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
Houses, inspection of, by nurse, 136–137;
vacant, watched by nurse, 181
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Infection, of children, 159–160;
sources of, 140, 159–160, 165–168, 252, 255–268;
see also under _Advanced cases_, _Ambulatory cases_, _Bacilli_,
_Children_, _Factories_, _Families_, _Patients_
Institutions, see _Hospitals_ and _Sanatoria_
Instruction, books of, 44;
of patients and families, 127–133, 142–148;
see also under _Nurse_
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Landlord, irresponsibility of, 180–181
Laws, for proper disinfection, 183;
for protection from infection, 264;
for registration and reporting of tuberculosis cases, 7, 111–112;
State, in regard to tuberculosis, 76, 77
“Light work” for tuberculosis patients, 215–216
Lyman, Doctor David R., quoted, 213
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Maryland, State Board of Health, quoted, 213;
neglect of law for registration of tuberculosis cases, 113;
Tuberculosis Association, 8 _note_
Milk, infection through, 255
Milk and eggs, see _Diet_
Minor, Doctor Charles L., quoted, 126
Municipal control of tuberculosis work, 77–86, 89–91, 274–275;
see also _Baltimore_
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Napkins, paper, use of, 130–131
Newspapers as agents in tuberculosis work, 5
Nurse, the tuberculosis, “asset to community,” 199;
access to cases, 121–122;
calls, 121–122;
character, 16–19;
co-operation with physician, 88, 103, 109;
discovering cases, 67;
dispensary work, 194–199;
district, 35–36;
duties of, 46, 48–49, 52, 53–56, 58–59, 62–70, 100–101, 105, 106,
108–109, 122, 128–137, 149–153, 154–157, 169–170, 181–183,
204–205, 207–208, 211–212, 213, 216–217, 224, 258–259;
establishment of, 7–10, 89;
expenses, 24–26;
function, 117–118, 224, 247–248;
giving relief, 232–233, 237, 241–242, 245–248;
health, 12–15;
hours on duty, 14, 36;
instruction of patients and families, 127–131, 133–148, 155–156, 172,
174, 178, 183;
lunches, 40–41;
noon hour, 40–41;
office, 38–40;
physical examinations, 12–13;
relations with patients and families, 18, 123, 133, 152–153, 181–182;
relations with physicians, 71–73, 87–89, 92–94, 99–104, 123;
responsibility to community, to patient and family, 118;
to organization, 89;
salary, 20–23;
sick-leave, 27–28;
social worker as nurse, 233–234;
time off, 14–16;
training of, 10–12, 62;
uniforms, 28–31;
vacation, 26–27;
visits, 36–38;
visiting list, 63–70;
see also under _Baltimore_, _Charts_, _Children_, _Co-operation_,
_Diagnosis_, _Diet_, _Disinfection_, _Dispensaries_, _Families_,
_Health Department_, _Home_, _Registration_, _Reports_, _Visiting
Nurse Association_
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Occupations of patients, see under _Infection_
Office of tuberculosis nurse, 38–40
Open-air, schools, 163;
treatment, 140–143
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