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INDEX. 



Bot-flies, 142, 143 

 Break-bone fever (see dengue) 

 Bubonic plague, epitome, 186, 



187 



Carbolic acid, disinfectant, 222 

 Cestodes, 133 

 Chemotaxis, 103 

 Chicken-pox, epitome, 188 

 Childhood, diseases of, 96 

 Cholera, epitome, 189 

 Climate, a predisposing cause, 81 

 Coccidium hominis, 11 1 

 Cold-storage, danger of, 179 

 Combined infections, 22 

 Communicable, 37 

 Complications, 32 

 Compsomyia macellaria, 143 

 Congenital infections, 182 

 Contagious, 36 

 " Core," of abscess, 107 

 Cover-glass preparations, 240 

 Craw-craw, filaria in, 120 

 Creeping eruption, 173 

 Crisis, 18 



Cryptogenic infections, 183 

 Cysticerci, 135; cysticercus cellu- 

 losa, 139 



Defensive mechanism, dual ac- 

 tion of, 100 

 Dengue, epitome, 190 

 Deodorant, definition, 57 

 Dermatobia cyaniventris, 143 ; 



noxialis, 142 

 Dibothriocephalus latus, 137 

 Diphtheria cultures, 230 ; epit- 

 ome, 190, 191 

 Disease, agents of, 3; infections. 



68; evolution of, 34; predis- 

 posing causes, 74; defensive 

 mechanism in, 2 



Disinfection and disinfectants, 

 214; definition, 57; bichloride 

 of mercury, 221; chlorinated 

 lime, 224; carbolic acid, 222; 

 formalin, 222; heat, 216, 217; 

 lime, 224; solutol, solveol, 

 lysol, 223; tricresol, 223 



Distomiasis, 132 



Dipylidium caninum, 138 



Divers' paralysis, 4 



Dum-Dum fever, 113 



Dwarf tape-worm, 138 



Dysentery, amoebic, 192; bacill- 

 ary, 192 



Echinococcus disease, 140 

 Egyptian haematuria, 132; oph- 

 thalmia, II 

 Elephantiasis, filaria in, 119 

 Epidemic cerebro-spinal menin- 

 gitis, epitome, 188 

 Erysipelas, epitome, 193 

 Evolution, in disease, 34 

 Ewald and Boas, test-breakfast, 



235 



Fasciciola hepatica, 132 



Feces, exit for bacteria and para- 

 sites, 159; examination of, 249; 

 gall-stones in, 251 



Filaria Loa, 120; method of ex- 

 traction, 121 



Filaria sanguinis hominis, 118 



Flat-worms, 129 



Flea (pulex irritans), 144; sand- 

 flea (sarcopsylla penetrans). 



