, 1922-04-20
RULES AND REGULATIONS
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premises, nor shall anyone remove
mutllate or deface this placard, with
out permission from the health officer

HiuIilate or Oe10ce this plaCard. with
out permission from the health officer
Health Officer
Approved by State Board of Health.
Albert b. Tonkin, State Health Officer.
Duties of Teachers
Section 5. Whenever in possession
OF knowledge Of any case, suspected
case, or carrier, Of communicable dis
ease, occurs in their jurisdiction. it
shall be the duty of the principal or
teacher of any public, private or r
chial school. upon such information
II the infected person, carrier, any
member Of his household or a non
immune contact, is in attendance upon
said school, Immediately to institute
the following measures for the pro-
lection of the public health.
Exclude from school the infected
person, carrier, members of his house
hold and non-immune contacts, who
are IN attendance upon said school, un-
til written permission for their return
is received from the health officer or
his agent.
Duties of Dairymen and Tradesmen
Section 7. Whenever a case, sus-
pected case, or carrier of communica-
Bile disease shall occur in this state,
1t shall be the duty of any dairyman
or tradesman supplying milk or other
food to the household in which the
case exists Immediately to institute
the following measures for the pro-
lection of the public health:
(a) Discontinue the removal of
food containers of any kind from such
premises as may be placarded, in ac-
cordance with these regulations, until
the placard is removed or until per-
mission for removal of said contain
ers is received in writing from the
local health officer. Provided, That
in the case of hotels, lodging houses,
tenement houses, and apartment
houses, this shall apply only to that
portion occupied by the infected per-
son..
(b) Disinfect all food containers
taken from said premises, at the time
that the placard is removed, by i'm
mersion in boiling water for ten min
utes, or exposure to steam under fiji
teen pounds pressure for not less than
five minutes.
Cases or Carriers in Diaries, etc.
Section 8. When any person. living
on a farm, dairy OR in any other es-
Enlistment, where milk or its prod
ucts, or other foods, are handled for
sale, shall be known or suspected to
be affected with. or a carrier of, any
communicable disease, no such food
shall be sold, delivered or distributed
from such farm, dairy or other estab-
lishment, unless authorized in writing |
by the health officer having jurisdic-
ton, or his agent and said health Of
ficer may refuse such authorization
unless such case or carrier be under
efficient supervision and isolated in
such name as to be completely sep
arated from other persons who may
be handling such foods and from the
premises where such foods are being
handled.
Needless Exposure
Section IL. No parent, guardian,
or other person, shall permit a minor
to be- needlessly exposed to a case or
carrier of communicable disease.
Special Measures for the Control of
Communicable Diseases
Section ID. The following rules are
prescribed for the guidance of local
health officers and other persons in
control of communicable diseases and
they shall in general govern said
health officers and other persons in
the control of zach disease in accord
ancc with the provisions of the pre-
ceding regulations.
Actinomycosis
/. No placard.
2. Isolation. None, provided that
the patient is under adequate control
and instructions are properly carried
out; otherwise, he shall be isolated UNI
til all discharges have ceased.
Acute Infectious Conjunctivitis
l.. No placard.
9. Isolation. Exclusion from
school until discharges have ceased;
otherwise, none, provided hat the pa
tient is under adequate control and
instructions are properly carried out,
if not under adequate control or If
instructions are not properly carried
out, isolate until discharges have
ceased.
3. Quarantine. None.
Chancroid
l. No placard. Only when neces-
sary, when patient is refusing treat
ment and violating instructions of at
tendant or health officer.
2. Isolation. None.
3. Quarantine. None, except as
No. l.
Cerebrospinal Meningitis (Epidemic)
/. Placard required.
2. Isolation Of the infected person
or carrier until the naso-pharynix is
free from the infectious agent as DEM
onstrated by laboratory test, where
such facilities are available, or for
two weeks from the date of onset or
until the temperature has been normal
for one week.
3. Quarantine Of contacts until
demonstrated not to be carriers, where
laboratory facilities are available, or
for ten days from date of last ex-
posure.
Chiekenpox
/. Placard required
2. Isolation. Exclusion of the in
fected person from school and preven-