ー > ? পরিশিষ্ট ণ্ড । 4. Describc in detail the precautions which should be taken in an outbreak of Cholera, and give the reasons for such precautions. 5. Describe the impurities likely to be present in the air of an inhabited room and the methods adopted for their, detection. M. D. (Ex.-DR. SIMrson.) 1. Enumerate the diseases of animals likely to affect man : explain the manner of communication and give the most recent views and experiments on the subject. 2. What principles should be kept in view in the construction of a hospital for infectious diseases 2 Give a rough sketch of the kind of hospital you would recommend with a description of the details. 3. Mention the adulterations likely to be added to ghee or butter and describe the usual methods employed for the detection of such a dulliteration. 4. What substances have been used largely for deodorisation of sewage 2 Explain the action of each and its value. 1892 SECOND L. M. S. EXAMINATION. (Ex.-DR, SIMPsox.) 1. Name four of the more common parasitic diseases in man. Describe the parasites to which the diseases are due and the measures of prevention that should be adopted. 2. To what processes of disinfection would you subject clothing infected with :-(1) Cholera, (2) Small-pox, (3) Diphtheria. ? 3. Define what is meant by death-rate. If in one town with 93,000 inhabitants, 2,130 persons died in the year and in another town with 207,000 inhabitants 4050 persons died : which has the higher death-rate 2 Give the figures showing the processes by which the conclusion is arrived at. 4. What are the dangers to be apprehended from the escape of sewer gas into a dwelling house ? What are the precautions to be taken in the construction of house-drains to prevent the entrance of sewer gas. 5. Describe the impurities to be generally found in the air of an inhabited room and the methods by which these impurities may be detected.
