, 1922-04-25
Smallpox

NdLlou Is COmplebE-
3. Quarantine of contacts for
twenty-one days from date Of last
exposure or until protected By sue
cessful vaccination or an a~ecelerat-
ed reaction discovered
Syphilis.
1. No placard, except where vio-
lates rules and regulations OF board
of health
2. Isolation. None.
8. Quarantine. None. except
when refuses to abide by ~instruc-
tons of attendant or health officer.
TrAehoma.
J. /. No plscard-
3 2. Isolation. Exclusion Of the
infected person from school as long
as the LESSONS persist, unless receiv-
ing constant and adequate medical
attention.
Quarantine None
Tubereulo<is.
1. No plaeard.
2. Isolation Of such "open'
cases as do not properly carry out
the laws and regulations
8. Quarantine. None.
Typhoid Fever and Psr1tyPhoid
Fever.
i. Placard required.
2. Isolation of the infected per-
son in a screened room or hospital,
IL nursing are and adequate sani-
tary environment can not be secured
in the home. during the course of
the disease. Provided. however.
that no person shall be released
from isolation until stool and urine
! specimens have been submitted to
an approved laboratory for exam
ination. And in the event that
either of the said specimens shall
show the presence of typhoid bacill,
the Ease shall be released from iso-
lation only on such terms and con
ditions as shall be prescribed by
the state health officer as being nee
essay for the protection OF the pub
lie. Such terms and conditions
shall remain in full force and ef-
feet until three successive negative
cultures of both the stools and
urine of the case have been secured,
specimens for said cultures to he
taken not less than fifteen days
apart.
8. Quarantine. None.
Typhus Fever.
1. Placard required.
2. Isolation of the infected per-
son in a vermin-free room during
the clinical course of the disease.
8. Quarantine of contacts for
twelve days from date of last ex-
posure and until free from lice
When typhus fever is present in
a community, persons or premises
infested with lice shall be quaran-
tined until thoroughly deloused.
Whooping Cough
1. Placard required.
2. Isolation of the infected per-
son from children and exclusion
from school and other public places,
from commencement of symptoms
and for at least three weeks after
the commencement of the spasmodic
stage.
3. Quarantine of EXPOSED child
last exposure.
STANDARD RAILWAY SANI-
TARY CODE.
Promulgated by the State Board of
Health of Wyoming,
June s, 1921.
/. Transportation of Persons
: Having Communicable Diseases.
Persons Not Allowed to Travel.
Rule 1. No person knowing or
s~uspecting himself to be afflicted
with plague. cholera, smallpox. ty-
plus fever, or yellow fever shall
apply for, procure, or accept trans
portation in any railway trains,
car, or other conveyance Of a COM
mon carrier, nor shall any person
apply for, procure, or accept such
transportation for any minor. ward,
patient, or other person under his
charge if known or suspected to be
SO afflicted.
Persons Not Accepted For Travel.
Rule 2. Common carriers shall
not accept for transportation in
any railway train, car, or other con-
veyance any person known by them
to be afflicted with any of the dis
eases enumerated in section l..
Restricted Travel.
Rule 3.-Common carriers shall
not accept for transportation on
any railway train, ar, or other
conveyance any person known by
them to be afflicted with diphther-
ia, measles, scarlet fever, epidem-
&c cerebrospinal meningitis, anter-
Tor poliomyelitis, mumps. whooping
cough, influenza, pneumonia, cpl
demic encephalitis, septic sore
throat, rubella, or chicken pox, or
any person known to be a carrier
of these diseases. unless such per-
son is placed in a compartment sep
arate from other passengers, is ac-
companied by a properly qualified
nurse or other attendant, and unless
such nurse or attendant shall agree
to comply and does comply with
tn, following regulations:
(a) Communication with the
compartment within which the pa
tent is travelling shall be restricted
to the minimum consistent with the
proper care and safety Of the pa
tent.
(b) All dishes and utensils used
by the patient shall be placed in a
5 per cent solution of carbolic acid
or other fluid of equivalent disin-
fecting value for at least mi hour
after they have been allowed to
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