved to the prison camp. Upon arrival they should be detained in isola- tion barracks for fourteen days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Precautions. — The liquid is an irritant and the hands and face should be washed after use, as it burns slightly if left on. Protective glasses should be worn by the men using the spray. The liquid is inflammable and care should be used that there is never a naked flame near by when it is used as a spray. The flash-point of the liquid is comparatively high and the danger of fire is negligible in storehouses or in ordinary methods of transit. The oil should never be used in a w^atery emulsion, a...s such emulsions are incapable of continued action TRENCHES AND THE BATTLEFIELD 111 over any long period of time. The desirable properties are possessed only by undiluted oily reagents.
Prisoners of War. — When prisoners are taken they should be moved back a short distance to a detention camp. The sick and woimded are segregated and sent to hospital. They are detained here until sick are isolated and those who are well are free from vermin, and are then moved to the prison camp. Upon arrival they should be detained in isola- tion barracks for fourteen days.
What to read after Sanitation for Medical Officers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bright Vedder to read onlineMoreLess
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