How to feed children - a manual for mothers, nurses and physicians (1899) (14764578765)

Identifier: howtofeedchildre00hoga (find matches)
Title: How to feed children : a manual for mothers, nurses and physicians
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Hogan, Louise Eleanor Shimer, 1855-1929
Subjects: Children Diet Child Nutrition
Publisher: Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott Company
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons



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tchs directions in Pediatrics for the use of this apparatus are as fol-lows : The recjuisite amount of food for one feedingis poured into each of the tubes. They are stoppledwith cotton-wool, care being taken to have a reasonablytight stopple in and a dry neck to the tubes. Thetubes are then placed in the rack and lowered into thesterilizer, and the water in the sterilizer is adjusted tothe level of the milk in the tubes. Heat, by meansof a lamp or stove, is then applied to the sterilizer,which is watched, with the cover off, until the ther-mometer shows that the water-bath has reached a pointof 77.2° C. (171° F.). The lamp is removed as soonas this temperature is reached, the cover put in place,and the cozy over it. The thermometer should marka temperature of between 75° C. (167° F.) and 77.6°C. (170° F.) for thirty minutes, at the expiration ofwhich time the tubes are to be removed from the steril-izer and are to be kept in a cool place, preferably theice-chest, until needed.^
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INFANT FEEDING. 4=? The Freeman pasteurizer was designed very accu-rately for household convenience by Eowland Godtrey