CO OZNACZA SŁOWO PASTEURISM
Definicja słowa pasteurism w słowniku
Definicja pasteryzmu w słowniku jest metodą zabezpieczenia odporności na wściekliznę u osoby, która została ukąszona przez wściekłe zwierzę, poprzez codzienne zastrzyki coraz bardziej zjadliwych zawiesin zakażonego rdzenia kręgowego królika, który zmarł na wściekliznę. Inną definicją pasteryzmu jest podobna metoda leczenia pacjentów z innymi infekcjami wirusowymi poprzez seryjne wstrzyknięcie coraz bardziej zjadliwych zawiesin wirusa wywołującego.
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The Pasteurization of France
Army medicine was converted to Pasteurism without putting up the slightest
resistance. This development is not to be attributed entirely to the Pasteurians,
but to those army doctors who seized on the Pasteurians and invested massively
in ...
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Health, Disease and Society in Europe, 1800-1930: A Source Book
Those who were directly concerned with diseases and patients saw nothing
extraordinary in Pasteurism, or even relevant, at least before 1894. When they at
last made up their minds to use Pasteurism, they saw it not as a revolution in their
...
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Isms: From Autoeroticism to Zoroastrianism--an Irreverent ...
From Autoeroticism to Zoroastrianism--an Irreverent Reference Gregory Bergman
. PASTEURISM ... the Pasteur treatment, pasteurism describes the
groundbreaking discovery that germs and microorganisms don't spontaneously
generate but ...
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Greater Than the Parts: Holism in Biomedicine, 1920-1950
Although it had advanced surgery and public health, pasteurism had done almost
nothing to advance medical therapeutics. Medicine had lost all clinical sense in
its effort to control germs. Somehow even widespread medical specialization ...
Christopher Lawrence, George Weisz,
1998
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The Laboratory Revolution in Medicine
implementation of the means (preventive vaccinations and curative serums) to
cope with them'.53 Latour's third group, army medicine, also underwent a
comparatively rapid conversion, for it 'seized upon Pasteurism with the same
avidity as ...
Dr. Andrew Cunningham, Perry Williams,
1992
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The Concise Oxford Dictionary: The Classic First Edition
PASTEURISM PATHETIC Parsteurism (~er-), 11. Prevention or cure of diseases
esp. hydrophobia by successive iiioculations. [f. L. Pasteur, French scientist (
18224895) +;isxvi] _ _ Pa'steumze, v.t. Sterilize (milk See.) by exposure to high ...
H. W. Fowler, F. G. Fowler,
2011
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Chemist and Druggist: The Newsweekly for Pharmacy
As there seems some ras euris chance, he writes, that before very long
Pasteurism will be established (and, of course, endowed) in this country, I
venture to express the opinions of an unscientific but unbitten man. The germ
theory, I take it, ...
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The Animal's Defender and Zoophilist
When our esteemed friend and helper, Mr. J. H. Levy, died, he left a legacy to our
cause in the shape of a valuable little book on Pasteurism for posting to his
friends as a New Year's gift. We have the book ; we have lost our friend. May he
rest ...
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International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
Published by Edited by D. Aml'rorl do Go. FRANK P. Foe-rim, M. D. NEW YORK,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1890. PASTEURISM BEFORE THE ACADEMY. IT
was really Pasteur's system of preventive inoculation that was under discussion
at ...
Edward Swift Dunster, James Bradbridge Hunter, Frank Pierce Foster,
1890
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Bacteriology in British India: Laboratory Medicine and the ...
The first book to provide a social and cultural history of bacteriology in colonial India, situating it at the confluence of colonial medical practices, institutionalization, and social movements.