"Spacing out" in the prevention of military epidemics of cerebro-spinal fever.
"Spacing out" in the prevention of military epidemics of cerebro-spinal fever.
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10.1136/bmj.2.3019.509
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1918-07-01
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Glover, JA
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Glover, JA
510 MitnTeA. Jolmr, I" SPACING OUT'AS A PREVENTIVE MEASURE. hut in whiclh have slept its full mobilization number of mnen. Energetic orderly medical officers who care to make4 am rounds of thie barrack-rooms and huts of the units under their care will find the nose an excellent guide. Mobilization standard means as a ruLle an increase of 50 per cent. of the number allowed by peace standard. The" peace standard" laid down by the Royal Commission of 1861 enjoins 60 sq. ft. floor space and 600 culbit ft. air space per mian, and a distance of 3 ft. between beds.As the ordinary barrack-room accommodated 24 men in peace time, mobilization standard means usually 36 men, and owing to fireplaces, cupboards, etc., with 36 men the beds are only 1 ft. 4 in. apart, instead of tlle 3 ft. of" peace standard." This number of men, 36, is still frequently exceeded, and I lhave known 48 and even 57 men sleep in barrack-rooms of 24 peace standard in most distinguished