Puerperal Fever

The Nurse's Dictionary of Medical Terms and Nursing Treatment · 1909 · p. 18
A continued fever following labour, and due to contagion. Note the temperature and pulse every four hours. Give beef-tea, milk and egg, and champagne if ordered, every hour. Turpentine stupes or opium poultices to the abdomen will probably be needed. The vaginal douche must be given frequently. Watch for diarrhœa. Be extremely careful to use antiseptics freely.
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