, 1923-10-09

Aa6aS
Pneumonia.
Poliomyelitis (acute infecti-
ous).
Rabies.
Rocky Mountain spotted or tick
fever.
Scarlet fever.
Septic sore throat.
Smallpox.
Syphilis.
Tetanus.
Trachoma.
Trichinosis.
tuberculosis (the organ or part
affected in each case to be speci-
fied.)
Tulaeremia.
Typhoid fever.
Typhus fever.
Vincents angina
Whooping cough.
Yellow fever.
GROUP 2. OCcUPATIONAL
DISEASES AND INJURIES.
Arsenic poisoning.
Bisulphide of carbon poisoning.
Brass poisoning.
Carbon monoxide poisoning.
Caisson disease Compressed mir
nlness).
Dinitrobenzine poisoning.
Lead poisoning.
Mercury poisoning.
Natural gas poisoning.
Naptha poisoning.
Phosphorus poisoning.
Wood alcohol poisoning.
Any other disease or disability
contracted as n result of the ma
ture of the persons employment.
GROUP ;. MISCELLANEOUS
DISEASES.
Beriberi.
Cancer.
Continued fever lasting seven
days.
Drug addictions or habits.
Food poisoning.
Pelagra.
Puerperal Septicemia.
Provided, that the State Health
Officer may from time to time, in
his discretion, declare additional
diseases notifiable and subject to
the provisions of these regulations.
CERTAIN WORDS AND TERMS
DEFINED;
Contact shall mean and include
any person who has been suffi-
GENTLY near to an infected person
Co make probable transmission Of
the infectious disease to him.
Carrier shall mean and include
a person who harbors the infecti-
Gus agent of a communicable dis
case, but who at the time is ap-
parently in good health.
Infectious Agent shall mean
and include n virus or organism
capable, under favorable condt
tions, of producing disease.
Immune shall be held to mean
and include n person who is not
susceptible to the infectious agent
of a particular disease.
Isolation. By isolation is meant
the separating of persons suffer
ing from a communicable disease
or carriers of the injecting organ
ism from other persons in such
places and under such conditions
as will prevent direct or indirect
conveyance of the infectious
agent to other persons.
Quarantine. By quarantine Is
meant the restriction of move
ment of persons or animals who
have been exposed to communi-
cable diseases for a period of time
equal to the incubation period of
the disease to which they have
been exposed.
Communicable Disease shall
mean and include a disease which
may be transmitted direct or in
direct to other persons or animals.
It shall embrace the terms infec-
tious and contagious disease.
Disinfeetion. By this is meant
the destroying of the vitality of
disease-producing micro organisms
by chemical or physical means.
Concurrent Di~sinfeetion shall
mean the immediate disinfection
or destruction of body discharges
and the immediate disinfection or
destruction of all infected. OF pre-
Bumably infected, material
Terminal Disinfeetion shall
mean the process of rendering the
personal clothing and immediate
physical environment of the pa
tient free from the possibility of
conveying infection to others at
the time that the patient is no
longer a source of infection.
Rule 2. Reporting Cases. 1t shall
be the duty of every physician in
attendance upon n case of report
able disease to report the same
immediately to the local health
officer within whose jurisdiction
such case occurs, giving the full
name, address,, age, sex, color. ma,
tionAbtyi occupation, school al