Nursing Its Principles And Practice for Hospital And Private Use

testing the quality of air.?Ventilation and heating. 2. Water: Injurious organic and inorganic constituents to be found in water.?Purification of water. 3. Prevention and limitation of certain diseases: The role played by bacteria.?An outline of bacteriological methods.?Wound-infection.?Sterilization and disinfection of clothing, apartments, excreta.?Disposal of excreta. 4. Food preservation. Pathological Anatomy, with Demonstrations. Nov. 18, 25 ; Dec. 2. Dr. . 1. The circulatory system and its structure.?Demonstration of the circulation. 2. The normal anatomy of the lungs and kidneys.? Certain pathological changes in these organs.?Demonstration. 3. The alimentary tract; the pathological changes in typhoid fever.?Demonstration. Medical Lectures. Dec. 9, 16, 23; Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27. Dr. . I. The general care and observation of patients. 2. The recording of observations of temperature, pulse, and respiration. 3. Nursing in febrile diseases, including the use of the cold-water bath. 4. The blood. 5. Nursing in contagious diseases. 6. Diet. 7. Medical appliances, emergencies, and common poisons with their antidotes. Surgical Lectures. Feb. 3, 10, 17, 24; March 3, 10, 17, 24. Dr. . 1. Cell-life: Healing of wounds; inflammation. 2. Principles of aseptic and antiseptic surgery: Dressings and disinfectants; their preparation and use. 3. Anaesthetics and their administration: Care of patients before, during... --This text refers to the Paperback edition.