The Tuberculosis Nurse: Her Function and Her Qualifications: A Handbook for Practical Workers in the Tuberculosis CampaignLa Motte, Ellen N. (Ellen Newbold)
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The Tuberculosis Nurse: Her Function and Her Qualifications: A Handbook for Practical Workers in the Tuberculosis Campaign
La Motte, Ellen N. (Ellen Newbold)
Tuberculosis -- Nursing; Tuberculosis -- Nursing -- United States -- History
Discharged cases, 204–205, 207, 209;
see also _Arrested cases_
Disinfectants, 43–44, 133, 173 _note_
Disinfection, by boiling, 131–132, 177, 178;
by burning, 175, 178, 179, 183;
by cleaning, 138, 172;
by fumigation, 170–173, 176, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183;
by painting and papering, 179;
by steam sterilization, 175–177;
effects of, on materials, 176 _note_
Dispensaries, general, 107;
tuberculosis, consideration for patients at, 189–190;
equipment of, 186–188;
establishment of, 105, 185;
hours, 188–189, 196;
importance of, 286;
necessity for, 105, 184–185;
nurses’ work in, 194–195, 197–199;
obtaining patients from, 67–68;
physicians’ work in, 191–194;
reports made to, by nurse, 202;
taking patients to, 159;
see also _Baltimore_, _Diagnosis_, _Nurse_
Districts, 35–36, 39 _note_
Duplication of work, 33–34
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Education unsuccessful as preventive measure, 2–3
Examination of patients, nurses, etc., see _Diagnosis_, _Dispensary_,
_Families_, _Health Department_, _Nurse_, _Patients_, _Physician_,
_Sputum_
Expenses of nurse, 24–26
Eye test, 111
F
Factories, spreading of tuberculosis in, 266–267, 271 _note_;
supervision of patients in, 267;
see also _Patients, occupations of_
Families of patients, co-operation with nurse, 127, 174;
examination of, 157–158;
hygiene of, 155;
infection of, 68–69, 97;
relations with nurse, 152;
recreations of, 155–156;
respect for customs of, 181–182;
see also under _Children_ and _Nurse_
Food, importance to patient of proper, 147–150;
see also under _Diet_, _Infection_, _Nurse, instruction by_
Formaldehyde, formula for, 173–174 _note_
Forms, see _Charts_, _Records_, _Reports_
Fumigation, see under _Baltimore_, _Disinfection_
H
Hamman, Doctor Louis, quoted, 111
Health Department, badges, 31–32;
co-operation with institutions, 205–207;
dispensaries, 185;
examination of sputum by, 187;
laws in regard to tuberculosis, 76–77, 112;
notifying employers of tuberculosis patients, 269;
physicians of, 89;
politics in, 275–278;
registration of cases with, 112, of deaths, 171;
reports from institutions to, 206;
supervision of discharged patients through, 207;
supplies provided by, 42;
visiting physicians needed by, 184–185;
see also under _Baltimore_, _Disinfection_
Heat, artificial, in outdoor treatment, 143, 147
Histories, see under _Patients_
Home, “breaking up the,” 161;
care of advanced patients at, 225–227;
conditions in patients’, 139, 148, 160, 163;
entering patients’, 31, 118, 122;
see _Infection_
Hospitals, for advanced cases, 207–208, 218–219;
importance of, in tuberculosis, 223, 271, 286;
opposition to building of tuberculosis hospitals, 219–221;
sending patients to, 207–208;
special wards for tuberculosis, 218–219
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