The Jackson herald., 1910-11-24

Hih " tnc iWiirHt " ncHNN OF lnciIueu
io he restless O,cr the under sheet
I'D across the IN Idle of the bed lay
tie draw ah2ct. N,iich mly be full
sized sheet. folded IN half. or u smaller
c.'". coyerl1. about threc-quarters of
Yard. In the center II u rubber Is
l. Z! 1t should be put on under the
drdw sheet. Grnily pinned to the mat
tfeSS On botli S,Gr,. The hitter Is par
t!cu.Jliy u3eiul, because II keeps the
uLdcf sheet clean for longer time
and may he changed without disturb
Ing he patient to any extent.
In putting on the upper sh, 1t leave
u good margin turned over AT top to
cover the blanket. Tuck both sheet
and blanket in well at the foot so
the patient may turn comfortably with
out disnrrnnging the covers. Pillows
should he fitted smoothly into cases
large enough for them or they will be
uncomfortable. Three points to OBJ
serve about the sickbcd are perfect
cleanliness. no crumbs and no wrin-
kes
Care Of the Room.
II Is hardly necessary to say that
the sickroom should be kept absolute
ly clean. and yet 1t is not unusual to
find decided signs of disorder about II.
Soiled towels and linen are seen. emp
ty cups and dirty dishes are often left
on the table for hours after they have
been used. and there Is general air
OF disorderlincss that IL not only
against all rules Of sanitation, but an
noying to the patient as we'll Any
thing used about the patient-clothing
bedding and Gishcs-should he remov-
ed from the room at once and disin
fected II there Is the slightest infec.
ton about the disease. This Is impcra-
tive for the health OF other members
OF the family. Even w. a there IL no
infection common decenry demands
this attention 10 the patient.
The air of the sickroom should be
kept pure at all times. 1t ~ almost
always possible to have the window
lowered nj the top and raised n little
at the bottom to allow the escape OF
impure and the entrance of pure air.
II the bed is so near the window that
there IL danger n direct draft on
the patient place screen In front Of
IL or. better still, open the window
and q. . s,au,. ,yo or ,bree inch.s
wide and covered with coarse flannel
into the space. This will permit the
fresh mir :, entor and will also ohsorh
any moisture.
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