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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ASEPTICISM»
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The curse of septic soul-treatment
... paid for by the loss of limbs and lives, to believe that the mastery of practical
cleanliness, or asepticism, can be acquired without a clear comprehension of the
principles, and without earnest and severe training in the handicraft of asepticism
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The answer is "complete asepticism" — □ glistening tile, white marble and glass,
nickel and enamel paint, iron furniture, windows without curtains, mechanical
ventilation, invisible convected heat to the exclusion of the radiant open fire, ...
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The National Popular Review..
If the principles of asepticism are correct they should be rigidly carried out where
deadly disease germs are known to exist. This is really the object that Dr. Abbott
advocates—an efficient application of the teachings of asepticism to the ...
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The Chicago Clinical Review
ASEPTICISM IN MIDWIFERY.* By G. K. Johnson M. D., Grand Rapids, Mich The
germ theory of disease is now so firmly established and so generally accepted
that it may be regarded as a fundamental principle of pathology. Indeed, no ...
5
Foreign Direct Investment in China: Theories and Practices
... bottles /h, asepticism filling device of 36,000 bottles /h or more (27)
Manufacturing of producing technologies and key equipments for aminophenol,
zymi, food additives and so on (28) Manufacturing of complete feed processing
equipment of ...
... whore with perfect, unself-conscious asepticism; if she doesn't reach into your
marrow with her last two lines, you must have been deboned. Rabe has been
accused of misogyny in this play, and his men are indeed beastly to and about ...
The modem improvements in inducing anesthesia, simplifying surgical processes
, and insuring asepticism of wounds render operations safe as compared to those
of former times, so that no serious harm need now be apprehended from the ...
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Geneal surgical affections. The blood-vessels. The nerves. ...
... treated by nerve stretching, I have been struck by the peculiarly torpid condition
and slow reparative power in the ' wounds made in erforminc the o eration even
though 23 i D throughout a perfect condition of asepticism was maintained.
Sir Frederick Treves,
1785
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A Lover's Quarrel With The Past: Romance, Representation, ...
... enriches our engagements with the discipline. So disciplinary asepticism or
departmental proprietorship does not necessarily work in the creation of history
as an agonistic discipline, as a territory that always provokes a quarrel with the
past.
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The Rectum and Anus: Their Diseases and Treatment
The thymol, or eucalyptol jelly, sold in collapsible metal tubes for obstetric
purposes, answer the purpose admirably; and, moreover, have the advantages of
ready portability and asepticism. The finger should now be introduced by a
gradual ...
Sir Charles Bent Ball,
1785