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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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ughtabout by good food, fresh air, frequent bathing, sunlight,avoidance of exposure, graduated exercise, a dry, well-ventilated house and plenty of sleep and recreation. Inbone and joint diseases absolute immobility of the partaffected is essential. Hemorrhage from the lung in childhood is infrequent.If it should occur, the child should be kept absolutely quietand an ice-bag applied to the chest. The physician shouldbe immediately notified. Immohilizing the lung by induction of pneumothoraxis a plan of treatment which gives good results in manycases of pulmonary tuberculosis. Sterile nitrogen is introduced into the pleural cavitythrough a thin hollow needle. A special apparatus is 3o8 DISEASES OE CHILDREN FOR NURSES used, and at intervals of a day or two measured quantitiesare injected until the lung is completely collapsed. Thepleural cavity requires refilling every month or two. Nursing.—The room should be sunny, cheerful, andwell ventilated. In tuberculosis of the lungs the child
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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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  • booksubject:Children
  • booksubject:Pediatric_nurses
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