Iowa Board of Health adopts 1907 contagious diseases rules
The Iowa State Board of Health revises and adopts quarantine rules for infectious diseases effective August 23 1907. It defines infectious and contagious diseases lists scarlet fever diphtheria measles whooping cough chickenpox mumps pneumonia tuberculosis and others and requires physicians and others to report cases to city mayors or township clerks within 12 to 24 hours with immediate isolation if needed. Mayors report to the secretary of the State Board of Health, and rules specify placarding affected premises and restricting attendance at schools and public gatherings under sanitary oversight. A sample placard form is noted.
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Quarantine Rules for Infectious Diseases in Iowa City
Notice outlines comprehensive quarantine and isolation procedures for Asiatic Cholera, Typhoid Fever, Diphtheria, Smallpox, Tuberculosis, and other diseases. It covers access restrictions, sanitation, disinfection, release conditions, roles of mayors health officers and sanitary police, and mandatory reporting and record keeping.
Disinfection and Germ Destruction Terms Defined
A historic extract explains disinfection as reducing bacteria rather than destroying them, with terms like deodorant and sterilization noted for their differing meanings. It defines disinfection as treating to destroy germs and outlines when disinfection is required in diseases.
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