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The admissions wero—
2 maningitis 1; 22 dysentery 1; 23a ague 7; 55 general debility 13; 58 rheumatism 1; 73 anosmia
2; 122 epilepsy 1; 147 ophthalmia 1; 349 pneumonia 2; 309 pleurisy acute 1; 369 pleurisy chronic I An
1; 452 dyspepsia 1; 473 diarrhoea chronic 1,492 hepatatis 2; 493 abscess 1; 521 spleen 1; 693 i
uaenorrhagia 3.
Of those discha;
Of the 40 admissions, 17 were among insanes admitted into the Asylum during the year 1888, and of
these 8 were admitted straight to hospital on the day they entered the Asylum.
TLere were seven deaths :—
(1) Mungli Teli, male non-criminal.—This man remained in the sick list on 31st December 1887.
He gradually wasted away. He was suffering from chronic pleurisy and lingered
on till 26th June. Post-mortem showed chronic pleurisy of both sides of the chest.
(2) Sudhoo, mole non-criminal.—This was an epileptic. He suffered from chronic pleurisy, cough,
&c. Post-mortem revealed chronic pleurisy and a cavity in lower anterior portion
of left lung full of putrid material, due to the breaking down of t\v\ lung tissue.
(3) Kandalapnr. male non-criminal.—Died of anosmia. Post-mortem showed anohy lostoma
duodenalis in duodenum and tricocephalis dispar in coecum.
(4) Musst. Kolic, female non-criminal.— This woman was in good health to the day of death, when
she was suddenly attacked with symptoms of meningitis. Post-mortem revealed only
meningitis.
(5) Mothoy male non criminal.—Had been in a bad state of health for some time with chronic
pleurisy. Post-mortem very emaciated, both lungs congested, old pleuritic
adhesions. Liver enlarged.
(6) Kangalee, male non-criminal.—Was admitted into hospital the day he came to the asylum in
a dying state. Ho might have been sent to the dispensary, but was not capable
of looking after himself. Post-mortem, all internal organs healthy except brain.
In right ventricle a clot was found. He was semi-paralysed and could not speak,
but it was difficult to make out anything, as he was an insane.
(7) Norsina, male non-criminal. — Had been in a bad state of health for some time; improved a
little, then fell off and got worse. Post-mortem, pleurisy with effusion. On right
side a quantity of .serum with flaculent lymph was found.
It will be noted how common pleurisy is among insanes. This is due to the exposure they have
undergone.
17. Cash Account {Statement JSo. 9.)—The average cost per head of average daily population was
zi follows:—
19. Sanct
20. Gard
G arc
Clea
Bail
Swe«
Cool
Misc
Ban
Unii
Sick
Value of g
Veg
Jacl
Phi.
Pirn
Man
Ditt
Gur
Mel
Pe,i<
Mat
Mug
Ros<
Win
Onh
Establishment
Diet...\l vom l ™T ry
( rrom garden
Clothing and bedding
Contingencies proper
,
,
Ditto
of manufacture
Repairs and maintenance
Bazar medicines...,
European medicines
Work done by vhe Public Works Department
Ditto
convict labour
Ditto
insane labour
Total
Rs. As. P.
46 0 11
26 13 9
9 4 0
1 15 6
2 8 0
0 11 0
0 8 G
0 10
88 8 0
The above
Cash re mil
Siev
Gur
Vcg
Abu
Plat
Jacl
18. The insanes are weighed every month. Of those treated during tho year from 1st January
to 31st December, the weight was—
The vegetj
Total prod
1st January 1888
5,263 lbs. 8 oz.
31st December 1888
5,331 lbs.
Gained weight
32 insanes.
Lost
,,
15 ditto.
Remained the same weight
6 ditto.
Greatest gain
...
15 lbs.
Ditto loss
12 lbs.
Of those admitted during the year the weight was —
On admission
,
2,869 lbs.
On 31st December
3,029 lbs.
Gained weight
22 insanes.
Lost
„
7 ditto.
Remained the same
l ditto.
Greatest gain
37 lbs.
Ditto loss
14 lbs.
Val
Use
Ren
The Asylu
^ce.
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