A handbook of hygiene and sanitary science / by George Wilson.

  • George Wilson
Date:
1892
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    crowding or not ? How does overcrowding affect health injuriously ? (See pp. G18, and 98-100.) 16. What is the evidence as to the relation of vaccination marks to :— (a) Attacks from smallpox ; (b) Deaths from smallpox ? (See pp. 442, 448.) What are the statutory provisions relating to the sanitary regulation of bakehouses, and what are the responsibilities of medical officers of health with regard to their enforcement 1 (See pp. 652, 657.) 17. What powers do sanitary authorities possess to check the spread of smallpox through the agency of canal boats ? Specify the statutes under which they would act. (See pp. 645, 626.) 18. How do atmospheric conditions affect the spread of measles, scarlet fever, whooping-cough, enteric fever, and smallpox ? (See p. 205.) 19. Describe the manner in which milk may become an agency for the spread of scarlet fever, enteric fever, and diphtheria. Enumerate the features which characterise a milk epidemic. (See, in order, pp. 84, 89, 77, 90.) 20. Give a general account of the information available on the subject of the communication of tubercle from the lower animals to man. State how far you concur in, or dissent from, the views you refer to. (See pp. 45, 84, and 487.) 21. Describe and compare the advantages of the chief methods of disinfection generally in use for clothing, bedding, and dwellings. (See pp. 518, 529, and 532.) 22. It is desired in a given urban district to bring the common lodging-houses under proper control. What are the powers as to this under the Public Health Act, 1875 ? Give a summary account of the several matters which can be regulated, and explain, as to each, what regulation should be adopted. (See pp. 613, 614.)
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