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Identifier: diseasesofchi00mcco (find matches)
Title: Diseases of children
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: McCombs, Robert Shelmerdine, 1880- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Children Pediatric nurses
Publisher: Phialdelphia and London, W. B. Saunders company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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Fig. 89.—Proper clothing for outdoor schools and for open-air treatment,is holding a paper napkin in front of face while coughing. The child should live in the fresh air. If it is too cold or stormy tostay out of doors, the windows in the nursery should fre-quently be raised to keep the atmosphere thoroughly TUBERCULOSIS 309 fresh. At night the windows should be wide open, thechild thoroughly covered, and not exposed to the draught. >A cr
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It is important that patients be convinced of the greatbenefits to be derived from outdoor treatment. Even 310 DISEASES OF CHILDREN FOR NURSES dispensary patients living in the slums may sleep onhousetops, laundry-flats, or in tents in yards. To meet the out-of-door sleeping problems the Klon-dike bed has been devised. Klondike Bed.—This bed is made in the regular way,with a sheet of asbestos over the wire spring mattress.Heavy brown paper may be substituted for the asbestos.The foundation of the bag is first, a double blanketfolded in half, crosswise, and then a single wash blanketto serve as a sheet. Over this foundation a single washblanket is used and over this a double red blanket. Atthe foot of the bag may be placed hot-water bottles orhot bricks. Over this mattress army blankets or horseblankets jaay be used, well tucked. Next, have a pieceof canvas, a canvas envelope, or a rubber sheet with therubber side out to keep off rain and snow. Place thepillows in an inverted positio

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  • bookauthor:McCombs__Robert_Shelmerdine__1880___from_old_catalog_
  • booksubject:Children
  • booksubject:Pediatric_nurses
  • bookpublisher:Phialdelphia_and_London__W__B__Saunders_company
  • bookcontributor:The_Library_of_Congress
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  • bookleafnumber:311
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