An address to parents, on the subject of inoculation for the small-pox / By William Turner, jun.

  • William Turner
Date:
1792
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Credit: An address to parents, on the subject of inoculation for the small-pox / By William Turner, jun. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ( 3* ) « any account be fent out to be wafhed, “ but be immediately thrown into cold « water, and carefully wafhed and aired (( at home.—And let all ufelefs infedted (< rags be deftroyed.” « 4. When the diftemper is over, let <« the chamber be carefully wafhed, and “ every thing in it expofed for fome time •c to the air. « 5. Till all this has been done *, and tl till every fcab is dropped off, and tne <c patient has been carefully wafhed, let “ him not be permitted to go at large, “ fo as to be in danger of approaching u any per foil who haps not had the d**- 44 temper.” By duly obferving thefe diredfions, which are little more than what, a regard to cleanlinefs requires, you will confult your own and the patients comfort, and you will avoid all hazard of diferediting the pradlice of inoculation, of ipreading the difeafe in the way of infection, or of giving any ]u(f ground of offence 01 alarm to any of your neighbours. ' N.B. It
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