, 1922-04-25

noL less IuAu Twelve uOurS a1bef
the use of a disinfectant in the
5 or throat. fail to show the pres
elce Of diphtheria bacilli, except
that isolation may be terminated af-
ter thirty days from the date of on
set or of discovery show the pres
enee of diphtheria bacilli. except
that isolation may be of bacilli in
the nose or throat is persistent
diphtheria bacilh prove to be aviru-
lent. Provided. that, where labora-
tory facilities are not available, the
cas- or carrier shall be isolated for
not less than thirty days.
9. Quarantine Of all exposed
persons shown ARCHAEOLOGICAL ex-
aminations not be carriers and of
all contacts found noil-immune by
the Schick test who refuse to be i'm
munized, for five days from the
date of last exposure. Provided
that, where laboratory facilities are
not available. an contacts shall be
guaranteed for not less than ten
days.
German Measles.
/. No placard.
2. Isolation Exclusion of the
infected person from school and
from other public places and from
contact with non-immune persons,
for seven days from date Of onset.
3. Quarantine of non-immune
minor contacts for twenty-one days
from date Of last exposure.
Chambers.
1. No placard.
2. Isolation of the infected per
son during the clinical ourse of
the disease until discharges have
ceased.
B.. Illumination None.
4. Quarantine. None.
C-onoeoeeus Infection.
1. No placard except when pa
tient violates directions of health
officers professional attendant
2. Isolation. None, except as
8. Quarantine. None.
Influenza.
/. Placard required.
2. Isolation of the infected per-
son during the acute catarrhal
stage of a Complaining 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.
1. No placard.
2. Isolation. Exclusion Of the
infected PERSON from the approach
of mosquitoes until his blood is free
from The malarial parasites.
8. Quarantine. None.
Measles. -
/. Piacard required
2. Isolation of the infected per-
son for five days from the date of
onset.
8. Quarantine. Exclusion of
non-immune contacts from school,
from public gatherings, and from
contact with children for fifteen
days from the date of last expos
ure.
Mumps.
1. No placard.
2. Isolation of the infected per-
son from children and exclusion
from school and from other pub
lie places until the partoid and sub
maxillary glands are free from in
flammation and the temperature is
normal.
8. Quarantine. Should exclude
non-immune contacts from school,
from public gatherings, and from
contact with children, for twenty
five days from date of last expes-
ure.
Plague
/. Placard required.
2. Isolation of the infected in
dividual in a hospital IL practicable,
during the clinical course of the
disease and until all discharges have
ceased.
8. Quarantine of those in con
tact with pneumonia cases for seven
days from date of last exposure.
Po~Iiornyelitis. Acute Infectious
Onfantile Paralysis).
1. Placard required.
2. Isolation of the infected per.
son. in a screened room. during
the course of the disease and dur.
ing convalescence.
3. Quarantine of exposed child.
rem, and of exposed adults whose
occupations bring them into cor.
tact with children or who are food
handlers tor fourteen days from the
date of last exposure.
Rabies.
/. No plscard.
2. Isolation. None. if the in.
fected person is under adequate
medical supervision; otherwise isola.
ton required.
3. Quarantine. None.
OBJ Detention and examination
of all dogs suspected of having
rabies. Suspected animals SHOULD
not be killed unless definite symp.
toms appear, If the animal dies oil
is killed, the head must then be sent
to tho office of the State Depart
ment of Health for examination
! Pack same properly in ice and tele-
graph this office, if close to Chey-
enne, and we will send a for dog
or head.
Pneumonia (AIl Forms).
/. No placard.
g.. Isolation of the infected il
dividual during the clinical COURSE
of the disease.
8. Quarantine. None.
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.
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