, 1922-04-20

animation not to be carriers, and of
all contacts found non-immune by the
Schick test, who refuse to be immun-
lied, for five days from the date Of
last exposure. Provided that, where
laboratory facilities arr not available,
all contacts shall be quarantined for
not less than ten days.
Favus
l. No placard.
2. Isolation. Exclusion Of the in
fected person from school and from
other public places until the LESSONS
have healed.
3. Quarantine. None.
German Measles
l. No placard.
2. Isolation. Exclusion of the in
fected person from school and from
other public places and from contact
with non-immuhe persons, for seven
days from date Of onset.
3. Quarantine Of non-immune mi
nor contacts for twenty-one days from
date Of last exposure.
Chambers
l. No placard.
2. Isolation of the infected person
during the clinical course of the dis
ease until discharges have ceased.
3. Illumination. None.
4. Quarantine. None.
GOnocOccus Infection
l. No placard, except where pa
tient violates directions of health Of
ficer and professional attendant.
2. Isolation. None, except as No.
one
g.. Quarantine. None.
Influenza
!. Placard required.
2. Isolation of the infected person
during the acute catarrhal stage of a
complicating pneumonia, until the
temperature has remained normal for
five days.
3. Quarantine of the exposed
members of the household for four
days from date of last exposure.
Malaria
/. No placard.
2. Isolation. Exclusion of the in
fected person from the approach of
mosquitoes until his blood is free
from the malarial parasites.
3. Quarantine. None.
Measles
/. Placard required.
2. Isolation of the infected person
for five days from the date of onset.
3. Quarantine. Exclusion of non
immune contacts from school from
public gatherings, and from contact
with children, for fifteen days from
the date of last exposure.
Mumps
l.. No placard.
2. Isolation of the infected person
from children, and exclusion from
school and from other public places,
until the partoid and sub-maxillary
glands are free from inflammation
and the temperature is normal.
3. Quarantine. Should exclude
non-immune contacts from school,
from public gatherings, and from con-
tact with children, for twenty-five
days from date Of the last exposure.
Paratyphoid Fever
l. Placard required.
2. Isolation Of the infected person
in u screened room, or hospital if
environment can not be secured in
disease. Provided, however, that no
shall be released from isola-
ton until stool and urine specimens
laboratory for examination. And in
the event that either of the said
specimens shall show the presence of
paratyphoid bacilli, the case shall be
released from isolation only on such
terms and conditions as shall be pre-
scribed by the state health officer as
being necessary for the protection of
the public health. Such terms and
conditions shall remain in full force
and effect until three successive neg
utive cultures of both the stool and
urine of the case have been secured,
specimens for said cultures to. be TAX
en- not less than fifteen days apart.
Plague
i. Placard required.
2. Isolation Of the infected indi-
vidual, in a hospital if practicable,
during the clinical course of the dis
ease and until all discharges have
ceased.
3. Quarantine of those in contact
with pneumonia cases for seven days
from date Of last exposure.
tarsile ~Para;ysis)
l.. Placar.i required.
2. Isolation Ct The infected per-
course of the disease and during con-
valescence.
8. Quarantine of exposed children,
and of exposed adults whose occupa-
tons bring them into contact with
children or who are food handlers,
! for fourteen days from the date Of
last exposure.
Rabies
/. No placard.
2. Isolation. None, if the infected
person is under adequate medical su-
pervision; otherwise, isolation re-
quired.
3. Quarantine. None.
(b) Detention and examination OF
all dogs suspected Of having rabies.
SUSPECTED animals should not be kill
ed unless definite symptoms appear.
II the animal dies OF is killed, the
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