257-277
CHAPTER XIII
PERSONAL HYGIENE
Exercise. Clothing. Bathing. Mouth breathing. Eyes.
Teeth. Sleep 278-294
CHAPTER XIV
THEORIES OF DISEASE
Effects of dirt. Blood resistance. Cell disintegration. Heredity.
Age and sex. Occupation. Direct cause of disease. Parasites.
Bacterial agencies. Antitoxins. Natural immunity.
Chemical poisons. External causes 295-313
CHAPTER XV
DISINFECTION
Disinfecting agents. Antiseptics. Deodorizers. Patented disinfectants.
Disinfecting gases. Sulfur. Formaldehyde.
Liquid disinfectants. Carbolic acid. Coal-tar products.
Mercury. Lime. Soap. Heat. Dry heat. Boiling water.
Steam. Drying, light, and soil 314-331
CHAPTER XVI
TUBERCULOSIS AND PNEUMONIA
Tuberculosis. Individual resistance. Precautions by the consumptive.
Cure of consumption. Pneumonia--the germ.
Weather not the cause of pneumonia. Preventives in pneumonia.
Infection of pneumonia 332-348
CHAPTER XVII
TYPHOID FEVER
Cause of the disease. The bacillus. Methods of transmission
of typhoid. Construction of wells in reference to typhoid.
Milk infection by typhoid. Infection by flies. Other sources
of typhoid fever. Treatment of typhoid fever 349-363
CHAPTER XVIII
CHILDREN'S DISEASES
After effects. Preliminary symptoms. Contagiousness. Quarantine
for scarlet fever. Measles. Characteristic eruption
of measles. Whooping cough. Precautions against spread
of whooping cough. Chicken pox 364-376
CHAPTER XIX
PARASITICAL DISEASES
Malaria. Mosquitoes and malaria. Elimination of mosquitoes.
Limitation of mosquito infection. Yellow fever. Characteristics
of the disease. Hookworm disease. Pellagra. Bubonic
plague 377-395
CHAPTER XX
DISEASES CONTROLLED BY ANTITOXINS
Smallpox. Value of vaccination. Characteristics of smallpox.
Treatment of smallpox. Diphtheria. Cause of the disease.
Production of diphtheria antitoxin. Symptoms of diphtheria.
Rabies. Tetanus 396-409
CHAPTER XXI
HYGIENE AND LAW
Principle of laws of hygiene. Self-interest, the real basis of law.
Quality of water. Regulations governing foods. Basis of
pure food laws. Protec
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