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... direct , as when a careless nurse soils her hands with the dejections from her typhoid fever patient and then eats her food without disinfecting her soiled fingers . However , in the great majority of instances the transference is more ...
... direct , as when a careless nurse soils her hands with the dejections from her typhoid fever patient and then eats her food without disinfecting her soiled fingers . However , in the great majority of instances the transference is more ...
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... direct action of the sunlight , the bacilli are soon de- stroyed . A cloth moistened with a culture of the Eberth bacillus and exposed to the direct sunlight soon fails to yield a growth when a bit of it is placed in a suitable culture ...
... direct action of the sunlight , the bacilli are soon de- stroyed . A cloth moistened with a culture of the Eberth bacillus and exposed to the direct sunlight soon fails to yield a growth when a bit of it is placed in a suitable culture ...
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... direct sun- light the typhoid bacilli may rapidly multiply and may retain their vitality for three or four months . In ordinary unsterilized water the conditions that influence the life of the typhoid bacillus are many and variable . In ...
... direct sun- light the typhoid bacilli may rapidly multiply and may retain their vitality for three or four months . In ordinary unsterilized water the conditions that influence the life of the typhoid bacillus are many and variable . In ...
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... direct proportion to the diversity of the sources from which he draws his supply . During the period of life when he mingles most largely and most promiscuously with other men , the danger of infection is increased . Later in life he ...
... direct proportion to the diversity of the sources from which he draws his supply . During the period of life when he mingles most largely and most promiscuously with other men , the danger of infection is increased . Later in life he ...
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... direct through Steno's duct , yet the other theories must not be rejected entirely , for we get primary tuberculosis of the knee joint - a location which has no ducts . The disease occurs between the ages of 2 and 61 years , more ...
... direct through Steno's duct , yet the other theories must not be rejected entirely , for we get primary tuberculosis of the knee joint - a location which has no ducts . The disease occurs between the ages of 2 and 61 years , more ...
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