Introductory not
Introductory notes on lying-in institutions
作者：Nightingale, Florence, 1820-1910
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共 72 题- LYING-IN INSTITUTIONS.
- BY
- FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.
- LONDON:
- LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO.
- PREFACE.
- The following table gives the actual fates and dates:—
- CONTENTS.
- LIST OF PLANS.
- NOTES ON LYING-IN INSTITUTIONS.
- The causes of mortality are also given in Table I. as follows:—
- 1. The agglomeration of a number of lying-in women under the same roof.
- HÔPITAL DE LA CLINIQUE, PARIS.
- PLAN I
- SECTION.
- FIRST FLOOR PLAN.
- We have thus, in Queen Charlotte’s Hospital, the following defects:—
- 1. Agglomeration of a number of cases under the same roof.
- 2. A form of construction unsuited for hospital purposes.
- MIDWIFERY WARDS, KING’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL.
- PLAN II
- SECTION ON LINE A.B.
- PLAN OF WOODEN LYING-IN HUT COLCHESTER CAMP.
- C. Sculleries.
- D. Nurses.
- I. Cook’s Room.
- L. Medical Comforts.
- M. Store.
- We now arrive at the consideration of an elementary point:—
- The following is the routine management of this establishment:—
- 4. Frequent cleansing and lime-washing.
- The lying-in arrangements provided for soldiers’ wives are as follows:—
- I. _CONSTRUCTION OF A LYING-IN INSTITUTION._
- 1. _How many Beds to a Ward?_
- TABLE XVI.—_Proposed Registry of Midwifery Cases._
- 2. _How many Wards to a Floor?_
- 3. _How many Floors to a Pavilion (hut or cottage)?_
- 4. _How much space to the Bed?_
- 5. _How many Windows to a Bed?_
- 6. _What are healthy Walls and Ceilings and Floors?_
- 7. _What is a healthy and well-lighted Delivery Ward?_
- 8. _Scullery, Lavatory, W.C._
- 9. _How to Ventilate Lying-in Wards._
- 10. _Furniture, Bedding, Linen._
- 11. _Water Supply, Drainage, Washing._
- 12. _Medical Officer’s Room and Waiting-room._
- 13. _Segregation Ward._
- 14. _Kitchen._
- II. _MANAGEMENT._
- The average course of an ordinary case may be reckoned thus:—
- The staff would have to be at least as follows:—
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- PLAN III.
- PLAN IV.
- PLAN V.
- PLAN
- OF A
- LYING-IN INSTITUTION.
- FOR 40 (32 TO 36 OCCUPIED) BEDS.
- WITH TRAINING SCHOOL FOR 30 PUPIL MIDWIVES.
- REFERENCE.
- A _Administration_
- B _Kitchen and Stores._
- C _Delivery Pavilions._
- D _Ward Pavilions_
- E _Segregation Pavilion_
- APPENDIX.
- 1 puerperal convulsions, 1 bowel disease.
- 1 after instrumental labour, 1 metritis.
- 1 heart disease, 1 dropsy.
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES