The faeces of children and adults : their examination and diagnostic significance with indications for treatment / by P.J. Cammidge.

  • Cammidge, P. J. (Percy John), 1872-
Date:
1914
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Credit: The faeces of children and adults : their examination and diagnostic significance with indications for treatment / by P.J. Cammidge. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    lo a.m.—Dry toast with a little honey, jam, or marmalade, a glass of milk. 12 noon.—Glass of Vichy water. I p rn. White fish, lean cold meat, chicken, a baked potato with a little butter, a little stale bread or dry toast, cheese, a glass of water. 4 p.m.—A cup of tea without sugar, or a glass of milk, with a few rusks or a little dry toast and a small quantity of butter. 7 p.m.—Oysters, clear soup, white fish, lean meat or bird, vegetables (spinach, cauliflower, asparagus, Frenchbeans, tomatoes). Fruit cooked without sugar, jellies, dry toast, cheese, a glass of water or weak whisky and water, lo p.m.—Glass of Vichy water. AToie.-Large quantities of starchy or sweet foods must be avoided, and should always be taken in a finely-divided condition. A reason- able amount of fat may be taken, but fat meats, goose, duck, salmon, herrings, mackerel, and eels should be avoided. Drink at least four pints of liquid a day, but take fluids only at the end of a meal. DIET SCHEME IN SIMPLE JAUNDICE WITHOUT ASSOCIATED PANCREATIC INSUFFICIENCY. v.^o a.m.—Glass of Vichy water. - „ ^ , 8am —Toast or stale bread with a little butter, eggs soft-boiled or poached, not more than two or tlaree times a week; lean steak or chop, tripe. Fruit (apples, baked, raw, or stewed, oranges, grape-fruit), a cup of coffee with milk but no sugar. II a.m.—A glass of cold water. I pm—Raw oysters, white fish, lean cold meat or bird, a baked potato with a little butter, dry toast with a little butter a glass of water or buttermilk. 4 p.m.—A cup of weak tea with milk but no sugar, toast and a little butter. r i,- i 7 p.m.-Soup, fish, if not taken at lunch, lean mutton beef, chicken turkey or tongue. Vegetables (spinach, cauliflower, celery asparagus, tomatoes, lettuce, potatoes). Fruit. Milk puddings (rice, sago, tapioca). Glass of water or buttermilk. 9 p.m.—Glass of Vichy water. . DIET SCHEME IN JAUNDICE WITH PANCREATIC INSUFFICIENCY. a :-Srbo.,roi: e.gs t»„ or free ti.es a .eejj, baked potato with a little butter or boiled nee or well-