The health officer's pocket-book : a guide to sanitary practice and law for medical officers of health, sanitary inspectors, members of sanitary authorities, etc. / by Edward F. Willoughby.

  • Willoughby, Edward Francis, 1840-1906.
Date:
1902
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    Heating by closed stoves, 173,174,180 „ „ hot water or steam pipes, 179—184 „ ,, open stoves, 173 powers of fuels, 169 -with ventilntion, 173-177,&c. ,, ai)d illiuiiination liy gas, 180—1S2 ,, without ventilation, 179 Hospitals, infectious arrangements, 126, 127 „ cubic and floor space, 127, 164, 165 ,, mortality in, 69 Hot water-pipes imder high pressure, 179 Houses, U.n.U., 120, 121, and Ap- pendix D ,, sanitary arrangements, 147 —164 Sec also Damp, Drains, &c. Humidity, 31, 106 Hydraulic mean depth, 88 ,, memoranda, 88—91 ,, ram, 110 Hygrometry, 31, &c. TLLEGITIMACY, 51 i Illumination, natural, 187—189. See also Ligliting Incubation periods, 122 Infant mortality, 51, 78 Infection, means of, 123, 124 Infectious diseases, 121—127 „ ,, hospitals for, 120 ,, ,, Inspector's note- book, 117 „ mean death-rate from, 7() ,, permissible mor- tality, 77 „ ,, seasonal ]irrva- Icnce of, 77 ,, ,, Tabular returns. Appendix A Insiiection-cliniidiers, 148 ,, of liakeliouses, 129 ,, ,, dairies, 131 ,, ,, factories and work- shops, 127-129 „ hr)uses, 118—120 ,, „ markets and food, 130 ,, ,, shijipint;, 129 Inspector, Factory, 128, 129 ,, Sanitary, books and re- cords, 116 „ qualillrations and diplo- mas, lis „ relation to M.O.II., 113— 118 ,, .sanitary duties, 114, US, 383 Inspector, seizure of unsound food, 143 ,, taking of samjjles for analysis, 143 Interception of house drains, 148 Iriigation, treatment of sewage by, 104, 105 Islington washing process, 217 Isolation of infectious diseases, 123 LIFE, expectation of, 61 ,, mean duration of, 50 „ probable after, 50 „ tables, 61—67 Lights and lightiug, air required by, 163, 169 „ „ as a means of ventilation, 175 ,, ,, combustion pro- ducts, 163 ,, ,, cross, alleged evils of, 187 ,, „ electric, 163 ,, ,, of schools, &c., 187—189 ,, ,, sun. Regenerator, Weuham, iSic, 175 Logarithms, of trigonl. funet., 22,23 „ tables of, 12, 13 ,, use of, 14, 15 Longevity, 60, 80 MACADAMIZED roads, 210, 211 Manufactures. <Se(?Kivcr Pollu- tion Mariotte's law, 167 Markets, insjjcction of, 130 Marriage-rates, 52, 53 Mean age at death, 50, 70 ,, duration of life 50 Means and averages, 7, 8, 10 Me.asiu'cs and weights, 1—3 Meat condemned, 219 ,, utilization of, 220 ,, unwholesiime and diseased, 133—137 Medical Officer of Health, duties, 111—113, 127—129, 143 Medical Ollicer of Health, relal-inu.s with S.A. and other olllcers, 112 Mensuration, 15 M(!ut,nl calendar, 3 Metric system, 1—3 Milk, analysis, 144 ,, and disease, 139 „ chiiraclcrs, Ac, 1.37, 138 ,, slio]is and dairies, 131 Mixing nuniun\ and n fiise, 209, 216 Miintgolfler's law, 166 Mortalities, at various ages, 56 „ in childliond and infancy, 51, 59, 60, 78