Venereal Disease Information: Supplement, Issues 7-13

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Superintendent of Documents, 1940
 

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Page 121 - ... but two of the members concur with the recommendations. The Committee has made a study of the medical and hospital problems connected with workmen's compensation insurance, has held public hearings and has reached certain definite conclusions and makes certain definite recommendations in its report. The members of the Committee have given freely of their time and energy in their study of these problems. Their recommendations have been embodied in bills which will be presented to your Honorable...
Page 34 - Optimum reading conditions in each laboratory should be determined by trial. The following points will be found helpful : (a) When utilizing daylight for reading the tests it is well to have but one source of light coming from a single window immediately in front of the reader. It will be found satisfactory to shade the upper and lower portions of the window, narrowing the source of light to a section several feet in height. Light from any other windows near the reader should be dimmed by lowering...
Page 213 - High titer hemolysin is recommended and the unit should be 0.5 cc. of 1 : 4,000 or higher. In practice the hemolysin titration may be placed in the water bath at the same time as the complement titration; at the end of the first incubation of the complement titration the unit of hemolysin is available and two units are added to all tubes of the complement titration, etc.
Page 132 - Division of Laboratories and Research New York State Department of Health Albany, New York 12201, USA REFERENCES LEUCHTENBERGER C.
Page 134 - ... medicine of schools recognized by the regents of the university of the state of New York and licensed to practice medicine or eligible for examination for license to practice medicine in the state of New York; and bacteriologists...
Page 28 - Cultivation of the gonococcus as a method in the diagnosis of gonorrhea with special reference to the oxydase reaction and to the value of air reinforced in its carbon dioxide content.

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