Communicable Disease Control: A Volume for the Health Officer and Public Health NurseMacmillan, 1953 - 500 sider |
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... reduces the likeli- hood of death or permanent physical damage , and it may shorten the period of communicability . The second of these serves to reduce the likeli- hood of spread of infection and has been discussed above ( p . 45 ) ...
... reduces the likeli- hood of death or permanent physical damage , and it may shorten the period of communicability . The second of these serves to reduce the likeli- hood of spread of infection and has been discussed above ( p . 45 ) ...
Side 290
... reduce the incidence of the disease , it will definitely reduce the number of deaths . Use of sera for passive immunization or modification of the disease in contacts is described below . Many physicians routinely administer antibiotics ...
... reduce the incidence of the disease , it will definitely reduce the number of deaths . Use of sera for passive immunization or modification of the disease in contacts is described below . Many physicians routinely administer antibiotics ...
Side 330
... reduce the risk of death in the sick patient . In the presence of institutional outbreaks every reasonable measure should be taken to reduce overcrowding . Sulfadiazine prophylaxis is indicated , but should be supple- mented by measures ...
... reduce the risk of death in the sick patient . In the presence of institutional outbreaks every reasonable measure should be taken to reduce overcrowding . Sulfadiazine prophylaxis is indicated , but should be supple- mented by measures ...
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Historical Considerations | xxi |
The Infectious Process | 19 |
Control Measures | 41 |
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