(a) Ascertain state of health from time to time. Record pulse,
temperature, etc., to detect evidence of tuberculous toxemia. Note gain
or loss of weight; presence of cough. Amount and character of sputum,
etc.
(b) Ascertain their state of morale and that of their families.
(c) Give simple instructions regarding health and appropriate advice
from time to time.
(d) Furnish literature of appropriate character when same is available.
(e) Emphasize the value of hospital care for those who become sick from
other causes or whose pulmonary condition becomes active.
(f) Report promptly to the nearest medical officer beneficiaries whose
condition seems to indicate that hospitalization is necessary.