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FOR

THE

MEDICAL

DEPARTMENT.

COMPILED

UNDER

THE

DIRECTION

OF

THE

SURGEON

GENERAL.

PUBLISHED

BY AUTHORITY

OF

TILE

SECRETARY

OF

WAR,

FOR

USE

IN

THE

ARMY

OF

THE UNITED

STATES.

WASHINGTON:

GOV:RNMENT

PRINTING

OFFICZ.

1898.

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Sores,

Suj'e0o

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Document

No.

17.

OFFICE

OF

THE

-URGEON

~ENERAL.

150

doe

medical

officer or the civilian

physician,

if

there

is one;

otherwise,

as follows:

(1)

VWhen

the

recruit is senlt

direct to

regiinent,

rendezCots, or post,

by

the

medical

officer

who ex-

amines

the

recruit

npon

his

arrival there;

(2) when, before

joining

the

regimlent,

renlezivos,

or

post,

the recruit is

dis-

charged,

is allowed

a furlough,

or

is

assigned

to d(ltyl

(t the

recruiting st(tion,

by the enlisting

officer.

186.

All indelible

or

permanent marks

of whatsoever

character upon the

person

of

the

recruit,

whether

peculiar

in

themselves or

not,

should be record(ed

on

the cards,

viz:

Scars

(including vaccination

marks),

moles,

birthmarks

and

pigmentations, circumcisions,

amputations or

other

losses

of

joints of

fingers

or

toes, tattoo marks,

the absence of teeth

(designating

those that

are

absent),

and

mnalformations

or

deviations from

the normal

standard

of

any

part

of the

per-

son.

It

is not,

however,

desired that the

cards

shall be

encnmbered with

the record

of

trifling

and valueless marks

minute

in size, when

better marks

are found

in sufficient

nnmber.

187.

A careful and

systematic search

of the

body should

be

made, front

and

rear,

on

each

side

of the median line, sepa-

rately,

commencing

at the scalp

and

ending

at

the

foot. The

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70 MANUA L FOR THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

marks

found will be recorded and described as indicated in

paragraphs

207, 208, and

209.

188. Cards

showing

less

than five

marks

(in addition to vac-

cination

scars,

tattooings,

loss

of

teeth, and

deformities)

can

not

be relied upon in the effort to discover identity or to estab-

lish it

in

suspected cases. Experience

shows that as

many as

ten

to

fifteen marks may usually be found.

189.

If no marks be found upon the recruit,

the

fact should

he stated upon both the

front

and

back of

the card; likewise,

if

marks are found upon the

front

and

none

upon the rear or

vice versa, the entry "no marks"

should

be made upon

the

appropriate

side

of

the

card.

190. The location

of

the mark and its characteristics, such

as form and

direction,

upon

the

person of

the

recruit, should

be

indicated on the corresponding

part of

the figure, and

a

solid

line should be drawn therefrom to the description

in

terms

upon the fly

leaf opposite.

When this

description

is common

to a

number

of marks

it need not be repeated for each

one,

)ut the

lines

may converge to it. Care should be

taken,

how-

ever,

in

grouping the

descriptions

on

the

card,

that its

legi-

bility and clearness are not

impaired;

lines, for

instance, should

not

cross

each other when it

can

conveniently

be

avoided.

191. The following

details are called

for

in

the description

of

marks

and scars, etc., on the person of

the

recruit:

(a)

In the

case

of scars:

(1) Their

form or shape-rectilin-

ear,

curvilinear, undulating, oval,

circular, oblong, squareo,

V-shaped, L-shaped, T-shaped, etc.; (2) their inclination-

horizontal,

oblique,

vertical;

if

curved,

the direction

of

the

concavity;

(3) their approximate size in inches; (4)

their char-

acter-recent,

faint,

conspicuous, purple, puckered,

or any

other

noteworthy

feature;

(5) their cause, if known-cuts,

ioils, )urns, etc.

(b) When scars are small

and

numerous,

a

description

of

one

may be given,

followed by the

words

"and

many others

;"

or the

record

may stand "''numeroussmall scars. "

(c)

In

the

case

of moles,

their

approximate

size

in

fractional

parts of an inch,

and

whether raised, fiat,

hairy,

or

hairless.

When

too smlall

for ordinary

measurement, how6ver,

the entry

P. m. for pinhead mole

will

be sufficient.


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FOR

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(d)

In

the case

of

birthmarks,

their approximate

size, shape,

color, and other noteworthy features

should

be

recorded.

(e)

Tattoo marks

shonld

invariably

be noted,

and

in their

description

words

should

be

designated

as

such,

and

letters

and numerals

should be legibly

recorded. Appropriate

de-

tails

of costume, posture, relationship

to other devices, etc.,

should be given

in

the

case of tattooed representations

of men

and

women--e. g.,

Irishman in knee brceeches,

swallow-tail

coat

and

high hat, pipe in

hlaltband,

dancing, tiwirling shillalah

in

right hand.

Boy astrideof sjvead

eagle, U.

S. flag in uplifted

left

hand,

uwords " Iountg America

" below.

In the case

of

devices

comiposed

of

two

or

more

figures the

component

figures

should be fully

described.

(f) When the tattooed

design

is

indecent or obscene

it

is

a

cause

for rejection, but

the

applicant

should

be given an oppor-

tunity to alter

the design,

in

whichl event he

may, if other-

wise

qualified,

he

accepted.

(g)

Ampntations

and

losses

of parts

of

fingers

and toes

should

be

noted, specifying

with

care the larticular

mnelmber

injured

and how

much

of

it

is gone.

192. The

following

abbreviations

are authorized,

and will

be understood in the

sense

indicated, viz:

R. 1.

In.

14 for raimsed

hairy

mole

1 inch

in diamIeter.

IR.

s.

In. , for rais,.I smrotli (h:irless) molde 1

ilnch in ,lialmter.

F.

II. .

1

for

flat

hlairy Ilol(

ikl

inli

dialnioter.

F. s. nl.

14

for

flat

smootll i lo

14

ich ill dliamnter.

P. il.

for all

moles i inchll in

diamerter

or

less.

L H.I" for linear

scar I

inclh

long.

0. 1. H.

2"

x :1/" for

OVIl

deprsseld scar 2 1y : inchl.

( 1.

s.

I/," I. for circular

litteil

scar '/ i h inll

lianllet

r.

V

1

x W" for vacc:inaltion

scar

1

tly Y, inci.

Var. for varicoclo

or

vali:osi' Vtils.

193.

(a) When the

record of lmarks is completed,

the color

of hair and

eyes should be recorded. Between

the

e(xtreii('es

of flax-coloreld and

black

hair

all shades

of

blrown

are filndl.

The scale may

be

given

as follows:

Flax-chlor. Dark

l,. 1.

Light lrwnS.

11hak.

(It

red

hair, as follows: (Ift

gray

hair, :s follows:

Brick

rel.

Dark gray,

Santdy

r'I.

Light grU. appl)r:hinllg white.

Auburn (reddish Iro wr). h

'rn

ray

(hixi).

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MANUAL

FOR

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(b)) In determining the color of the

eyes,

medical

and

recruiting

officers will make use

of

the

standard

eye

colors

issued

by the Surgeon General. The

number

of the standard

eye

color

which most

nearly

corresponds

with

the

eyes

under

examination

will

be

recorded,

as-brown,

1st,

2d,

etc.; blue,

7th,

8th, etc. Note should

also be

made if the color is not

the same in both

eyes; if

there is

any

peculiarity of

pigmen-

tation,

as

the

presence of black

or red spots in

the general

color;

and

also

if there is any deviation from the normal cir-

cular form of the pupils.

194. As the height is relied

upon

as

a

basis

in comparing

the

cards

of

recruits with the

classified

descriptions

of

former

soldiers, and as

this

measurement

may

to a considerable

degree be affected by deception

on the

part

of the

subject,

great

care

in ascertaining it is

specially

enjoined.

195. In

the

lower left-hand

corner

of the card will be noted

the station where it is prepared

and the date of preparation.

196.

The entries on the

cards

will be made with durable

black

ink, and

not with

copying

ink.

197. Outline-figure cards

are

required

also for soldiers dis-

charged dishonoral)ly or without honor. This record will be

made

from

an examination of

the

man immediately

prior to

discharge (unless the discharge is followed by a period

of

con-

finemnent at a

military post);

it

will

show

the date and

place

of enlistment as in the case of recruit cards, and will

cite

the

order for the

discharge and

the date

upon which it

is

to

take

effect. When the dishonorable

discharge is

followed b)y a

period of confinement at

a

military post, the

card

should

be

prepared

about two

weeks prior to the release

of

the

prisoner;

and in

addition

to the data above

required, note should be

made

of

the probable

date of release. The card in these cases will

immediately, upon completion,

be forwarded to

the

Surgeon

General. No letter of transmittal is required.

ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

198.

Application for

an artificial limb or

for

its

commuted

value should be made by the claimant direct to the

Surgeon

General, War

Department, Washington, D. C.


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DEPARTMENT.

73

BLANK

FORMS.

(See A. R. 1552.)

199. The

following

blank forms

are

issued

for

the

use

of

the

Medical

Department. Requisitions

will

always

1)e

made

for one

year s supply,

and

the

required number

of each

blank

will

be stated;

F~orm Title.

No.

I

Invoice

of fulids.

2

Receipt

for

funds.

3

Accoult

of

funds

received.

4 Voucher

to abstract

of disb]ursemenlts,

narticles

)iIrchiqeld, or

services

performed.

5 Voucher

for property

received by

purchase.

6

Voucher

paty

roll of

persons

employed.

7

Abstract of disbursements.

8 Acounllt currenlt.

9

Account

of

sales

at public auction

of medical

supplies.

10 Invoice of

medical

property

sold at public

anction.

I

1

Abstract of

medical property received

by purchase.

12

Abstract of

medical

property

issued,

sold, etc.

Issued to

medical

18

Abstract of

medical

property

received

from

officers.

supply depots

14 Return of

mnedical

property

rece(ived,

issoed,

an1 only.

remaining

on

halnd

at inedical

supply

dept.

15

Requisition

for medical sulpplies.

16

Special

requisition

for medical

supplies.

17

Packer's

list of

medical

supplies.

18

Invoice of

medical

supplies,

large

and small.

19

Receipt

for

medical

supplies,

large and

small.

20 Return

of medical

property,

with additional

leiaves.

21 Voucher

to

abstract of disbursements

(bill

for mnedical attendance).

22

Voucher

to abstract

of disbursemenmts

(medicines

furnishied

on

pr,

srip-

tion).

23 Contract

for medical supplies.

24

Bond

for fulfillment of contract.

265 Report

of sick

and wounded,

sheet

1

and

shevot 2.

26 Transfer

book.

27

iast

of patients

suffering from

epidellic disases.

28

Spwecial

diet table.

29 Meteorological

register.

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MANUAL

FOR

THE

MEDICAL

DEPARTMENT.

Fonn

No.

o.

Title

30

Monthly report of

physical oxamination

of

recruits.

31

Return

of medieal officers.

32 Return

of the hospital

corps.

33 Record

of variations

of temperature

34

Statemennt

of

the

ice

fund.

35

Statellenet of the hospital filnd andll

return of durable property.

36

Requisition for blank forms.

37 Report

of record

books.

38 Application for trausfer

to the

hospit:al corps.

39

Report

of payments

allelo

n

accolllt

of

pulrclh;ass

and

services.

40

Diagram

of areas

of physical

signs.,

41

Monthly sanitary

report.

42

List

of

wounded

RECORI)

BOOKS, ETC.

Deaths

and

interments.

In frl;ation-slip

book.

Inf,lination-slip

book of

des~erters.

Letter-press boo)k.

Medical

history of

post (witll

prilted

h(adings),

No.

1.

Medical history

of post, No. 2.

Motrling-report

book.

Meteor(logical

register.

Orde(r anh

letter

look.

Register of patienlts.

Register

of

th

itl f

and return

of ral

property.

Register of plhysicll

examlllh:tieon

of iecruits.

Registcr

of

the hspital clrps.

3lailing tulbes.

GENEVA

C O N V E N T I O N .

200.-The

convention between

the

United

States,

Baden,

Switzerland,

Belgium,

Denmark,

Spain,

France,

Hesse, Italy,

Netherlands,

Portugal,

Prussia,

Wurtemberg,

Sweden,

Greece,

Great

Britain,

Mecklenbnrg-Schwerin,

Turkey,

Bavaria, Aus-

tria,

Russia,

Persia, Roumania,

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Bolivia,

Chili,

Argentine Republic, Peru, and Japan; with addi

tional articles: For the amelioration of the wounded in armies

in

the field;

concluded August 22, 1864; acceded

to by the

President

JMarch

1,

1882;

accession

concurred

in

by

the

Senate

March 16, 1882; proclaimed as to

the

original convention,

but

with

reserve

as to

the

additional articles, July 26, 1882; com-

monly known

as the Geneva

Convention, is as follows:

ORIGINAL CONVENTION.

ARTICLE I. Ambulances and military hospitals shall

b)e

ac-

knowledged to

b)e

neuter,

aid as

such,

shall

b

protected(l

and

respected

by belligerents so long as any sick or wounded muay

he therein.

Such neutrality shall

cease

if the ambulances or hospitals

should be held by a military

force.

ART. II. Persons

empl)loyed(

in hospitals and(

aml)bulances, con-

prising the staff for

superintendence,

medical

service,

adminis

tration, transport of woun(led,

as

well

as chaplains,

shall

par

ticipate in

the

benefit of neutrality, whilst

so

enlploye(l,

and

so

long as

there

remain any wounded

to bring in or to succor.

ART. III. The

persons

designated

in

the

preceding article

may, even

after occupation by the

enenly,

c ontinue to fulfill

their duties

in the hoslpital or

ambullance

which

they

serve, or

rmay withdraw

in

order

to

rejoin

the corps to which theiy t)ellog.

Unler such circumstances, when

these

persons

slhall

cease

from

their functions,

they

shall be delivered by the

occupying

army

to the

outposts

of

the

enellly.

ART.

IV.

As tile tequipment of

military hlospitals remains

sub)ject

to

the

laws of

war,

persons

attaclled

to

such1

hospitals

can

not,

in withdrawing, carry away any articles blnt sucl

as

are

their private

prop)erty.

Under the

same circumstances an amlbulanc

shall, (,I

the

contrary,

retain its equipment.

ART. V. Inhabitants

of

the country who may bring

help

to

the

wounded

shall be

respected(, and

shall remain free, The

generals

of

the belligerent powers shall

mllake

it

their

care

to

inform the

inhab)itants

of the alppeal

addresse

1to

their

hlnhll- -

ity,

and

of

the

neutrality which

will

1

)4 thle coiseqlnlleq of ito

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Any wounded man

entertained and taken care of in

a

house

shall be considered as a

protection thereto. Any inhabitant

who

shall

have entertained wounded men in

his

house shall

be

exempted

from

the quartering

of troops,

as

well as

from

a

part

of

the contributions

of war which may be

imposed.

ART.

VI. Wounded or sick soldiers shall be entertained and

taken

care

of,

to

whatever nation

they

may belong.

Commanders in chief shall

have the

power

to deliver imme-

diately to the outposts

of the enemy soldiers who have been

wounded in an

engagement, when

circumstances

permit

this

to

be done,

and with the

consent of

both parties.

Those

who are

recognizedl,

after

their

wounds

are

healed, as

incapable of serving,

shall

be sent

back

to their

country.

The

others

may

also be

sent back, on condition

of not

again

bearing

arms during

the continuance

of the war.

Evacuations,

together with

the persons

under

whose

direc-

tions

they

take place, shall be

protected by an absolute nen-

trality.

ART.

VII. A

distinctive an(l uniform

flag,

shall

be adopted

for hospitals,

ambularnces,

and

evacuationls.

It

must,

on

every

occasion,

be

acconl)planie(l

by the

national

flag.

An arm

badge

(brassard)

shall also

be allowed for individuals

neutralized,

but the delivery thereof shall be left to military

authority.

The flag and the

arm badge shall bear

a

red cross on a white

ground.

ART.

VIII. The

details of execution of the

present

conven-

tion shall be regulated by the comrnanders

in chief of belliger-

ent armies,

according to the instructions of their respective

govermnents,

and in conformity with the general

p)rinciples

laid

down

in this convention.

ADDIITIONAL

ARTIC(,ES.

ARTICLE

I. The

persons designated in

Article

II

of

the Con-

vention

shall,

after the occupation by the enemy, continue

to

fulfill their

duties, according

to their wants, to the sick and

wounded

in

the

ambulance

or

the

hospital

which

they

serve.

When they

reqluest

to

withdraw, the

commlander

of the

occu-

pying troops

shall fix the time of departnre,

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only be allowed

to delay

for a

short

time

in

case of military

necessity.

ART.

II.

Arrangements

will have to be

made

by the

bellig-

erent

powers

to

insure to

the neutralized

person,

fallen

into

the

hands

of

the army

of

the enemy,

the entire

enjoyment

of

his

salary.

ART.

III.

Under the

conditions

provided

for

in Articles

I

and

IV

of the Convention,

the

namle

'"ambulance

"

applies to

field hospitals

and

other

temporary

establishments,

which fol-

low the troops

on

the

field of battle

to receive

the sick and

wounded.

ART.

IV.

In conformity

with

the

spirit

of Article

V of the

Convention,

and to

the reservations

contained

in the protocol

of 1864, it

is explained

that

for

the

ap)t)ointment

of the

charges

relative to

the qluartering

of troops,

and of

the contributions

of war, account

only shall

be

taken

in an equitable

manner

of

the

charitable zeal displayed

by

the

inhabitants.

ART. V.

In addition to

Article

VI

of the Convention,

it

is

stipulated

that,

with the reservation

of

officers

whose

detention

might

be

important

to the

fate

of arms

and within

the

limits

fixed by

the

second

paragraph

of

that

article,

the wounded

fallen into the hands

of the

enemy shall

be sent back

to

their

country,

after

they are

cured, or

sooner

if possible,

on

condi-

tion,

nevertheless,

of not

again

bearing

arms during

the

con-

tinuance

of

the

war.

[Artielc.s colccrnilg.

he' lalltrrce.]

ART. VI. The

boats which,

at their

own risk

and peril,

dur-

ing and

after

an engagement

pick up the

shipwrecked

or

wounded,

or which

having pIicked them

up,

convey theim on

board

a neutral

or hospital

ship,

shall

enjoy, until

the ac:con-

plishmlent

of their mission,

the character

of

neutrality,

as far

as

the

circumstances

of the engagement

and the

position

of

the

ships engaged

will

permit.

The appreciation

of

these

circumstances

is

intrusted

to the

humanity

of all

the combatants.

The wrecked

and

wounded

thus

picked

up and saved

must not serve

again

during

the

continuance

of the

war.

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ART. VII. The religious,

medical, and hospital staff

of any

captured

vessel are

declared neutral,

and,

on

leaving

the ship,

may remove

the

articles

and surgical

instruments

which

are

their private

property.

ART. VIII. The

staff designated

in the preceding

article must

continue to fulfill

their

functions

in the captured

ship, assist-

ing

in

the

removal

of

the

wounded

made

by

the victorious

party;

they

will then be at liberty to return to

their

country,

in

conformity

with the

seconal

paragraph

of

the

first

addi-

tional

artic e.

The stiputlations

of the

second

additional article

are appli-

cable

to

the

pay and allowance of

the

staff.

ART. IX. The military

hospital

ships remain

under martial

law in all that

concerns

their

stores;

they become

the property

of the captor, but

the

latter

must

not divert them

froml

their

special appropriation during the continuance of the war.

ART.

X.

Any

merchant

ship, to whatever

nation she

may

belong,

charged

exclusively with

removal of

sick

and

wounded,

is protected by neutrality;

but the

mere fact,

n

ote(lon

the ship's

books, of the vessel

having been

visited

by

an enemoy's

cruiser,

renders

the

sick

and wounded

inhcapable of serving

dmuring the

continuance

of the war.

The

cruiser shall even

have

the

right

of

putting,

on board an

officer

in order

to

acconmpany the con-

voy,

anid thus verify

the

goo( faith of

the

opleration.

If the merchant

slil)

also carries a

cargo,

her

neutrality

will

still

protect

it, provide(d

that such

cargo is

not of a nature to

be

co

nfiscated

b1y

the

belligerents.

The

belligerents

retain the righllt

to interdict neutralized

ves-

stls

froln

all

communication,

and

from

any

colurse

which

they

may deem

plrejudicial to the

secrecy of

their

o:)erations.

In

urgent cases

special

conventions

may ble

entere(l into

between

commanders in

chief,

in order to neutralize

teml)orarily

and

in

a

speciall;

manner

the

vessels

intended for the removal

of

the

sick

and woundeld.

ART.

XI.

Wounded

or sick sailors

and

soldiers,

when

em-

barked, to

whatever nation they

may belong, shall be

protected

and taken care

of by their captors.


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FOR THE MEDICAL

DEPARTMENT.

Their

return

to their

own

country is

subject

to the provisions

of Article

VIof

the

Convention,

and of

the

additional

Article V.

ART. XII.

The

distinctive flag to be used

with the national

flag,

in

order to

indicate

any

vessel or boat

which

may

claim

the benefits

of neutrality,

in virtue

of the

principles

of

this

Convention,

is a

white flag

with a red cross.

The

belligerents

may

exercise in this

respect any

mode

of

verification

which

they

may

deem

necessary.

Military hospital ships

shall be

distinguished

by being painted

white

outside,

with

green strake.

ART. XIII.

The

hospital ships

which are

e(uipped

at the

expense

of

the

aid

societies,

recognized

by

the governments

signing this

Convention,

and which

are

fm'lnished witth a col-

mission emanating

fromn

the

sovereign,

who shall

have

given

express

authority

for

their

being fitted

out,

and

with a;certifi-

cate from

the proper

naval authority

that

they

hav

e

been

placed

under

his control during

their

fitting out

and on

their

final

departure,

and

that they

were

then appropriated

solely to

the

purpose of

their

mission,

shall

be considered

neu:tral, as well

as

the

whole

of

their

staff.

They

shall

be recognlize(l

and

plro-

tected

by the belligerents.

They

shall make

themselves lknown

by

hoisting,

together

with their national

flag, the white flag with a

red

c.ross.

The

distinctive

mark of

their

staff,

while performing

their duties,

shallbe

an

armlet

of the

same

colors. The outer

painting of

these hospital

ships shall

be white, with

red strake.

These ships

shall bear aid and

assistance to

the

wounded

and

wrecked

belligerents,

without

distinction

of

nationality.

They

nmust

take

care

not

to interfere in any

way

with

the

movements

of the

e.ombatants. During anl

after

the battle

they must

do their duty

at

their ownx

risk and peril.

The belligerents

shall have the

right of

controlling

tald visit

ing

them;

they will

be

at liberty

to

refuse their assistancel

,

to

order

them

to depart,

and to

detain

them if the

exfgencies of

the

case

require such a

step.

The wounded

and

wrecked

picked

up

by

these

ships

clan

not

he

reclaimed

by

either

of

the

colmbatants,

and they

will be

required

not

to

serve during

the continuance

of

the war.

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80 MANUAL FOR THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

ART.

XIV. In

naval

wars any

strong

presumption that

either

belligerent takes advantage

of the

benefits of neutrality,

with any other

view

than the

interest

of

the sick

and

wounded,

gives

to the other

belligerent,

until

proof

to

the

contrary, the

right of suspending

the

Convention, as regards such belligerent.

Should this presumption become

a

certainty,

notice

may

be

given to such

belligerent that

the Convention

is

suspended

with

regard

to

him

during

the whole continuance of the war.

ART. XV. The present Act shall be drawn up

in

a

single

original copy,

which

shall

be

deposited in the

archives of

the

Swiss

Confederation.

The additional

articles

have been acceded- to by the

United

States, and signed on behalf of Great Britain, Austria,

Baden,

Bavaria,

Belgium,

Denmark,

France,

Netherlands,

North Ger-

manly,

Sweden and

Norway,

Switzerland,

Turkey,

ald

Wur-

temberg,

but will not

acquire

full

force

and

effect as an

inter-

national treaty until the

exchange

of the ratifications thereof

between

the several

contracting states shall

have been

effected.

201. SUPPLY

TABLE.

Fractiolns

of mllor than, 50

will hb

(considered ai

an

addi

tionlal hundred

il

co-011

pullting the population of

a

post, and

supplies may

bI required

fin

accordnligly.

Allowainco fir poests

haLVying

A

~rticleo~s.

loEcfficial

poPlUlation

of-

10(

2(00

400

600

800 1,0()O

Medicines.

Acacin

(pulvis), in

600-gm.

bottleso------ bott8

2 3

4 5

.. 6

Acotanilidnm, in

125-gin.

bottlesh

_______-_-

_.Iutts_ 1 I

2

2

3

3

Acidll

aceticuIn, in 250-c. c. bi)ttles

__________bottsl

I I 1 2 2 2

Acidion

arslnoesun, 1-mgml. tablets( 125 ill bott.),

f(r fiehld useionly ----------

iotts

I 2 2 3 3

Acidulln boricumn (pulvis),

in

250-gin. bottles

_bbtt I 2

2 3

Acidurn

boricurn, 321-lngm.

tablets'(125

in bott.),

fir

fiel

uso

Only

_-.___ _b_________--- __......b

t

-

1

1 2 2 3 3

AciIdu

carboliCUin,

ill

250-gil.

bottles

_-_____-blotts

i l\ 2

3 4

6

Acidilurn

citricniUn,

in 250-gin.

bottles

----- b...uts l t

1' 2

2 3 3

Acidulm gallicom,

in 25-gin. bottles

b-__-_-_--ttI1 1 2 2 2

Aciduln hydrlchloricnln,

in

250-c. c. g.. bottlse-bott_ i 1' 2 2 3 3

Acilduml hydrocyanicum

dilutunl,

in 25-c.

c. g. .

bottle8

-

_---_-_--

-

------ __-----_------

bottef,

1

I

1

2

2

2

Aciduln

lacticum,

in

25-c.

c.

g.

s.

bottlese

__-

_

otts

I

1

1

2

2

2

Acidurn

nitricurn,

in

25(0-c.

c. g. s. bottles ___

botts

I 1

2 2 :3

3

Acidurnm

phosphoricuin

dilutuml, in

250-c.

c.

g.

s.

bottltws

....-.-..

______...........

ottsI.

1 1 1 2

2

2


79/141

81

ANUAL

FOR THE MEDICAL

DEPARTMENT.

SUPPLY TABLE-Continued.

Allowance

for

posts having

official population

of--

100200

00 01

it~

800 1,

0(

Medicines-Continued.

Acidum salicylicum,

in

250-gm.

bottles

________botts.

Acidum

sulphuricum,

in 2.50-c.

c.

g.

s.

bottles___botts.

Acidum

sulphuricum

aromaticum,

in 250-c.

c.

g.

s. bottles -_-__b--__-___ut--____.______

bt..ts~

Acidum tannicum, in 25-gm. bottles --------__botts_

Acidlm tartaricum, in 250-gm.

bottles --____ _botts_

Aconiti tinctura,

in 50-c. c.

bottles

_____-____- botts

Aconiti

tinctura,

0.

l-c.

c.

tablets (200 in

bottle) botts_

2Etber, in 100-gin.

tins -_ __

___..._____.____-

tins_

lEtheris spiritus

compositus,

in

250-c.

c.

buttles__

botts

lEtheris spiritus

nitrosi,

in 600-c.

c.

bottles _._

botts.

Alcohol, in 1

liter bottles

--

-_--_-_____-___-__bottst

Aloe

(pulvis),

in

25-gm. bottles

----

______-_____botts_

Aloini

pilule

comp. (200

in

bottle)

-_--__--- __

botts_

Alumen, in

250-gm.

bottles

__-.

. ..____.______.botts.

Alumen,

324-mgm.

tablets(l50 in

bottle),

for

field use only-- ___-_--- _- ___-____ botts

Ammonire aqua, l0 p. c., in 500-c. c. g. s. bottl es_ botts.

Ammonim

spiritus aromaticus, in

250-c.

c.

bot-

ties . _.__. _._.__.__-__.__..______._.____.

botts

Ammonii bromidum, in

2.50

gin. bottles__

_--__

botts_

Aminmonii carbonas, in

250-gni.

bottles___

.__- bottse

Ammonii chloridi

trochisci

(100

in

bottle)_

__--

otts.!

Ammonlii chloridum,

in 250-gin.

bottles_______I)otts_

Aniyl nitris

(5-drop pearls),

12 in box -__-____boxees

Antimonii et potassii tartras, in 25 gin. bottles botts_

Antipyriuum, in 125-gm. bottles___-__--_____-botts_

Antitoxin

of diphtheria*

.. __

.

..

_____-.

l.Itts_

Apomorplinte hydrochloras, 6-mgm. hypoder- I

mic

tablets

. .......................... tubes_

Argentl nitras, in crystals, in 25-gin.

bottles.. - botts

Argenti nitras fusues, in 25-gm. bottles

-______. otts_

Asafcetida, in

25-gm. bottles

-b

u_.__--

-______-

tts_

Aspidii

oleoresina, in 60-c. c. bottles ._. _ .____

ottls

Atropinll

sulphas,

0.65-mgm.

hypodermic tab-

lets -_.__._________-

-___._...tubes

Atropina)

sulphas,

0.13-mgm.

ophltliilmic

discs

(50

in

box)

-.. ..

___-....._.

.. _ _ -__._ boxes.

Belladonmi enipltastrum, in 2-nieter tin

s .......

ins_!

lBelladonle

foliorum extractnm alcoholicum,

in 25-gm.

bottles _-_-bu.t___.

__. ____ ____

1xolts.

Bismulthi

sulbgallis, in 250-gin.

bottles

___

___.bltts_

Bismuthi

subnitras, in 600-gin. bottle

_____.........bots

Buchu

extractum fluidum,

in

500-c.

c.

bottls_.

butts_

Caffeinae citrata, in 25-gm.

bottles

__._-----.-

bAottsH

Camphora, in

5(X-gm.

bottles-.. _

_____bottb

s

Cannabis

indice

tinctura, 0.06-c. c. tablets

(x100

in

bottle) but___te--__.___-__-__-___

--bottts

Cantharidis

emplastrum,

in

1-meter tils -______

ins .

('antharidis tinctura,

in

100-c.

c.

bottles

..

botts

Capsici tinctura,

in

100-c. c. bottles --

___

__.--

botts

1

I

2

i

21

4

1

1 2Y

2 3:

1 I;

2 2

2 2

21 2

1 1

20 20

1

1

2 3

10 16

2 2

1 1

2 3

1

1

2:i

3

I

2

1 1

2!

31

2

2

2

3j

1

1

1

]

1

I

1

1

1

i!

Ii

2

1

I1

1

I

1

2

l

1

ii

30

i

30

2

2

4

6

24 30

3i

3

212

4 5

2

2

4 5

:3

4

1

E 2

" 2

4

6

4

5

4 5

1

2

1

1

I2

2

2

1

3

1

I

1.

2

2

2

1

I

2

2

2

2

4

2

2

2

2

2i

2

2,

3

4

6

4

2

40

3

8

:6

4

3

6

3

6

5

2

3

8

6

4

6

2

3

2

12

2

3

3,

5;

31

2'

2;

4,

2

2'

.2,

*To be

purchased

by the surgeon

in

amnount

sufficient for immediiate use, if

obtainable in

vicinity.

If

not,

telegraphic

request t b

chief

surgeon should be made.

Special report of necessity

to

be made

at once

by mail.

21205-11

Articles.

4

3

3

4

6

4

2

40

3

10

:36

4

3

6

3

8

6

2

3

10

8

4

1

6

2

3

2

1

2

2

3

3

6

3

3

2

4

2

2

2

2

I


80/141

82 MANUAL FOR

THE

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

SUPPLY

TABLLE-Continued.

Allowance

for

posts

having

Articles. official

population

of-

100 200 1400

600 800 1,000


Capsicum, 32-mgm. tablets (150 in bottle), for

field

use

only_

__---_--_ __----_--_--

.

botts

1 1 2 2 3 3

Cera flava,

in

250-gm. cakes---___

._________

_cakes_ 1 1 1 2 2 2

Ceratum

resinie, in 250-gm. jars -___________-jars_ 1 1 1 2 2 2

Cerii

oxalas, in

25-gm.

bottles

____________

_botts_

1

1 1

2

2 2

Chloral,

in 50-gm. g. s. bottles_ __-____________botts 2 2 3 3 4 4

Chloroformutm, in

100-gm.

g. s. bottles _______botts 12 12 24 24 36 36

Chrysarobinum, in 25-gin.

bottles

_..-

___ _botts_

1 1

1

1 1

1

Cinchona

tinctura

composita,

in

500-c. c.

bottles_botts_

4

6 8

10

12

12

Cocainme

hydrochloras, in

5-gm.

bottles

___- __-.botte

2

2 4

4

6 6

Cocaines

hydrochloras, in 10-mgm.

hypoder-

mic

tablets

_-_-___.

_

._.__________-_____-

tubes_ 1 1

2 2 3 3

Codeina,

in

50-gm.

bottles

--

_____-________--- botts

1

1 1 2

2 2

Colchiui seminis

extractum

fluidum, in 50-c. c.

bottles .------.---.--.-----------------botts 2 2 3 3 4 4

Collodium, in 25-c. c.

bottles

--_____--______--

botts 2

4 6

8 10

10

Coniine, bromohydras,

0.65-mgm.

hypodermic

tablets

_--------------------.--- -

_

tubes I 1 2

2 3

3

Copaiba,

in

500-gm.

bottles--_-_--_-________- botts_ 2 3 4 5 5 6

Copaibes pilulle

comp.

or

tablets

(100

in bottle) botts_

4 6 8

10 12 14

Creosotum,

in 50-gin.

g. s. bottles

_-____- ___

botts

2 2f 4 4 6 6

Creta presparata,

in 250-gm.

bottles -__-____ botts

1 1s

2 2 3

3

Cupriarsenis, 0.325-mgm. tablets(200in bottle).botts_

1

1

1

2

2

2

Cuprisulphas, in 50-gin. bottles ________-.- ___ botts_ 1 1 1 1 1 1

Digitalinomt, I-mgm, hypodermic tablets-_ tubes

1 1 2

. 2 3 3

Digitalis tinctura, in 125-c.

c.

bottles ______

bot

2 2 3 3 4 4

Digitalis

tinctura,

0.3-c.

c. tablets(200 in

bottle)

botts

2

3 4 6

6

8

Emplastrum

(ferri)

porous,

in boxes of

24 _____boxes-

1

1 2 2 3 3

Ergotm extractumn fluidum,

in

250-c. c. bottles_

botts_ 1

2 4 5 6

Ergotinum,

130-mgm.

tablets (200

in bottle)__botts 2

21 3

3

4 4

Eucalyptol,

in

50-c. c. bottles -

__.---

____ botts 2

2

3 3

4

4

Ferri chloridi tinctura,

in

500-c.

c.

g. s. bottles__botts

1

2

3 4 5 6

Ferri

et potassil tartras,

in 250-gm.

bottles

__--

botts. 1

1 1

2 2 2

Ferri

et

quinines

citras

solabilis,

in

100-gm.

bottles _-_-_-______o_---__________ _ tts_

1 2

3 4 5 6

Ferri

iodidi

syrupus,

in

200-c.

c.

bottles___-_____botts

1 1

2

21

3

3

Ferri

pilules

composites

(200 in

bottle)

__-______botts_ 1 2 3 4 5 6

Ferri pyrophosphas solubilis, in 100.gm.

bottlesbotts_

1 1

2 2 2

Ferri sulphas exsiccatus, in

100-gm.

bottles

____botts_

1 1

1 2 2

2

Ferrum

redactum,

in 25-gm.bottles

-________b

tts_ 1 1 1 2 2 2

Gentiane tinctura

composita, in

500-c.

c.

bottles_botts_

2

3 4 5

6 7

Glycerinum,

in

500-c. c.

bottles

-___ ___ _ botts_.

6 | 8

1

12

14

16

Glycyrrhize,

extractum

purum (pulvis),

in 250-

gm.

bottles __-

__.. __.________-_-.__-

botts_ 2 3 4 6 8

10

Glycyrrhizfe mistura composita,

tablets (400

in

bottle)_ ____-______-_____-____ __ _botts 2 3 4 5 6 7

Glycyrrhize, pulvis compositus,

in 250-gm.

bot-

tles

-___

-_______ __________________ botts_

1 1 2 2 3 3

Guaiacolis

carbonas,

in

250-gm. bottles ---__ bottsf

1

1 2 2 3 3

Hamamelidis

extractum

fluidum, in 250-c. c.

bottles

_______.__--____._- - __________

botts.

2 2

3

3

4

4

Hydrargyri chloridum corrosivum,

in

100-gm.

bottles_ _---__--_------.--.------

tts.. 1

1

1

Hydrargyri

cbloridum

maite,

in

lg.g

m .

bottles-botts-

1

1

2

2

3

1 3


81/141

MANUAL

FOR

THE

MEDICAL

DEPARTMENT.

88

SUPPLY

TABLE-Continued.

Allowance

for

posts

having

official

population

of-

Articles.

100

200

400

600

800

1,000


Hydrargyri

chloridum

mite

cum

sodli

bicarb.,

tablets

(200

in bottle)

__-----_-------------

botts_

2

3

4

5

6

8

Ilydrargyri

iodidum

flavum,

10-mgm.

tablets

(200

in

bottle)__.._

-------------------------

botts

2

3

4

5

6

8

Hydrargyri

massa,

in

100-gm.

jars

--

--

jars

1 1

2

2

3

3

Hydrargyri

massa,

324-mgm.

tablets

(125

in

bottle)

for

field

use

only)

.-

--

-

botts.

1 I

2

21

3

3

Hydrargyri

nitratis

unguentum,

in

50-gm.jars_jars

1

1

1

1

1

Hydrargyri oleatum,

10

per

cent,

in

500-gm.

w.

m. bottles-

--------

----

.

botts..

1

1

2

2

2

2

Hydrargyri

oxidumn

flavum,

in

25-gmi.

bottles__botts

I

1

1

1

1

1

Hydrargyri

unguentnm,

in 500-gin.

jars

-

_jars

1 I

I

2

2

Hlydrargyrum

clin

creta,

in

100-gm.

bottles

___botts

2

2

3

3

HIydrastisextractin

fluidum,

in

250-c.

c.

bottles

botts_

1

1

1

2

2

2

Hydrogenii

dioxidi

aqua*

__-_-

___---

boxes_

1

I

1

2

2

1

2

Hyoscinm

hlydrobromas,

0.65-mgnm.

hypodermic

tablets

___....___.tu_.._....__..

.tubes_

1

1

1

1

1

1

ly

oscyami

extractum

alcoholicuin,

in

25-gim.

w.

m.

bottles....._______.....------------

botts_

1

1

1 2

2

2

Ilyoscyami

pilulvo

composithe

(200

in

bottle)___

.

botts_

1

1

2

2

;

3

Ichthyolum,

in

25-gn.

bottles

_

_---------

botts_

1

2

3

3 4

4

Iodoformum,

in 100-gm.

bottles

__.--------

-

botts_

2

3

4

6

8

10

Iodum,

ill 50-gm. g.

s.

bottles

...-----------

otts

1

2

3

4 5

6

Ipecacuanha,

65

mgm.

tablets

(200

in

bottle),

for

field

use

only

------..---------------.

_botts_

1

1

2

2

2

Ipecacuanha

(pulvis),

in 100-gm.

bottles

____

botts

1

1

1

2

2

2

Ipecacuantle

et

opii

pulvis,

in

250-gm.

bottles__botts

1

1

1

2

2

2

Ipecacullanhe

et

opii

pulvis,

324-mgm.

tablets

(200

n bottle)

------------------

-botts_

1

1

2

2

3

3

Ipecaluanlue

extractum

fluidunm,

in

250-c.

c.

Iottles

-..

_--------

---------------

botts_

1

1

2

2

3

3

Linimentum

rubefaciens,

tablets

(50

in bottle),

for

fiel

ulse

only

___------------------

-..

botts

2

2

3

3

4

4

Linumn,

in

2-kilo.

tins-

_---__-----------------

tins_

1

1

1

2

2

2

Linum

(pul

vis),

in

4-kilo.

tins

--------------

tins.!

4

6

8

10

12

14

Lithii

carbonas,

in

25-gm.

bottles_

_-- ------

botts_

I

1

1

2

2

2

Lvcopodiunm,

in 5s-gm.

bottles

-

.----------

botts

1

2

3

4 5

6

Mlagnesii

carbonas,

in

100-gin.

papers--

papers-

i

4

6

8

10

12

12

Magnesii

sulphas,

in

4-kilo.

tins

-title

1

2

3

4

5

6

Menthol,

in

50-gm.

bottles__

--------------

botts_

1

1

2 2

3

3

Molplhillne

siulphas,

in

10-gm.

bottles

botts_!

2

4

6

8

10

12

Morpllille

slphas,

8-mgmi.

hpodermic

tablets-tubes_

5

10

15

20

25

1 30

Morpllinse

sulphas,

8-mgm.

tablets

(100

in

l,ot-

tle)

-.

b_________-..

.u.--...-------

hotts_

2

4

G

810

12

Myrrble

tilctura,

in

250-c.

c. bottles

-___

-

botts-

1

1

1

2

2

2

Nitroglycerinum,

0.65-mgm.

hypodermic

tab-

lets _.-___tube______s.-----____---

-

1

1 2

j2

3

3

Nucis

1-omice

extractum,

in 25-gm.

bottles

-__

botts!

1

1

2

2

3

3

Oleum

caryophylli,

in

2.5-c.

c.

bottles

.-----

botts

1

1

1

1

1

1

Olenim

gaultberia,

in

100-c.

c.

bottles

____--

botts

I

2 2

3

3

Oleuim

gossypii

semiiiis,

in

-liter

bottles

--_--

botts

12 24

36

48

60

72

Oleum

menthre

piperitae,

in

100-c.

c.bottles---botts-

1

1

2

2

3

3

*

Each

box

contains

all

materials

necessary

to

make

three

liters

of

a three

per

cent

or

ten volumes

solution,


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having

A

official population

of-

Articles.

100 200 400 1600

800

1,00)


Oleum morrhune, in

500-c.

c.

bottles

-...

_ hbotts_ 6 8 10

12 14 16

()lenil ricini,

in

l-liter

bottles .---.

--- __. botts 6 10 15

20

25 30

Oleumnsantali,

in 100-c. c. bottles

_-_--

-- botts

1 1

2

2 3

3

Olllm,

terebinthinbe,

in 1-liter

bottles

......____botts

2 4

6 8

10

12

Oleumn theobromatis,

in

250-gm. tins

_. ._....

tins

1 1

2

2 3

3

Oleum tiglii, in 25-c. c.

bottles_

__-_- __-tts. 1

I

1 1 1 I 1

Olelin tiglii, 0.0O6-c. c. tablets (100 in bottle),

forfield use only __--..---

.-------

--botts I

1

2

2

2

Opii pilukle

(or

tablets),

65-mgm.

(200inbottle).botts_

1

21

3

14

5

Opii

tiuctura, in 5K)-c. c. bottles

.---

__

_

tts

_ 2ots

2

3 4 5

6

Opii

tinctura

camphorata, in

600-c.

c.

bottles___

botts 4

8

12 16 20

24

Opli

tinctura

camiphorata, 0.4-c. c.

tablets (200

in

bottle) ___ _____

__

__botts I 2 3

4

5

6

Opium

(pulvis),

in

100-gm. bottles __________botts

I I 1

2

2

2

Pepsinuml, in 50-gim.

bottles

.________. butts 2b 3

4 6

8 10

Petrolatum

liquidum, in

50W)-gm.

bottles -..

___ btts 1 2

3 4 5

6

Petrolatum spissum, 4s.8 C., in 500-gm. tins_ _tins

4

G 8

12 16 20

Phenacetinum,

in 125-gim. bottles _ ._

-_ botts_ 2

2

4 4 6 6

Physostigmatis tinctura,

0.06-c.

c. tablets (100

in bottle)

_

.... .

....

.botts

I

1

i

1

Physostigminve sulphas, 1-mgm. hypodermic

tablets

____

--- .__-...____..._tubes

1 1 1 1

I

Physostigminm sulphas,

0.

03:25-mgn.

oph

thaaln ic

I

discs

(50 in box)

- --._____x..!__-_-... _ box 1 II 2 2

Pilocarpi extractum fluidum,in250-c.c. bottles botts

I

1

2

2 3 3

Pilulie cAmpborte et

opii (or

tablets), (200 in

bottle) .------

-- -----___

___-

_ botts

2 : 4 5 6 7

PilNlse

carllinativa (200 in bottle)

_-_..

__

_botts 2

3

4 5 6

7

Pilule catharticte

compositre

(or

tablets),

(200

in bottle) ------

-----.

_---_----------.-

botts_

3 4

6 8

10

12

Phlmbt acetas, in

250-gm. bottles

__.-_______.botts_ 1 1

2

3 3

Plimbi acetas, 130-ligm. tablets

(110

in

bottle),

for

field use

only

-.----... .- -.... --botts._ 1 1 1 2 2 2

Podoplbylli

resina, in 25.gm.

bottles_

_. btbots_

1

1 1

2

2 2

Podoplylli

resila,

16-mngm. tablets (100 in bot-

tle),

for

field

use

only-

.-....

_.___.__ botts

I 1 1 I

2

2

I

2

Potissa, in 25-gin.

bottles

-- ___.-_ __-.. - .botts 2 2 2 4

4

4

Potassii

acetas,in 500-gm. bottles -_____--__ bolts

. 1 2

2 3

3

Potassii arsenitis

liquor, in

250-c.c.

bottles_ ....__botts

I

I

2 2 3

Potassii bicarbonas, in 500-gm. bottles

__- __botts I I 2

2

: 3

Potassii

broinidumn, in

500-gm. bottles __ ..ott_

1

2.

:3

4 5 6

Potassii

chloras,

in

500-gin.

bottles

- _ ......botts_

2

3

4 5

6 7

Potassii chloras, 324-mgm. tablets(200 in bottle),

for field use oily ---______ ___ __- ___ .otts 2 3 4 5 6 7

Potabsii et sodii tartras (pulvis), in 500-gm.

bottles _----__----__----

boutts_

4

6 8

10 12

14

Potassli

iodidum, in 500-gm. bottles - .-

botts

1 2 3 !4

5

6

Potassli

1odidunm,

324-mgm.

tablets (200

in bot-

tie',

for field use only

-...-.

__-__

__..

.. .olts

1 1

1 2 2 2

Potassii permanganas,

in

50-gm.

bottles

-_

_- _botts_ 1 1

2 2

i

3

3

Pruni virginiaune

extractuin

fluidumn, in 500-c.

c. bottles

-_.---..... . ..----..-- ----- ..

boutts

1 I

1

2 2

Quininme hydrochloras,

32-nigm.

hypodermic I I

tablets ................................ tubes,

2

2

3 3

4


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Al


Quininae sulphas,

in 25-gm.

bottles

__________-botts_

12

Quininae sulphas,

200-mgm. tablets

(500

in

bottle)__

. ..

.

.. .

_.______.__________:_

__

botts_

4

Rbamni purshianlve

extractum

fluidum,

in

500-

c. c. bottles

-----------------------------

botts 1

Rhei

extractuln

fluidum, in

250-c.

c. bottles -_-botts

1

Rheum (pulvis),

in

50-gin.

bottles

-_____-__---

botts 1

Saccliarum

lactis (pulvis),

il

100-gin. bottles

__botts_

1

Salol,

324-mgm.

tablets

(125

in

bottle)

_____---

o

tts

2

Salophen,

in 50-gm.

bottles

.-.

___.._

_bott

1

Santoninunm,

32-mgm. tablets (50

in bottle)__

Ibott_

1

Scillie syrupus,

in

600-c. c.

bottles__

.

__..___.

botts-_

4

Sinapis emplastrnm,

in

4-meter

tins

--

__--__- tins.'

1

Sinapis

nigra

(pulvis),

in

500-gm.

tins

-____.

..

ins_

4

Sodii bicarbonas,

in 500-gm.

bottles

__

____.__.

botts

4

Sodii

bicarbonas,

324-mgm.

tablets

(200

in

bot-

tle),

for field

use only---..-------------

_-

-botts

1

Sodii bicarb.

et menthwe

pip. (tablets),

(250

in

bottle)

o_-_-__-____l____-_-_____-___.___-...)bot

ots

1

Sodii boras

(pulvis), in

500-gm.

bottles..________

botts

1

Sodii

bromidum,

in

20-gm.in.

bottles_

___-__.

..

otts_

I

Sodii hyposulphis,

in

250-gm.

bottles

-

b___-.._botts_'

1

Sodii

pitosphas,

in

100-gin.

bottles

-.

______

.-

bottsl

I

Sodii

salicylas,

in 50(0 gin. bottles

.. ._______-- botts

2

Sodii salieylas

324-mgm.

tallets

(2(() in

bottle)-botts

2

Strophauthi

tinctura,

in

1(X)-c.

c.

bottles

_____ botts

1

Strycniinlo

sulphas,

1-mgm.

tablets

(5(K) in

bottle)__

____.______

__

........

botts

! 2

Sulphonal,

324-mngm.i

tablets

(200 ill

bottle)

-

botts-

2

Sulphur lhtunm,

in 250-gin.

bottles

..-.

.___

-.

boutts

1

Terebenuin,

in

250-c.

c.

bottles _______.-___-- _botts8

1

Thymol,

in

25-gm.

bottles

...-- _._

-----.---

botts

I

Tolutanum

balsammmn,

in

250-gm.

tins --- _.

tins

1

Valeriane

extractul

flunidum,

in 250-c.c.

bottles

botts

1

Veratri

viridis tinctura,

in 100-c.

c. bottles

_-._..botts_-

1

Zinci

oxidlum,

in

250-gm.

bottles ....

_.

l.tts.

1

Zinci

suilphas,

in 5)00-gm.

bottles

_

...

_.botts

l 1

Zinci

sniplias,

324-mgm.

tablets

(100

in

bottle),

for field use onlly

________

______- _- __

..-botts. 1

Zingiberis

extractum

fluidum,

in 2

5

0-c.c.

bottles

botts_

2

202.

Antiseptics

and

Disinfectants.

Acid, carbolic,

crude,

in

1-kilo.

bottles

_.____--bottsi

10

Antiseptic

tablets (200

illnbottle)

-_-

__---.--

l.:bottsi

2

Iron

sulphate, commercial,

in 10-kilo.

boxes

-boxes-

6

Lime, chloride,

in

500-gin.

w.

m. bottles_

.._.... botts.

10

Mercury,

corrosive

chloride,

in 500-gmn. bottles bIotts-

1

Soda, chlorinated

solution(6

per

cent

available

chlorinel),

in

I-liter

bottles

b_________-___-

otts

I

Sulphur,

in

roll _________.____________--___---kilos_

10

Tricresol,*

in

1-kilo

bottles

.--.-----

_-_____ botts

2

lowance

for

posts

having

official

population

of-

200

400

600

800

1,000

18

24

32

48

60

6 8 10 12- 14

1

2

2 3

3

1, 1

2

2 2

1

2 2 3 3

1 2 2

3

3

3 4.

5

6

6

1

2

2 3

3

1 1 2 2] 2

8 12

16 20

1

24

2

3 4 5I

6

6

8

10 12

i

14

6 8 10 12 14

1

1 2 2

2

2 3

4

5 6

2 3 3 4 4

I1I

2 2

3 3

1 2 21 3

3

1 2

2 3

3

3 4

5

6 7

31 (

I

1 2

2 2

213 3

4 4

2i 4

4 6

6

1 1

2

2

2

1

2 2

3:

3

II 1 2

2 2

1

2

2

3 3

1

1

2 2 2

,1

1

1

I 1

I 1

2 2

2

1 1

;

2

2

1 1 22

2

2

3, 4 5 6

15

20 25 30 35

2

I 3 4 4

10

20 30)

40

60

15 20

25 30

3.

2 3 4 5 6

1

1'2

2

2

15

2)

265

30 35

3 6 61 7 8

*

Tricresol

will

be issued in limu

of crude

carbolic

uA:id

f desired.


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203.

Hospital Stores.

Beef extract, in

100-gm. tins or

jars -----------.

Brandy,

in 1-liter

bottles __-__________________

Soap, castile or

its

equivalent _____---------

-__

Soap,

common_---___________---..------.------

Sugar, white,

in

6-kilo

tins________--------

_.

Whlskv.

in l-liter bottle .. ______ ___

Allowance

for posts having

official

population

of-

100 200

4001 600 800 1,000

.tins 10 15

20

25 30 36

botts 2

4

6

8

10

12

kilos_ 2 3 4

5

6

7

kilos_ 5 8

10 12

14 16

tins_

1 2 3 4

5

6

botts_ 6 8 12 16 20 24

204.

Microscopical

Accessories.

Agar-agar, in

600-gm.

packages

______1__---

pkg

s_-

1

1

Alcohol, absolute,

in

250-c.

c. g. s. bottles

-__bottsl

2 2

Aniline

oil, in

125-c.

c. bottles

__-___.----_-_-

botts 1

1

Balsam bottle ------

______---- __-_____-----

__

no_ 1

1

Bismarck

brown,

in

4-gm.

bottles--________

_boetts_

1 1

Canada balsam, in 30-c. c. bottles--________ _.botts

1

1

Carmine,

in 15-g. m.

bottles

__--____----- ___

botts_

1 1

Eosin, in 15-gm.

bottles __--___

____

_------

botts_

1 1

Fuchsin,

in

15-gm.

bottles ___________-___

botts_

1 1

Gelatin,

in

60-gm.

packages -

-___________._pkgs0 10

Gentian

violet, in 15-gm.

bottles -____-.--

_ botts_ 1

1

Glass covers, 16

or

19

mm. square

_--_____.. __gms 30

30

Glass slides,

25 x

75

mmn

________-____-___-.-

_ doz 4

4

Hfematoxylon,

in 8-gm. bottles-_________- _.

botts_

1j 1

Methylene blue, in

15-gm.

bottles

_._----

__-

botts_

1

1

Oil

of

cedar, in

30-c.

c.

bottles

.-- __ _________

botts

I 1

Peptone,

in 250-gm.

w.

m. bottles -____-_______botts

1

1

Paraffin,

in 250-gm.

cakes- -_______------.

cakes

1 1

Xylenum, in 250-c.

c. bottles

______._-,_____.botts-

1 1

205.

Stationery.

Baskets,

letter

______________ .____.___-..__----_no_

2

2

Baskets, waste-paper________

____________________no

2

2

Blank

books,

cap,

4-quire

_______-_____-___._____no

4

4

Blank books, 8-mo.,

4-quire

..

______________

_o

2

2

Blotters, hand

--- n_.___--

__________----____.

2

2

Cups,

rponge

._-___----

______--______-_----.

no 2 2

Elastic

bands, assorted

-____

-

-____

______

_.-gross_

2

2

Envelopes,

official,

large_- -________

____

___-no

100 100

1

Envelopes,

official, letter

_

-_.-___________._.

o !400

400

Envelopes,

official, note

-_-_-_----------_____-.-

no 100

100 1

Erasers,

steel

_.......__.._..___..._..__._____no

2 2

India

rubber----.

__-___-_________

___ _ pieces_; 2 2

Ink,

writing, in 1-liter bottles

_-_-_u__t__-

- botts 2

2

Ink,

carmine,

in 30-c.

c. bottles

___-

__-_-___. botts 2

2

Inkstands-no___-_______-_____________..__ ....... n 3 3

Mucilage

_ -_____-_____-_________________-.

botts_ 2 3

Pads,

prescription

-__________________________._

o_

18 24

Pads, letter

_______-

______._________________no.

6

8

Paper,

blotting ---__________._________________qrs 1

1

Paper

cutters

_-__..________________________-_no

2

2

Paper

fasteners

___..__ _____ _________ _____boxes_ 1 1

I'lper weig4hts ___.._______ ... .__.___.____no- 2 2

Paper,

writinu,

lIeal cap ------

_________--__- qrs

6 6

Paper.

writing,

letter_

_______

_..._--__. __.

_qrs_

16

16

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

10

1

30

2

4

2

1

1

2

1

1

1

20

1

30

i a

1

1

I I1

1'

1

1 2

2 2

2

2

4 6

3

3

2 2

2 2

23

00

50

1

oo00

00

4

00 150

2 2

3

3

3

3'

3 3

3

4

415

36 :16

10 12

1 2

2

2

1 1

2 2

8 8

18 18

2

4

2

1

1

2

1

1

1

20

1

30

8

1I

1

1

2

1

2

2

2

6

4

21

2

3

150

100

200oo

2

4

4

4

4

6

48

14

2

2

1

2

10

24

2

4

2

1

1

2

1

1

1

20

1

30

8

1

1

1

2

2

6

4

2

2

4

150

600

200

2

4

4

4

4

7

48

16

2

2

1

2

10

24


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official

population

of-

Articles.

100 200 1400

600

800

1,000

Sfationery-Continued.

Paper,

writing,

letter,

typewriter

___-__-_____

.

rs-

12

16

18

20

24

24

Paper,

writing,

note

_---------

_______---_-qrs

6

6

6

12

12

.12

Pencils,

lead

--

_----------------------__

_______no_

18

18

24

24

36

36

Penholders

-____--___--____no..

8

8

10

10

12

12

Penracks

--------------------------------------.

3

3

3

3

3

3

Pens,

steel*

_-__...............______.

_

.no_

96

96

144

144

192

192

Ribbons,

copying,

for

typewriter,

as

required

t --

no

--

----------

Ribbons,

record,

for

typewriter,

as

required

t_....no

---

------

Rulers

..----- 2---------2----..----------------.no-

2

2

2

2

Stamp,

penalty,

rubber

---

1------------------------no-

1

I

1

1

Typeriter__-------------------

---------------

no_

1

1

1

1

1

206.

Surgical

Instruments,

Appliances,

and

Dressings.

Apparatus,

compressed

air

-----------------

no

1

1

1

1

I

1

Appat

atus,

electric

.

.. .

_.__._._._no.

1

1

1

1

1

Apprrutus,

restraint

o____-___-

_______________no

1

1

1

1

1

Apparanls,

steam

sterilizing

..

1--------------------no

1

1

1

1

'

Atomi.zers,

hand

.____--------------

--------

O-

2.

2

3

3

4

4

Bags,

rubber,

hot-water

__---------

______no

1

1

1

2

2

Bags,

rubber,

ice,for

head

.-

............

o

1

I

1

2

2

2

Bandages,

roller,

assorted,

in

boxes

of

8

dozen

boxes-

3

4

i

7

9

12

Bandages,

rubber (Martin's),

4

meters by

63

mm

no.

1

1

1

2

2

2

Bandages,

suspensory_

.

........

no.

4

6 8

10

12

1(

Bandage

iwindler

__.--

.-----------------------

no

1

I

1

1

1

1

aougies,

flexible,

as

required

------------------

-

..

o

-

-

-

-

--

BPoxes,

fratre,

oldig

-

--------

0

__1

1o

1

2

2

2

Brsh

holders

for

larynx

------------------------

no

I

I

2

2

2

Case,

aspirating

....

-

-_-_

_____

.__-_______n-

1

1

1

I

1

1

Case.

capital

operating_

__

________

__________

1

1

1

1

1

1

Case,

dentl,

small

__---

----------------

1

1

1

1

1

1

(Ose,

emergenef?

..

____...-------------------

__1

.

2

2

3

3

ase,

eyle

aid

ea__

.

.

....................

.

1

.

1

1

Ure,

riehl

operatinf

_.

.

.

.

...........

.1

11.11

1

Case,

forceps,

hermostatic,

12

in

set

---

-----------

1

1

Ca(se,

genito-nrethtral

_..__._.__.__._..__

_no

I

1

1

11

1

1

Case,

genito-urinar l

___.n----------------_______no_ I 1

1

Case,

lslinor

operating

-___.-------------------

1no

I 1

1

1

I

1

Case,

obstetricld

and

gynecological

----------------

no

I

1

1

1

1

COase,

pocket

--

n-____._--

__

no------------------_

1

2

2

2

3

Crse,

post-mnortemr

---------

______.

__

no

1

1

1

1

1

1

(use,

stomach

pilmp

_____------------___

no1

I

1

1

1

asre,

tooth-extracting

--------------------------

no

1

11

1

1

Case,

trial

lenses

_ __ _

1

1___

________

1

(itheter

box

_-----------------

___-

oI

I

|

I

I

1

1

1

Catheters,

lexible,

as

required

---_---------

no

-..

-

-

-

-

Cotton,

absorbent

-.

.

.....

kilos

2

3

3

4

4

Cotton,

styptic,

in

30-gm.

packages

-----------

pkgs-l

I

I

I

1

2

2

Cottor

bats

---

-

-

---

----

--

-

-

- -kilos-

2

3

4

6

8

9

*

Falcon,

stub,

large

fine,

anml

small

fine

will

be

issued

as

required.

Issued

on

request

to

Surgeon

General

by

information

slip.

Sulphuric

acid,

sulphate

of

copper,

and

bichromate

of

potash

in

50)-gram

bottles,

and

metallic

merchtry

in

126-gram

bottles,

will

be

issued

as

required

for

battery

use.


86/141

88

MANUAL

FOR

THE

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

SUPPLY

TABLE-Continued.

Allowance

for

poets

having

official

population of-

Articles,

100 200 400

600 800

1,000

Surgical

Instruments,

Appliances,

and

Dressings-Continued.

OCrettes,

as required

---------------------------

no

--

------

First-aid

packets

_______-____._____________-___-

no_

12

18

24

36

48

60

Forceps,

neredle-______o___-________________-

__

no_

1

1

1

1

1

1

Gauze,

plain ___ _

-__________

______

_- meters_;

40

60 80 120

160

200

Inflator,

Politzer's

.o______________-

1

1

1 1

1

1

Inhaler and

vaporizer

_____________-___-_______

1

1

1

1

1

1

Inhaler,

ether-___________________________________no_

1

1

1

1

1

1

Lavage ltbea

___s____

__-_-_______-_____-

-

__ _no_

1 1

1

2

2

Ligatures,

catgut,

sterilized,

in

alcohol,

3

sizes,

1 meter

each, in

bottles

_._._._.__.___.botts

2

2 3

3 4

5

Ligature

silk

__-___.......g__________.____

gins_s

15

15

30

30

45

45

Ligatnre,

silkworm gut

__. -

--____________

coils-.

1 1

2

2 3

3

Muslin,

unbleached_

______________________mneters

5

5

10 10

15 15

Needles,

common,

assorted

.

.....

_

________

papers

1

1

1 2

2

2

Needles,

surgical,

assorted,

as

required

..

_______no

Needles,

surgical

(Hlagedorn's),

20

in set

-__-__-

ets- 1

1

1 1

1

1

Oakum

or

its equlivalent

-- ___________-____--kilos

5

8

10

12

15

20

Paper,

dressing, oiled,

in 24-meter

rolls

_____rolls

1

1

2

3

4 5

Pins,

assorted

_-_.. ._____ __-

-__

papers

4

6

8 10 12

15

Pins,

safety,

3

sizes

___-_-__

.. .

___

___....._ozen_

3

6

6 J

8

10

I'laster,

adhesive,

30cm.

wide,

in 5-meterrolls_meters

20

25

30

40 5)

60

Plaster, isinglass,

in

1-nmeter

rolls

._-..___.__meters_

2

4 4

6

6

Plaster

of

paris,

in

2-kilo

tins

_______

k

4

4_ilos610

12

14

Pouc'hes,

hospital

corps, as

required

._____-______-

o

!_

.

__

_ _ _

_

P'oches,

orderly

-_-__-__-____-____-_________-

no_

1

1

1

1 2

2.

Probangs

__-..-____o.__.__-____________

_-__no_

4 4

6

6 10 10

Rubber

sheeting

-..______.___________.meters_

4

4

6

6 8

8

e'arficalor

-n-_..--______..________-

______..

o_

1

1

1

Silk,

gray,

for shades

_-_.-

-_______________-meters

4

4

.1

1

Silk,

oiled,

in

5-meter

rolls ____

___

.

........eters

5

5 l0

10

15

15

Speculnlm,

retal

-no__._

......

__

______-__-.no_

1 1

1

1

1

I

Splints,

felt

for -------

________-

_____

_...

pieces_

4 6

8

8 10

10

,Spole

hollersfr

throat

__________________

no_

1

1

1

2

2

2

Sponges,

chloroform

-_..

___o___________-no_

1

1

2 2

2

Sponges,

slmall,

in

strings

of

50_

__-_________

.no_

50

50

50

100

100

100

Sprirwkhes,

iolqfovm,

h.

r

-________

no 1

1

I 2

2

2

S rgical

pumtp

-- -------------------

no_

1

1 1

1

1

Syringes,

hlpodermic

--------

___

_-__.__.___..no_

1

1

1

2 2

3

Syriyges, rubber,

self-iqjecling,

bulb

_-.___,__

_--

no_

4

4 4

6 6

6

Syrit ges,

rubber,

selj'inijecting,

fountain

__-_

n___

o

2

2

2

3

3

3

Tape,

cotton

..

_

._.----__-.__.______.pieces2_

2

3

3

4

5

Tents,

laminaria

or

tupelo

-________-.______--

-_no

6 6

12

12

18

18

Tl'herno-eautery

(Panqulia's)*

_-__________________no.

1

I

1

I

1

T2'ermroleters,

clinical

___________________

_no

2

2

2

3

3

4

Thread, cotton,

assorted

..-...

.

spools.

2

2

3 3

Thread,

linen,

unbleached

--

---

g-s

30

30 30

60

60

60

Tonue

depressols

no

|

I..

1 j

1

2 2

2

Tot'niquet

and

banldag,,,

rdbber

-_-.

__-.n___

_o-

1

1

1

1

1

1

lburtiquets,field-

_--_.___-__-______-

_______--

-no

4

8

16

24

32

40

Trusses,

single

-________________ ______-

.no_

2

3

4

6

6

8

Trusses,

double

__n..

_____ ________n

I

1-

1

2

2 2

Tubes, drainage,

Nos.

1,

2, and

3, of

each

--

meters I

1I

I

Wire,

suture,

silver,

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