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. While the child is sick with diph-
.I , theris. no one should enter its morn.
f except the attendant and the phyl-
" ciao. The non) should be sunny
and as is: removed trom the rest or
the household as possibly
. Rugs. unneccesssry furniture and
‘ draperies should be removed to make
easier the cleaning oi the room after
the sickne- is over. The dishes
item which the patient eats are to
v. be boiled in water immediately after
A they have been used. and used only
6. by the patient during the course or
the illness. . .
Bed linen and towels should be
boiled in water -lmmedlately alter
their removal and then left in the
sunlight for drying. They should be
thoroughly washed and handled by
the hundress only after they have
been boiled.
May Cough Considersbly
The patient who is slclt with diph-
: theria is likely to cough a great deal
.. because of the obstruction oi the
. throat by the membrane. and he
may surfer with diphtheria or other
be collected on pieces of gauze or
old linen. These should be burned.
Books and toys used by the pa-
tient should also be burned alter re-
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irritation or the nose and ears. All‘ have the bacteria. of diphtheria in
discharges from the patient should.their throats. Thue persons may
oovery. and everyone entering the
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vstient’s , room should wash. his
hands thoroughly before entering
and alter leaving the room. and
s uld rewssh the lace and hands
c tuily before eating.
Formerly. the room of the patient
quering with diphtheria‘wss filled
with the fumes oi csrbolio acid or
tormaldehyde, which it in: thought
would iumigate or disint .the sur-
roundings. Such things muutui
no a potato in thmp et against
rheumatism. or the left hind foot of
a rabbit'tor conjuring ."isdy incl.”
Boiling and Wasting '
Nowadays. the; bedding .used by
the patient and all soiled linen are
boiled and washed. ,Mattre-ss end
pillows which have been soiled-and
cnmiot be sterilized or boiled.,sre
burne . Walls. floors. woodwork and
turn! re are washed with‘boap~ and
water. and the room itself thor-
oughly sunned and aired for at least
24 hours.
sometimes a person who recovers
irom diphtheria, or even thoseiwho
may never have .had the disease.
infect others. v
EDITORS NOTE: This is the 4th
a series of live articles on‘ diph-
t ris. Tomorrow: Diphtheria in
the ‘Uniied States.
. This too} covers the field of gen-
eral information. How many ques-
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Qtstes bili issued under “00
pear?
4—How many sheets of paper
are there in a quire? '
6—Who was Nancy Hanks?
C—Hoy many points are given
for a grand slam in the game of
bridge?
7—Who wrote “Annabel Lee"?
on a checker board?
9—Where did Columbus land
hon he had completed his first
-yage across the Atlantic?
« 10—Hoy many days are there in
{I fortnight?
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