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It ," REPORT iii APARTMENT OF ... 2 PANAMA CA ::" ;: ': . . CHAS. F. MASON, .. i. FOR THE 1 MONTH OF FEBRUAI at:C H AS. . : M ASO N .:: -... . , ' : ':" OF THE ..S . : : .. '.:' : : : Lieut. Colonel, Medical Corps, United ChB. :*.,, . : ** . : CeHMO lth Ofi FBlb Ih ';.!: 6:: :: ..:' : : ; .. : o : "' r '.: : ''' : ' /'*" L : : 'i . HEALTH NAL RY, 1915 States Army Canal Zone ~1 j! " ON L" ) : .' . . .*,:. ." ; : : ." x *. . '.:.. .; : .. : i'. .[, r.." ". * wtL.:.. :' F. .l7l : . S WASHINGTON * 191's :1 * i. S . .:. ".. : .. , r i ' 11 11l lt'IT,11 `% 47 4 ,,p l/r TI l T " I T 4 t t T * : **14 i - j ; . : , ..F7... . CONTENTS. Page. Letter or transmittal................ .... ............... ................... 5 General remarks....................... ....................... 5 Vital statistics: Health of employees.................................................... 5 Health of residents of Canal Zone ................- ........-............ 6 Health of residents of the city of Panama................................ 7 Health of residents of the city of.Colon................................. 7 Hospital division: Ancon Hospital..-................ .................................... 7 : 'Board of Health Laboratory........................................ 7 Farm for Disabled.................................................. 8 Insane Department................................................. 8 Chronic ward ...-................................................. 9 Colon Hospital......................................................... 9 Palo Seco Leper Asylum............................................... 9 Santo Tomas Hospital.......................................... ...... 9 istrict dispensaaries:------------------------ ---------- ---------9 District dispensaries ................................... ............e... 9 Sanifary division: Canal Zone.................... ........................................-... 10 Panama ............................ ....................... ---------------------------------10 Colon.................................................................. 12 Colon---------- ---------...... 12 Quarantine division: Panama........................-....................................... 12 Colon...... ........- ...................... ... ....................... -12 Statistical tables: Table I. Admissions, deaths, and noneffective rates- for employees; deaths of residents of Panama, Colon, and the Canal Zone... 13 "II. Deaths by age, color, and sex................................. 14 II. Deaths by nationality ........................................ 15 IV. Deaths of white Americans................................. 15 V. Causes of deaths of employees.................................. 16 VI. Causes of deaths of employees and civil population and places where chargeable...............;......................-...... 16 VII. Admissions and deaths in' the hospitals of the Panama Canal.. 20 VIII. Consolidated hospital report................................... 32 IX. Consolidated dispensary and admission report................. 34 X. Employees: Constantly sick and noneffective rates per 1,000... 36 XI. Employees: Days' treatment per admission, hospitals and quarters............ ........................................ 36 XII. Financial statement....... ....................... ........... 37 XIII. Ancon Hospital............................................... 38 XIV. Colon Hospital ............................................... 44 XV. Palo Seco Leper Asylum ..................................... 45 XVI. Santo Tomas Hospital ....................................... 45 XVII. Sanitary work done in Canal Zone, Panama, and Colon........ 48 XVIII. Quarantine tranaoons..... .....................-............ 50 XIX. Issues of quinine............................................ 51 ,XX. Personnel report ............................................. 52 (3) * .::. ... ." ., ;, "";. 0. K = . . .: = : /tt !tI IIt lIt : **... -. . Maj. Gen. GEORGE W. GOETHALS, I i:^ ' 1.15. LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL CHAS. F. MASON, Governor of the Panama Canal, SBalboa Heights, Canal Zone. Sra: I have the honor to submit the following report of the operations of the department of health for the month of February, 1915. Very respectfully, M. A, CHASE. F. MASON, Chief Health Officer. GENERAL REMARKS. One case of smallpox occurred on the steamship Panama, which arrived at Cristobal on February 3. The patient was taken sick on the 7th and removed from the ship on the 10th. The disease was contracted prior to his arrival on the Isthmus. No other cases have occurred. With this exception no cases of yellow fever, smaillpx, or plague have originated on or were brought to the Isthmus during the month. Instruction in regard to mosquito-borne diseases has been made a part of the course in the white public schools in the fifth, sixth, Seventh, and eighth grades; instruction is based upon a pamphlet on the subject prepared by Maj. Ashburn, general inspector, and issued by the health department, and is exciting a great deal of interest among the school children. The corresois made as prac- Stica\ as possible and the actual disease-carrying insects in their various stages are exhibited to the classes. VITAL STATISTICS. EMPLOYEES. The health of the employees remained good during the month. SThe number of names on the rolls for the preceding month was 34,266. The total number of admissions to hospitals and quarters was 840, a rate of 294.17 per thousand, as compared with 332.87 for the preceding month and 437.70 for the corresponding month of last year, (5) . I. ii ..J" ... . IN, T4 ,l J,, rp r ell, 4 w 4, T, I tits, 'j A -mJn r V I Ylp sp Ct otia rip, el, prece bi-g,, I r TT A.,yyp i b',-Jotav-4d W 4 -,, 7,, 17 -1h I Iq e 4,64 vk I - 01 -09;-W'101,11,,,t g lowe "1 0 Ab ra jll caysm ib-U A 'A T mporl D 11 D e't norvVMP By" p ll"C&Sea o Aise"e' im 11 SO- ulei a oias,, ever vNeIrle, Q'A or hoj- N 10 Ong oye `io of th6'c# tCo04 OT P" 0 eaihsblp' Line,- ,viHh: Iftis 0!80ase 4;4 0 al."- Th- sew viis,, not acOq 60 W-cre -nwa, R jala -a dmissin dwpg', uarYl e, 11914,ws,0.24 -EFFECT9, OF IRACR., The`"acunmsion, tAto', to h&pital an&&Ab*6 '-"em 0,1[3[ -4 -loy Cr'e ibq 3 lr24 'ej t 329,=, "&,,259jor lack, -eifi]lqyees -pq tas c o, for- 51 ,Ct'aa (jn, rAtb t. i) h Ai' d" 6ftqrod' l(lit -AE oiIA*6m!qw-,WwtI 0 'I U4() ea CT U e.' lti IiX,_ ev ..an obult -e,,aid 'MeJ 'r, E-, "' , Ur "as le 0,o '4 j, J, 4 ,eMp p RVh' i'dp fta'rT Will ,J 'V . . . . . . . . . i p' 4 'ere. we" Sphere were 39 births reported, giving a rate of 14.65 per thousand. f these births 12 were of white and 27 of colored children. There S were no deaths of white and 4 deaths of colored children under 1 year obf.age, giving an infant mortality per thousand of 148 for col- 14: d. ed children, with a general average of 103. The percentage of i: illbirths to total births was 9. iN:I. PANAMA CITY. : The population of the city is 60,373, among whom there were a Total of 130 deaths; of these 127 deaths were from disease, giving aii,:: rate of 25.24 per thousand, as compared with 33 for the preceding i month and 3.1.80 for the corresponding month of last year. Of the :; total deaths from disease the percentage under 5 years of age was 60, AM4 compared with 55 last month. The principal causes of death show- ing an increase as compared with January were: Cancer 5, as com- paref with 2 last month, and diarrhea and enteritis (under 2 years) 31, as against 25 for the preceding month. There were 304 births reported, giving a rate of 60.42 per thousand. w: The infant mortality was 201 per thousand. The percentage of ; stillbirths to total births was 3. COLON. : The population of the city is 29,331, among whom there were 48 'deaths; of these 43 deaths were from disease, giving a rate of 17.59 ; per: thousand as compared with 21.27 for the preceding month, and : 21 5 for the corresponding month of last year. Of the total deaths i, from disease the percentage under 5 years of age was 51, compared with 52 of last month. S;,.. The principal causes of death showing an increase as compared with January were: Organic disease of heart 3, compared with 1 last month, and chronic nephritis 5, as against 4 for last month. There were 82 births reported giving a rate of 33.55 per thousand. :: The infant mortality was 220 per thousand. The percentage of i illbifths to total births was'4. HOSPITAL DIVISION. I. ANCON HOSPITAL. During the month the average number of patients constantly in h hospital was. 482.t4. The. per capital cost of patients in hospital Sprqper was $2.08 gross and $1.06 net. The per capital cost of pa- RJients in the insane asylum was $0.539. BOARD OF HEALTH LABORATORY. The following work in addition to routine was performed by the ~ord of Health laboratory during the month, lager number of dogs than usual has been kept under observa- it: n during the past few months; the animals having bitten various -::'::: . i %; : .a 4 k LL fts r *aea1t i"ic :;:"? : ~i ,"; ". ^i :"! : || '.U ,.. J': :',: -". :. - :. u : ..,. :, * ,." : '. .: :'*, : ** * f, i:/ : ' -....- ; .... .. i :.:*;., ': *": F:. y"#' i :' . t :. .. ' i!:. ... .:. 1:1 ., .:. ;':." |.|k t^i- n..::.* ShI: *~:. /, SThe number of patients under treatment at the end of the month was 50, as against 49 for the preceding month. The per capita cost per patient was $0.87. Detaied statistics are shown in Table XV. SANTO TOMAS HOSPITAL. During the month a total of 1,353 patients were treated, 187 less than for the preceding month. The daily average of patients in . hospital was 444, as compared with 467 for January, and the total number of hospital days was 12,449, as compared with 14,508 for the preceding month. Fifty-one deaths have occurred with tuber- culosis, pneumonia, and pellagra as the chief causes, in the order named. Detailed statistics are shown in Table XVI. DISTRICT DISPENSARIES. : he dispensary having the highest admission rate fqr malaria V: _Pedro Miguel, with an average weekly percentage of 0.75; t hat having the lowest was Cristobal with a percentage of 0.01. ::.. : With the abandonment of Culebra Dispensary on February 28, the whole of the west side of the canal, from Bas Obiapo to Paraiso, :: has been turned over to the military authorities except that a small sanitary gang is maintained in the negro'vilages where em- plpy': ees live, to keep them in healthful condition. : Detailed statistics are shown in Table IX. V .w :: .. ... .. L . : = ". : E: ".E ",. ":" ." .. " i" i!; I~ ;: '. .O OPTL 9 The general work done by inmates on the hospital farm, in the sewing.room, laundry, etc., continues satisfactory, and it is thought hat hen the entire insane population is removed to Corozal at least 75 per cent of the patients may be profitably and healthfully employed, as every effort will be made to find suitable tasks for practically all of both sexes. CHRONIC WARD. There were 27.64 chronic and incurable patients constantly cared for during the month. The cost per patient per day was $0.267. Detailed statistics are shown in Table XIII. COLON HOSPITAL. The highest number of patients treated on any one day during the month was 40; the lowest number 24, the daily average being 32.89. The average number of employees constantly sick was 21.28. The average number of days treatment per employee was 6,08. The per capital cost of patients was $2.74 gross and $1.64 net. Detailed statistics are shown in Table XIV. PALO SECO LEPER ASYLUM. "!:: .r; i :.-: i#, 4 .... .:.,- .. .. i :.:. .', I-.. ; : h A: " I. ii .::,. ;; ; ; *;.::: ^ K:::'it:. l!:T;M . :* ". .r i S "I. l;x:'; ;"'.i: '' ' ir:- ,:! ; "* :,' .M i : : ':.a ... : ..I . i: ': ' .i ;':F ;: .. . *'"' ''' *- ;.. . .. ^i:" ..:." i:. i ":: :.: . -" v' : ;'. - .... ": I;,': :: l^ 11." :'.. ,:r t'." I' " Only 1,424 vaccinations were performed during the month, bring the total now to 16,151. T.he newly made board of health vaccine has been used and is proving very effective. MosQUITo, RAT, AND FLY WORK. Mosquitoes.-Extensive breeding of anopheles mosquitoes was found occurring in the Curundu River, at points north of the old Corozal road. This was controlled by cleaning and training the edges of the stream, and placing large oil drips. The number of stegomyia breeding places discovered in the city amounted to 78, which is slightly lower than that of last month. Two hundred and twenty-seven deposits of mosquito larvae were found in. the sanitary districts. Flies.-It was not found necessary to make use of the large flytraps 'during the past month and the number of fly larvae deposits found and treated with larvacide only amounted to 264, which is quite low'compared with previous months. Rats.-Seven hundred and eighty-seven rats were taken in various parts of the city for examination for plague, with negative results. In performing repairs to a small feed room connected with one of the city stables, when the wooden floor was removed 54 rats were discovered and destroyed. PURE-FOOD INSPECTIONS. It was found necessary to impose fines on several owners of bakeries and cook shops in which insanitary conditions prevailed after due warning. The sale of water taken from various springs and wells and trans- ported throughout the city in carts was abolished during the month. There were seven such water carts plying this trade, all of which had their licenses revoked, thus eliminating a source of danger to the public. GARBAGE COLLECTION. The public market was supplied with new garbage cans and : stands with self-closing covers. The conditions at the public dump are generally satisfactory, Largely due to the lessened amount of rainfall, which permits of S better cremation of material collected. S Manure is being sent from the city to CorozalFarm to the amount S:of two carloads per week, for use as fertilizer, the greater part of .:. this being derived from the Ancon Corral, and supplemented by some of the city stables. This lessens the work at the public : crematory very considerably. lUm :4 _r -a -i" :li ::: ` ":i * i; ~. ? ; 11 VACCINATIONS. :' <.. : '* - ..*'* .: >- . : :" -.. ;.. .-... ^.. .:.. *- !. -. T ;.;..." S .. " : '+ ':. 3-. *. ... *. ;.+ ., .t .n ?p .: ;::. >:: A ,.i: i..- ..:.":, ;i.. .. ... .. .. . ....CH ,,1. .. <. .. .+ . 1! .. ... . .. . ... : ,i .:" r .;. ..... .. ...;.. .. ; r ... .. .. . a.W9 i i :i~';:i 1 : *:'.. 'r; 'i '';i" ., Co..or... White:. ........ Whi EP Y.... Colored.Color. Total....E tI I : ' i?'". : Feb., 1914. White..... Colored...... .Total.... IF. Jaa., 1915. S white........ Colored ....... ;Total.... : Feb., 1914. White........ olored....... Total.... Fea., 1916. White........ Colored....... Total.... W ; F3., 1915. White........ S Colored....... ii,, Total.... A Whi te...... I;I C olored..... Total... 13 MISSIONS DEATHS AND NpNEFFECTIVE RATES FOR ES: DEATHS OF RESIDENTS OF PANAMA, COLON, AND LL ZONE. ABSOLUTE NUMBERS. I 0 0 z 4 629 29,637 Admissions to hos- pitals. 03 162 361 " 127 271 C, -4 Sd 0r S. C Deaths. S_ 4.3 0i- H a6 <0 cd C W2 02 Cl 02 0a S C) -4 S 0l '4 Noneffective from sickness. FI W PS C io as 0rl C)s 2,923 104.38 7,114 254.07 34, 266 523 398 125 19 9 10 10,037 358. 45 4,903 183 155 28 2 2 ....... 3,057 98.62 30,715 423 327 96 15 11 4 8,107 261.50 3, 618 6P6 482 124 17 13 4 11,164 360.12 7,592 41,867 49,459 420 690 1,110 350 476 826 70 214 284 2 28 30 22 22 2 6 8 6,478 12,553 19, 031 231k35 448.33 679.68 PROPORTIONATE NUMBERS.I 4,629 419.951 329.22 29,637 146. 17 109. 73 34,266 183.15 139.38 90.73 36.44 43.77 7.78 6.48 6.65 2.59 3.24 3.15 5.19 ....... 3.24 ....... 3.50 ....... 22.55 8.58 10.46 4,903 447.89 379.36 68.53 4.89 4.89....... ....... 20.11 30,715 165.25 127.75 37.50 5.86 4.30 1.56....... 8.51 35,618 204.17 162.39 41.78 5.73 4.38 1.35 ....... 10.11 7,592 663.86 553.21 110.65 3.16....... 3.16....... 30.47 41,867 197.77 136.43 61.34 8.03 6.31 1.72....... 10.71 1 1 1 1 ....... 49,459 269.32 200.40 68.92 7.28 1.941....... 13.74 1 Annual average per 1,000. I' j .9' :... -. .0:4:.. " "::'." ": ; ' .:i;":: .: :'. : ; :'' ... ..... .. .. .;: ": ..4... .. 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Barbados.................................... 5 17 22 JEast lndies................................... 2 ....... ... 2 ingland -----..---------..-----.....--...-.......................---------------------- 1 1 'Colombia ................................................-- 3 3 CostaRica.......-............-............................ 1 1 ba............................ ....... ..... ....... 1 1 ance.-.. -.. .... .... .... ........ ........ .. ..- ..... ...... 1 1 Trance------------------------------------- ------------ 11 Greece---...--.....-- ...-- ..----------... ............ ....... 1 1 Grenada---.. ---.. --....------...... ----------1 4 5 Italy--...........--------......---- ........... ... ........ 2 2 Jamaica.....---- ---.....-.......------------.....--..-- ..-- 4 27 31 Martinique ................................... 1 4 5 Panama .....................-..- ...............----....... 99 99 ain--------------------------------------- 1 1 iThom. ---....-... -----------.... ------ ---------......... 1 t. IMlca ..................................... 1 5 6 St. Vincent ..-.............................. 1 ............. Trinidad------ ----------- ---..... ---...-.-----... ....-.--- 2 2 UnitedStates................................. 3 3 6 Venezuela ................... ............. .. .t... .......-- 2 2 Unkno -....--.---....-- ........---------.. .. --- ...-------. 1 1 Total-......--.............-............ 19 179 198 TABLE IV.-DEATH RATE AMONG AMERICANS ON THE ISTHMUS CONNECTED WITH THE PANAMA CANAL. a Number Annual of average deaths, per 1,000. White employees from the United States (4,043): Disease................................. ...............1 2.96 External causes......................................... 2 5.94 All causes ............................ .................. 3 &890 White women and children from the United States (3,490): Disease .................................................. .. .... ... ..-........ EKtemnal causes.................................................. .......... Al causes............ ....................................... .... ....... White employees and their families from the United States sem.................................................. 1 1.59 External causes ................................. ....... 2 3.19 R causes ............. ................................. 3 4.78 Total number of Americans on the Canal Zone (11,589): Disease ........ ..................................... ..... 2 207 External causes ...................................... 3 3.11 AUjpuses.............................................. 5 518 Ei .1 IF~ ikP I~.~j1 i R' 0 9Ai' NN .i i- M- S.... f ....... ..Iw. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ V J.M1 ...7ml d".: .::".'EJl.:'::. ':.' 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"." :t. o i ..... ,., ........r' l ,:.c?*i ;i ~~ F! : . !: ,' .':: 'i "i.": : .: .: .: . .. ".::".: : L"'E" ,:E , . ... i: " :. . :. '.. ... :': : . : .: .' % .. : ::.. ::' : : ,, : : : / L '" : : : ' ... , ... .; :: ;. ,.: i ; .. :;-.. :..:' 17 ID .s ase:ama. Zone. . Malignant edocarditis ................. 1 Organic diseases of the heart................... 4 3 2 9 Aneurysm------..------...--------------------------.................... 1 ........ ------....... 1 Arterio-sclerosis -........ ........-.......-... 1 -........-.....- 1 Hemorrhage; other diseases of the circulatory system ---........................ 1 1 ........ 2 DDiseases of the respiratory system. S Adute bronchitis......-.......- ................ 2 5 ........ 7 Bronhopeumonia-----------------........................... 8 1 1 10 Pxpeumonia (unqualified).--..................... 4 ........ ........ 4 i Lobar pneumonia....--............... ... 1 ........ ........ 1 Pleurisy..----............ ..........-......... 1 1 ........ 2 S Gangrene of the lungs.......................... 1 ....... ....... 1 ::.. Other diseases of the respiratory system (tuber- culosis excepted)--..........-..- ...--........ ........ 1 ........ ;' Diseases of the digestive system. Acute gastritis.-........-----................-....... 2 ........ 2 Chronic gastritis..---...--.................-.....-.. ..... 1 ... 1 Diarrhea and enteritis (under 2 years).......... 31 2 1 34 Colitis......- ......... .............. ........... 4 ........ ......... 4 Hernia, itestinal obstructions................. ........ ........ 1 i -Cirrhosis of the liver.----....--.......................-. 1 ---- . 1 Abscess of liver (unqualified).................. 1 ................ 1 Nonvenereal diseases of the genito-urinary system l and anneza. S Acute nephritis.-........-...-- ..---...-......-..- 1 .....-...-...... 1 Bright's disease (chronic nephritis)............. 2 5 ........ 7 :.. Other diseases of the idney and annexa........ 1 ........ ........ 1 I The puerperal state. . S Accidents of pregnancy...---................. ... ........ 1.. 1 i Diseases of the skin and of the cellular tissue. Gangrene ........-------------........................ .. 1 ........ ........ 1 t?~ i. 'Malformations. Congenital malformations (stillbirth not in- Seluded)................ ................... 1 ........ ........ 1 S 'e Diseases of early infancy. Sworn child .......... ................... ........ ........ 1 1 ,wbrn child.. .. ... Congenital debility, icters, and sclerqma ....... 1 ........ ........ 1 Pre.m.u.e birth...... ..:................. .... 4 ........ 4 Frmayrebrth--------------------- -------- 4 C tal debility........................ 1 ........ ...... a y................................... 10 2 2 14 Other ca ises peculiar to early infancy (including : various consequences of labor)................ 1 ........ ...... :'9 7. '0 005--15--- 3 !: .:i". "" "... :N ~ o n c id. . . . . . . . ,iX:.; og~~gNdbftylttn, n, l a ... ... ..... .... irt .. . .. . . . . . .. . ..4. .. 41-,A*rl'kl IT IT V4, IT tjv I T, 0 "T T`t qI,, ITT-' t, t, T"i, t A OK,5 f" ft tFvll A t 3 [11 4 W , 4", 7- 7: w 'Ttf t 4` I IT IT T, j IT I'TI IT IT 4" IT W, IT T I, Ott T,,-A tio"'Prod T6 MUM I T t ,I tt,, 1', 1 iian' or, IT, -U ,WeWbylianging" or, Xeq&ntiWio"fn` I -y m, machffi& Y OU _Ulofiiidde b'' t#' initrtm ents'. TL-,,4 ----------- Mise-of deAth, not pleciflo'd or ill defined,,- mfectio'nsof undete"nined origin ----------------- 1 Lz 'Total. ---------- L--A- -V ---------------- A,,rand W al, ............... ...... IT + : 1 IT: A IT IT T,,T I -T-t J, t V It'' I IT "'Ttv I It . . .. t-4 J o "'T IT I T 'T" ITT TT 4' It "It", w"I 14, 'tT IT lit IT T I-I IT I TI . '* ' e . .. . . . t4 .I:.., . Ui1- ti V I 4 'i%: AI.P. Q h .... . .. . .. ... it :--IiU AT .f,.. i-Au:,w e..a.. AT '. ... "'. .. %i : t."' i i, :,,:.,; ,. ,. ,. ., ;. .,., ., ...... ..:.. .:... ..: n: :/ "'" .... .... : . .. :t J : : I '.. .".F ..: : : : .. :i ;:' .. ~ ~ ~ ~ !i".".'E-...,; :]E' :EE "."".. n:...:. .::E' ..: : '.. .'"" "' .%%' ... " :.,,. i i ;;-:,... :,.. .,. r """' ," ,. .E.E' ,:r! ',:" ." r .. j', ~ ~ Js.'. ,,.. ,. ."" , ' : i:.:" ,.:!i.; :i .i .t. .:. ." ... .. : .. . .. . ,. :. : .. : : ; ; .. .. . .. . ; I'-.',,;- :..- i'.e; -"' ; *II. ~~. 'I .~7 **: :; : ; -;'.fi :. ; : i:Y ;:li^:^ : ^-^ixl :.:-: :*.^ : ^:'39 ."s 1 ;l 21 TALKS OF THE PANAMA CANAL FOR THE MONTH OF 1 j1 * 1:r .. kh SI.. . . X'. ",. . L : " ,$. . . I",:''.. . ,l" Colon hospital. S Employees. r 1~ ,3 $ a a .* .'. ,. S : .:. ... 1 Deaths. W. C) m I oo Nonemployees. Deaths. Admis- sions. W. S. I1... ... ... .. . ... .. .. ..... Total. "Employees. Admis- sions. Deaths. Nonemployees. Admis- sions. w. w. w. e n a 0 0g0 En e S o a < 11... .. ... 1 ... 1 ... 1 ... 1 9 1 ... 1 2 4 2 i "i 2... 5 ... Deaths. W. i a I 21... ... ':... ,"::. '.i. ::k3 ' '.' ... O n . . .. . . . .., u .. ...... . j;!:. 4. 1. o .......... m h l er,, +,+ ,, *:.i: 'i ,: _. I. 23 8 SiPITALS OF THE PANAMA CANAL FOR THE MONTH OF It5-Opntinued. Colon hospital. Total. Employees. Nonemployees. Employees. Nonemployees. Admis- Admis- Ad Adms- i Ads- e Adaths Deaths. Admis- Deaths. s- Deaths. .. sons. Dear sions. season. sons. 810:. 110DS. OIOS. W. W. W. W W. W. W. W. S *:- "" "d ". C :'... ... 1 ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 2 ... ... ... 7 1 2 ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 . ... .. i ... .. ... ..... .. ... .. .... .. ... ...... ... 3 6 ... ... .. :... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ................... .... .. 3 ... ... .. ----------1------------1------------1---1--- 1---1------1'----------'--- --- S.. .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ............... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 ... ... .. !-4 ...... ... 1 ... ... .. 1 .. ..1.. ..... 1 1 .... ... S..-........... -.. 1. ....... ... ... ... ... .. .. .--------------------------.- -...---...--. .. ...... ... ... ..... ...... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... S . .. ... ...... ... ... ... .. .. ... 1... ... ..... . . ..!:: .. .. .. .. ....* 1 ... .. - .. .. -... ... 1 ... .. .. ... ... 1 .. .. .. ... ... 1 ... ... 1 . ... .. .. 1-...-...-...-..-. --.. .- -- --..1....--------- 1 "..... .. ... ... ... .... .... 1 ... ... .. ... ....... ... .. ... ...... ... ... . ..... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ......... ... ...... .. ... ... ... ... . . :'.. .. ... ... ... ... .. ..... .. .......... .. .--...... .... .r 1------- 1- . ... .... ....................1---------------- -- Z"- -1-- ........' :: : : :.: ", ..; :.' ;.I : .rl: : -. ; ---m. 1 MO. .; I .,I m j -;% m.K.mm m.- `:li? ,m.F:-;-;:;pii;) ., .y ;. i 1 '.:...... .. i p; i : i .:. `:..4 . ..:i. fH .ii .... ...rr;"u"'" u.:, U. ':; '' :i: 7.. ... M. .q ", ..... . ... ::. 4 .. ':. ., ..' .'''':: ,t i" V i: it;' t. 4' :i . ...... ... : jrpi i : :: :: ; -: : : : ..: : C ";i - ;; ::,: 4.4 "W:': "; """:::': ::: .ieWR.At :t,;:!: ,.ei:p : gi 11 11i".Ii. ':. A4.' .. . A. .y ,:'~.. ." .::: :, e ,: ":. .. E"", ": %.",, 10 : ... .. : ....... ....... .. i .".i e&i ; ,: ; A .Ai W.di 4.4 i P; . . -:... ;.. ,t::: ::i~ :, :. .:..i ~~~~~ ~~ A' . .:... . ..d. . . : .... k a --.' -t.-:: A ::: : .. : "' ,..i , 7 *, ..4W. . . .. 7' ' '; ist F.'ll L;,' :. .:.". "... .. .. I."' .. ..:.:.;; ::. : E.,. i...- .:. '::. ..' .. ...." .... "::":":""""""..""," .'' .,-" ::. : : '; "i ":' ; ""i:: "" E":i;": ..:j' i .:; "3 .': . .' ". ..:'".. ," ': ". ..: :. " .e . ... i, ,* : ; ::' : . i;L a L . 77 ,.... : "`:.: .' . . '. : .: :' i " : V A,: ... .. h vollA:. ." . ., : ...." ;" : :,. ".." "" . . '. ", ." : .:f" . .'; ". : '*." E : ; : .*" "':"" ,4;i.. : :"F IE ': .. .... .. ... .... ..,. ..*; ,: . .. .... .,.: .. .. ... .j ". .. ... . .: . . .." .. ; S:: "": .' "i .,~ ": " ." . .. ".: : l .. I " .. : r?; :a;;: ; '"mr* ,,': : ;: i i : ; : '- .... :' ; ;;:i:) i: il':ii i :. i... . E ..,. _ .... .;. .,. ':: .... .. ... .....I. I ~ ."| .. .. ; :i : . . """ ;i'' ., "; .":.. G;"'* :. :'"i ,., ,': ', A. . lx j Ix ':, s.q. ~iin. i ;6! S"'L * PC IL < i :L ; .. : ;. Ur f'esi I 1 *;* :1 '6'.'? :*: F : J; L . N, I ? JK -i-i^-" -" L A, ik C -- *'; w.! F.4.i. ti :!. ^ *P-:::!1 ^ .- 4: t:'^^:!^! ' -,&. a!.s i.:. 4 -i4|!*? KIr, EMK:I kM EN Er, Al '4' 4? ti' 4: sions. W. V . .:*'* ~ -- *1- - i ........ ... .. S. ... ... 2. ... 87005- 1 ::. ." :.: ." " ,..:. Deaths. IAdis- Deaths. Io0DS. I w. w. - d o8 rO W *I- ^ ?.1IILI1111iE W. -1 I:::!:: :1:: Admis- sions. W. U W ,41 Deaths. w. AW .- P4 Admis- sions. W. Deaths. W. - ... .l ... .l.- ... 1- E --- .-. ... ... 2 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1.. I 25 HOSPITALS OF THE PANAMA CANAL FOR THE MONTH OF 1915-Continued. Colon hospital. Total. Employees. Nonemployees. Employees. Nonemployees. I I 1 II I :;:1:::1:::1:::1:::1:::I 1 ---I-"I- I . :.; ",,." "u::f ,: i g;.'.."" . :' t-1 rt. i iiu;l-' .'; ;`',:*:~~rl~ I ~ i:, . ,, i~c ~ "l"`'r`~i- .;.*~ C *C; 'iiitk : 27 It" PITALS OF THE PANAMA CANAL FOR THE MONTH OF Colon hospital. Emp Admis- sions.' Z- W A 4 . MW. V1i.:': ," 1.... ..... ...... .. ... . 3 .o :i- I~i ;- p.. JJ .. , iloyees. S Deaths. Nonemployees. Admis- sions. w. I W. en M 0 0 u a "S f a Deaths. w. 1 ...-... Total. Employees. Admis- sions. W. 0 - - WA Nonemployees. Deaths: Admis- I sons. w. so B W 1 ... .... 2 ... ... 2 ... ... 5 ... ... 1----;-- w. Deaths. W. 51 ... ...-- 1 - --I- - I:I. A I 4 ... ... 3 1 ... ... .. . ...... .... ....' .... ." ".' . ::. ;. ...i .: : ,.."..i. . ak, . ... : ' ..::; .: .. .. . ; I,: ;*:.! : < 1!3 i :<.... ,. ... . .. . "'; l '."" ":: E! .. : iii" .d ." : !. '" : ":. :J .: ;::" : ? .:: ;i:. ; . ..:..: ,.: .,.:. W ...:,,.'?',...:-4.,. r i.. : .,. .! .. ". ."... :.i; ": i / i :" ... :." "" ,"' i, .". """ .ll''"". ,: ; .., :. :f > .., ; ,: ..'.,? :. :' : . i:':.: 8f..:. :; r: : i cr, a,,r 6~a~i~ru I* a E1*:y .ad" ~iu f---: .*. ! ;; .*** h !. :* :. .: i* . ."---a- -'-,'* S'* .. * i .* *' ,** - I * 4-, 29 S OPIiTALS OF THE PANAMA CANAL FOR THE MONTH OF SColon hospital. Total. r Employees. Vonemployees. Employees. Nonemployees. dmi Deaths.Admis- Deaths. Deaths. Adis Deaths. sons. sons. esions. sons. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. M fn &A 02 02 M en te r1 am o o .. mCOS as d a3 2 lil o o u c i' o * "C- C) 0 C) 0 -3 -.. M . ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... . ... ... ... ... ... ..... ... ... 2 3 ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... .. ... 5 3 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 13 5 ... ... .. 'I.. .... . . ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... .. .. ... ... .. ... ... ... ... .. 1 ... .. ... ... ... ... I ... ... ... ... 6 ... ... ... .. .... .. .... ... ........ ...... ... ... ..... ... ... ... .. -------- ----------------------------- --- --- --------------- . S... ... .. ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... .. ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ---- -- - ------ ---- ------- --- --- ---- --- --- 1 ----- ---- ------ --- --- -- --- --- -- -... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 .. ..................... -.--.... ------ .. ... ....... ...... ... ... . .. ..- ... .. ... ... .... .... ... ... 1... . ... ... .. ... ..... .. .... ------.. ......--- -----1----- 3... .... ..... .. ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... .. .. ----------------- ... ... ..----- ... ... ... ... 1 .. . .. . .. ... .. ... - - - - - --.. .- .. .. .. ... ... .. .. ..I... 1... ... ... ... ... ... ..... .. I- .. ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .... .......... .. ...... ^ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ --- --- ---. .. .. .. ... . . ... .. 3- -. .- -. S. .. ... .. ... ... ... .. .. 1 .. ..... .... .... ... . .... 1 -- .. ... .. ... ... ... ... 1 1... ... ... ..... . .. ... .. ... ... 2 ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... 1 1 3 ... ---.. -..-- 2 1 --... .. ... .. * .1.,....... .. .. J74', 1:---,-- 1-- S2------------1........ at - 1 i: i .1.1-1.1.1...1.1... ........... At :: ~,i :, sE : W :. ... .. : .:..: . . . .. .. ..... . :. .. p. t: i tf. b : :b f.:... . : . : .- 4.., . S ...: : " ':...' ...: .. t. ... ..: :. ..: .'..:: .: 4 4 . TiN gsyf:... o.:.. .d.. .. . . .. ..$... .t... .: :%' :... ' ti.. r::: r .~... ......, : ' .. . . ... .. . ... .:.' " .. ... .. ... :..r. .: :A i, .. .. . : ... ..< .: . . ... ...:... o. ... .. ':. :..:;.',. .": : :..,,.. :... ::.. :::':. d : i. i. ':i r: ".':E .. t ", : ",. , .....': : *." ,; ...'. '..'.:E :" : "". ... .'. ,v f~g~O. r: :i :" '. : .. '..]:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; .... ............:. '5 51T Rr: .? . ;:: ''.;.:.:::; : i >.::. .:.i ... F:.i 31 .. .. ;'' , O I::: STIALS OF THE PANAMA CANAL FOR THE MONTH OF :' 915--Continued. Colon hospital. Total. r .o.:N. Em sion. W. Fi I.:: , 11. S4 .. 1 .I aployees. is- Dea W. ths. *Nonemployees. Admis- sions. W. Deaths. W. Employees. Admis- sions. w. rn !f3 s wC C) W a 0 <; H 2.. .. .... .. .. Deaths. w. o 0 ,.{ ... . .. . Nonemployees. Admis- sions.' W. Deaths. W. F .4:' " bP 59 1... 2 1 28 21 ... 2 1 1114 46361 1... 12134172113 1 616 ~~'''~~'~~' :I:::j:::lil:::l::: 2:.. .. ... ... il:::l:::l:: ... .o.......i '_-, [ .,I l I --, -I--::: ... ... ... .. ... .. ... . C .. ... "I . .i... ', ...:., .: ..:- .* .. .:[E ? .a . 3.'i -f: N I ':a ";;:'* 2.:J owp r .' . . ...". ., . . .... :' .,' : .., .. .. * .: ., : rlc~l :.?:: ir I;. *'S 33 TABLE VIII.-CONSOLIDATED HOSPITAL REPORT-Continued. Hospitals. Dis- charged. A. F. B. I- I I- ANCON HOSPITAL. * Panama Canal employees Panama Railroad em- ployees .......------- Panama pay patients... Other pay patients..... Charity.patients........ Total............. Insae department. Panama Canal employees Panama Railroad em- ployees............... Panama pay patients.... Other pay patients-...... Charity patients........ Total............ SGrand total....... Corbzal Farm. Panama Canal employees Chronic Ward. Charity patients........ S COLON HOSPITAL. Panama Canal employees Panama Railroad em- ployees.............. Panama pay patients... Other pay patients..... Charity patients ....... Total.....-...-- PALO SECO LEPER ASY- ~ LUM. Pa nlma pay patients.... Charity patients ....... Total............. S GRAND TOTALS. SPanama Canal employees Panama Railtoad em- S ployees............... Spanama pay patients... Other paypatients...... arity,patients........ Total............. 11 4 332 95 ... 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 96.385 Trans- ferred. A. F. B. .. .. ... ..81 I .-- 1 81 1 ... 6 --. 4 5 5 12 9 131141 8 1 10 ... 1 6 3 2 21... -I .. .. ... J. 38286 8 66 3 3 60 62 5 22 114 439 Remain- ing Feb. 28. A. F. B. 101171 Average number con- stantly sick. White. A. F. 38.64 5.08 96. 36 11.25 151.33 16. 08170."82 7.46 23.96 2.46 49.96 I: I: ________ I: _ _ I-- 1.86 5.89 7.75 159.08 301..... 2.53 .67 3.25 1.14 -29 9 5 1-81 7.59 41.17 5.75 101.47 18.28 166. 67 5.00 14.89 3.00 22.89 72.85 7.86 1.60 .32 1.39 2.17 .03 5.51 2.00 2.00 4.00 37. 351 45.21 30.541231.85 7.78 18.28 26.13 7.49 90. 22 : Number bf employees remaining in hospitals: White.................................................... 74 Colored................................................................... 276 Total;... '350 ;,Total.................................................................. 350 V 1 V, ,, II. e..: ( 38.21 32.14 40.18 281.35 Total. 225.54 50.75 152.46 53.89 482.64 17.68 4.75 175.32 2.89 65.07 265.71 748.35 12.68 4.75 160.43 1.03 56.18 235.07 516.42 27.64 11.00 5.14 1.35 2.10 .14 19.73 29.39 28.00 57.39 27.64 15.13 6.13 2.74 7.52 1.31 32.83 31.39 30.00 61.39 303.56 6L63 209.45 162.87 177.91 915.42 48.10 191.17 35.27 152.14 658.53 It. - ,'..:,~il i&~: ,i.: l : i";:,,+ ~~;f ~ai ,. l,.:I; : + : t+ p ;+,++;;i : + P+ *' ; "' :;: '+ :i:: : |::i ?Ii:?' : :; ......... :i',, :; :,:;;, ,;;c. .+- -.. : +,:::+, s)g* "iy+,a oB' '::..i.:: ':; i~.. ':: : + ;" Mi~ ..: ... : .. :... .. i i.l.r... :... ;~ ............ ~ ! "':Ri'k: Y "" :"""l ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~:i; .....:.:",." ;:'% ". ::;.u:"N;'. +':';.';:;i M ,FO:N :U 7i" .. .! ........;.*,l:;ct.r + .:i SI:" l 'i 5+: '1~S. .,,+ .... y .. :; ";':' :,ii ,. ]: i:'+ .. 1 .;;, :I "". "-" ." ," ."i "," , ,:: -iJ + . ?, : 'i;::;:;, ,;':: O::iP~ e'::i~ ,' :,~ ,~: ';; i+, + ; :: :,:. :.. ._ :'+::: + . .~; .:r . .. . ... iiv. . .. .... .:.... .. ,. .:..,A .. ., .... .. . "K. .4 J"A 21 Mi, 1! ;:~YLUL:*3 i ~ ii 4. ir. Irk:: ,~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~ .:! ", '!:: ...: ....... ..... .. '+" ..... - Wow o.'l ,,,~ i- .. .+ .....~.~~!i~~ !...... .... .: O il x:.. i:' ......... A .. . . "r .. :, ".: . " "r. "" ":'+ ''" : .+ "r~. ";: . <..'':i; ~: ++ i,' .: :1, .i;" .' ; .b..I :' .... . .. ,. ._ : ..l +:+ ,: ;+ '|: + :' .' ..+. ,. +, ..:.. .: .,::......; ..;., + +: ': +<:, .' :.+ ,,:. : ............. ,,r1 CONSOLIDATED ADMISSION REPORT. SWhite. Colored. Total. STotal admissions to hospitals; excluding Corozal farm and chronic ward.......................... 466 475 941 Total admissions of employees to quart3rs-.. ..-.. 282 57 339 Total .......-..............--............. 748 532 1,280 Less number of patients transferred between hos- pitals, and from quarters to hospitals, whose admissions are duplicated in above figures..... 16 44 60 Net admissions to hospitals and quarters...-...... 732 488 1,220 Net admissions of employees to hospitals and S quarters-...-....-- ..----.------.....-..---..-- 432 408 840 Annual average par thousand of admissions of employees to hospitals and quarters............. 1,119.90 165.20 294.17 CONTAGIOUS AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES REPORTED DURING THE MONTH OF FEB- ,RUARYY, 1915. Wk Canal Diseases. Panama. Colon. al Total. :Zone. Measles........ ......................... 19 16 9 44 Typhoid fever......................... 4 () ..... S Annual average per 1,000............... 0.79 .......... .................... S Scarlet fever .......................... .......... ........... 1 1 : Mumps................................. 14 23 27 64 Chicken-pox (varicella)............... ..........4 1 Mumil fever-----------------3 209 212 S Malalial fever............................ .......... 3 209 212 Tuberculosis (of any organ)............ .......... 3 7 10 Whooping cough............................... .... ..... 15 15 Dysentery.............................. .......... .... .... 3 3 Cancer.................................... .. ........... 1 I : rachoma .............................. .......... 1 .......... 1 One case of typhoid fever taken off S. S. Colon not included. S. ,?*" .. . ...... ... 17,1 Vt! ', : F":': " " : : 4, -: ... 1 al...L j i01 A:hi..M. ...O .E. : S.*-.. :.. .. ... .. .. .. ... .. . .... ... .. ..... '/1 * *. -* *.... :: . : :, : ..:..| Fie. nnrofbmp m;.' 110::j .1- h / ,,.I ....A~.t.: t ,:, .. ..ltt'Kt K. .,1. Amhex i-: .lt P ~.* I "Tl it r ". : r -. J1 4 ie -, . lb. V,.. .: 1 T:" `-.r":." :: ". . "' .:I '" 83i" M . : ;. ." ': " .: .. ,-, : .. ...- .a. .-, .. . . .., .., ... .: ..2.: .: . . L .... :. .': .. .. .: 2: I-F. :," A %9 :A ,&. p: .E' : .. X.. :. ... .. ..... . . . . . , c . : ,: ''" . '.: :, : ;.. .:. .., i :.: : "..:. . : :..r .: . .. ..E ... "':, . . .. .. ,, -;~: .....; 1 .. .. . . ~ ~ .... .... . I i I i i i jl inll I . .. . . .... . . ... . .:,.....:..~:! . .... ,,r., .... . : .: .k : . ":'! "" .. . '., . ~ .. E : 37 'Taal XII..-FINANCIAL STATEMENT, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. SJanuary, December, January, 1915. 1914. 1914. Administration: Chief health office...................... $1,114.59 5717.74 $4,451.99 H sptal division: SSnCo Hospital ........................ 35,336.72 37,833.44 44,261.79 SCorozaifarm ........................ 1,197.75 1,141.28 1,059.62 Chronic ward....................... 230.94 269.02 217.44 Colon Hospital........... .......'. .. 4,323.79 3,269.14 2,504.79 STaboga Sanitarium............................ ............ 867.39 SPaloSeco Leper Asylum................ 1,311.59 1,425.55 1,130.66 Santo Tomas Hospital................. 891.18 820.00 635.00 Medical storehouse ................... 723.26 664.66 653.40 VI:, Total ................................ 44,015.23 45,423.09 51,330.09 S Dis varies: SDentists ..................... ......... 12.00............ ............ I Naos Island............ ............. 86.73 47.67 255.75 Balboa................................. 1,133.65 929.16 807.05 Tivoli....................... ......... ... ... ... ......... 747.41 Corozal................................ 640.20 846.37 715.85 Pedro Miguel......................... 477.05 429.14 423.82 Paraiso................................. 534.05 571.54 536.19 Culebra................................. 457.91 282.48 771.90 Empire............... .............................. ........... 867.59 Gamboa.................................... 144.67 120.08 105.00 Gatun................................. 507.80 493.64 1,291.31 ,Cristobal...................................... ..... ....... 981.54 Porto Bello........................................ ........... 328.23 Margarita Point ....................... 44.05 113.38 107.14 Toro Point............................. 36.40 67.67 302.52 Total............................... 4,074.51 3,901.13 8,241.30 Sanitary division: General inspector ..................... 50.00 50.00 700.00 Healthoffice, Panama.................. 3,069.78 2,902.52 4,065.13 Street cleaning..................... 4,484.13 4,619.70 3,831.65 Health office, Colon.................... 1,921.41 4,168.72 1,827.79 Street cleaning..................... 1,888.96 1,803.07 2,044.75 Zone sanitation- Ancon................. ........... 2,417.57 1,980.37 1,639.54 SBalboa............................. 1,116.66 974.68 1,284.49 Corozal ............................ 2,194.96 1,610.67 1,218.30 SPedroMiguel.................... 984.13 959.80 2,273.54 Paraiso ............. ............ 1,093.59 985.97 1,535.76 S Culebra.......... .............. .. 706.83 846.42 1,171.30 SEmrpre...... ................... .......... .............. 2,989.08 Frijoles ........................... 121.99 123.23 91.00 Gatun .............................. 1,412.32 1,547.21 3,246.64 Cristobal and Mount Hope.......... 1,393.76 1,613.61 2,357.68 PToo t .Poi ................ ....... .........,........ .74.17 P:oto Bello ....... .......... ........... ........ ....... 228.73 Total............................ 22,856.09 23,885.97 30,579.55 i a: larantine division: Chief quarantine office ................. 295.45 ....................... Balboa Panama....................... 1,739.56 ......... .......... Colon, ristobal......................... 2,432.92 ....................... Total................................. 4,467.93 3,980.72 4,944.61 t:.~i" i *. : . .. . A S 9 A' I k ".'. . - * i/ .* A- : iH.E'. :.. .. pi......'..:g.:.. ..:-.. :.. .. " D""N........ .. ... '...: :: 4! ?-:: : :i:lef i : ': lclw:: p~g..; -4 j:k:."? :. ;.j ": ,.'x" ... :".. ,.... ,:,.?, ,.. .:.. :.;.: ":.qii: i; WI w w...:.. .:.... : 9.':.::: ._ A ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .J. U. %...,. '. ...:.::.o.".. ~~~~ ~ ~e "O." ....tN: "." W .. ......, .. I~ Wf . ':.. :. 'i" + . . ..... . . . . .. ... .. .. A N: 9 0. : .. w; L .:, . u . ... ... ". Hi, .. . .. ' , ; :. i: ': i : l ,. + . P. h4 A, Hi S s A.,J.7 .-. i'" ,::i :' f':`:.' ::14; : : .: i i .:,""2 : ;,': + .:: i " :"' _::*.:" .;!f i 4. . :i JI'w i~a~ir R;~~"-*'":' < :i;.. ..: : .. . .. ., . -::, j4 A.I.C. :T.:., iIi: ~fly: .i;.?: . S ... .. .. . ... .. .1 Y. WI 1% AL.,,:.i~ of. -.... -:' :.... 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'+..: i :.: .::: i;;':.'~ :. . :.. . : : :: :..... :!!' !: : .:. .' E: + ': : +:: .. .: .:+ ... .... i ..+ .. : :.: ..+ .: :: .. +: . + "m .:TREATED--Continued. REPORT OF DYS LT IN HOPTAL. STABLE XIII.-RErORT OF NATIONALITY OF PATIENTS TREATED-Continued. "" REPORT OF DAYs LOST nq HOSPiTAL. S. ; " I:E : ,, Blood examinations (total number)......-..............----...............-- Estivoautumnal ....................................................... Mixed...... .. ..................................... ...... ........... Tertian..................................... ..................... Differential counts........................................ .............. Hemoglobin estimations ......................... .................... ; Leucocyte counts..................... ....................... ....... Red blood counts....................... ............. ............. SStool examinations (total number)........................................ SAscaris lumbroicoides........................ .......................... S Cercomonas intestinalis............................................... Ciliated monads........ ............................................ ..... Entameba (hystolitica and tetragena) ................................. .- Guaiac tests.......................................................... Pus and blood.........................................................= S. ; Strongloides........................................................ r o Tricocepbalus dispar................................................... Uncinara ova ........................................................ k!;: rne examinations (total number)......... ............................. Albumen ............................................................. I Bile..................................................................... 'C ateS ............................................................... . : Ciliated monads................................ ...... S Epithelia............. ............................................... S Guaiac tests.......................................................... Hemin crystals ..................... ...............................-... Indicon............... .... ................................ Pus and blood ......... ............. .................................... utar (positive, 18. negative, 16)........................................ ., ieomonas vaginalis ............................. ...... ....... ) *A; I,,'. 833 69 2 28 44 62 108 3 422 11 1 4 8 14 45 18 30 45 1,701 514 35 340 5 117 22 1 31 342 34 1 Total. Ameri- Other Black. cans. white. Hospital: Class- Panama Canal employees ...--. 6,315 1,082 450 4,783 Panama Railroad employees-... 1,421 142 209 1,070. Panama Government pay cases. .... ............. ......... Other pay cases.......-........ 4, 269 2,698 671 900 Charitycases................... 1,509 315 69 1,125 Total......................... 13,514 4,237 1,399 7,878 Insane asylum: Parnma Canal employees........... 495 ... ...... 140 ?55 Panama Railroad employees........ 133 .................... 133 Panama Government pay cases.... 4,109 .......... 417 4,492 Other pay cases..................... 81 52 .......... 29 Charity cases....................... 1,822 165 84 1,573 Total ............................ 7,410 217 641 6,582 Grand total....................... 20.954 4,454 2,040 14,460 Soldiers ............. .... .............. .. 2,116 2,116 ....... ... ......... Chronics................................ 774 --.....-............. 774 Corozalfarm ........................... 1,266 .......... 220 1,046 Average cost of subsistence per patient per day, $0.259. WARD LABORATORY REPORT. S.. i.' kii". 1*" .. ' ''. ''. : .. . :. { .:": *: . . S . .:'. . : .. I : :: :.: :. ..; ... > . .'.; : : ,:" :: :.i .. : .'.. .. ..i ., *: ..... ; ;. . .. ..:. .." .. ... ;!o" ; : ::: ~:":: :..:; :.,, :'... ".. .........: :l ii ./ ': '...:;. .. :, '.. *;. ***'"...;**M. ... ;.. ..... ... i 1 i ":. L . .'::..: ..:.";;. :. :tU ... .'.n l .:. ..:: . '. : ." : 0. : ,. ,!'':, .::. ,:.: .. ." ... :.:.. .: i :," *"... .''. Y :. : *; '. ,, :;,'2 :... :. .. : ." *: ' :i,. :.:.. """;; :: ::: ..' N?[:( $'.E. ,. .... . ".% ., .. '.'.. * : p .. . :,: '*: *" .. :. ..' :. ' i n :; I . ... ... . m. ^ -.. . *.: ::: .' ..'.: :. 1. . .- .'** * : p'*" ' ... ::' -: p':.' . Lv..-..iM .. ... ... .. ... .. .. :***'** .. ,.. *. ..... .. ;.. . ...:::.: *... .: :. : ... : f .0. .-. - -.- S : :; :.. .; 0 .. : , ,. ,,: .. .* .:, ,: V T, :. : . S.i ..i Ba.. ... ..... .. . Bssi k;li iaa e.^ s W iS... .... .i..-. . .. ... s: :. .. .. -;- .:.;,* i.i:: : g'-.. :. ". ": :" ." . ...' ." : : ".: : n S :: : :.. : .. .: ;,' :. . :" ~ ~ ~ ~~- ;., ,. [ .,. .I.., t~ r ...: : .. ."r ': r:::: .:::. ...'." . ..'. " ", . " ..::? . MB UL.. -'. :.~ ~ ~~~~~~_~_r u : -"... .. ... o...,., ...:. "Nj 4 lb 1 . Ii ...--* 1,. S N: w;.: L.' S:I !: . I 1. ?'* Clinid. Total New Pay Prescrip- visits. cases. cases. tions. Medical clinim........................ 286 202 49 227 Surgical clinic.......................... 258 180 26 52 Eye and ear clinic.................... 752 168 23 283 Total....... ...--....-......--.... 1,296 550 98 562 REPORT OF VACCINATIONS. Adults vaccinated............................................................ 158 Number of "takes" ................... ...................................... 48 Children vaccinated.............-......-..................... ................ 8 Number of "takes".......................................................... 4 Total vaccinations ....................-................................ 166 Total "takes" ......................................................... 52 *. 4 41 REPORT OF OPERATIONS, EYE AND EAR CuNIC. Rye: Cataract extraction.-...........................----............--........ 6 Irideetomy ..........-....-...-.... ............................... ...... 6 Ptergyium .....-..........-................................ ....... ....... 3 Plastic on lowqr lid ............................. ......................... I ~dMinor eye operations.................................................... 18 S34 Ear: Mastoidectomy ...................-................................ ....... 1 Ear polypt............................................................... 1 Minor ear operations.................................................... .. 2 S4 Nose and throat: Adenoidectomy .............................--........................... 8 Tonsillectomy............................................................ 8 Submucous resection.........-...... ..................................... 7 Double maxillary sinusotomy ........................................... 2 CaUtery to ulcer of nose....... .......................-...-.............. 1 Fracture of nose ......................... ......................-.......... I Dilation of lachrymal duct............................................. 1 Minor nose and throat operations......................................... 3 31 Total............... ....................... ..... ........ .............. .. 69 Total number of refractions ............-...-......... .............. .......... 301 OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT. :: .. M. ..... N,4t ..... ..: 1 ; .. .....W...7 d ...- di. Utermentei of Imi I - Of. d. a.. ;.... . 1 is; n ' i. ... .. ......... . .V '.:.- :::" :.:. :. d 1:2 1i, .4...:. .:..; .. .. .L. . .. . ,,.. .....'. .... .. .. . .; Ai. ":r'" old' .. ." " i I I i .. i :I I :i Ii, I i I ii : I I i I I il i :II i iA I 43 r: m Itaepts-Continued. S Produce sold to private parties: 16 dozen roses.............. ............. $8.00 6 dozen eggs............... ............. 3.90 6 settings eggs............................. 9.00 8 rose buses.................................. 2.00 S.1 ..ougainvillea................................ .50 :3 ferns...................................... 1.50 4 ferns.fe ................ ................... 1.00 /:..: 30 bunches bananas........ ................ 7.50 200 pounds yams .............................. 6.00 3 hogs.............................................. 5.00 56 loads grass............................ 56.00 Pasturage..................................... 18.10 --- $188.50 $648. 53 Net expenditures.................................................. 536.38 Number of days treatment furnished...... ....... ............ 1,266 Net cost per patient per day ............................................ 0.42368 Wok performed: Cleaning pasture, grounds for the asylum, and cultivated vegetable garden and nursery. STATEMENT OF COMMITMENTS, DEATHS, AND DISCHARGES, MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1915. S.Commitments. L, 14;' 'If'.. Male. Female. From the Canal Zone on first commitment.................. 15 1 From Panama Government on first commitment............ 8 1 From Panama Government on second commitment......... .......... 1 Total---...........-............----.. -----........ .. .. 13 3 I Transferred from hospital. Grand total, 16. Discharges. Well. Improved. Unimproved. Nationality. Male. Female. Male. Female. Male. Female. Barbados.....- ....... 2.......... ........ ............... .......... Caba...................... ...... 1........... ... .......... Demoraras............. ............... ................. 11 ......... Jamaica ........................... ....... ........ 21 9 2 Panama... ........ ....... ....... ........ 1....... ....... United States............. ....... ............................... 1 ..... S Total............... 3 .......... ........ 2 11 2 .1.E" lo Randnd total, 18. ped. 2 Deported. ;, ,r ..;;.. :;': ..'.,' ; ";: :/", : " -':" ";'.;=J .. ... : = :."r. : :;& 4 .. A.... , :.. :; ii .'.+ ; .. .: ,:..,. ...,.:.: .......x :,i ii s, 4- -Qk b Ii ; u "I ft 0 ji'f...I. , ,R ,", : -S WZ' iiL N,.., .. fi.. TR i : v,,mo; : :' : r a :trntrn'w u .....ku..Ps:m i !,!rms-, m... Pron W.,J 0-T-, . ....... . a. ,r-;,u n.":, ... .' ". ',: . ' i f .. ... .......... 7 *.::" n 4i=: E'.:: : ::.':. 4:.:" fl::'E: . .. !: ":'. i:E% '.$ i" itt J.: V7 HHj4.~ 4 i: I ii' + :~... : :ii: i: :`:;f? ,ii!' : :i -A. T.; W x.. ....S. P '-Hi - *.At;!PH:~"'.'. M/ t !q i ... .. .. ..... . . ..i. . ...... ',,:: ,i:: x. .. . ; .... .; .... .. ... ."...'.".." . ,M. . . .. .... . .. ;. ... ik" . .[ '. ... .. . ,, '. 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"pg: ". .! .: : " :." ;1 : .." : 2 " ."1: : : : . .... .., .... .. . , . . ., ' .R. ..... .. ,. . . . . .. : . .. .. . . ., E'. .:.* .; . ,. "t. J.I :. : .i :45 SURGICAL OPERATIONS. A: Amputations: Leg........... ......................................... Operations on bones: Craniectqmy, decompressive ......................... S:. B Hermotomy: Inguinal, single............................................... / Genitt-urinary tract: Curetage uteri........... ................................. : Obstetrical: ?6: Low forreps.............................................................. ::' : Perineorrhaphy..................................... .................. i Thorax: Thoracotomy...................................................... Rectum: Hemorrhoids, radical cure....................................... Laparotomy: SAppendectom y....... ..................................... ............. Salpingectomy, single ..............................................:.... Oophorectomy.......................................................... uspensio-uter........................ .. ............................ Minor operations, various.................. .................................. STABLE XV.-PALO SECO LEPER ASYLUM. NATIONALITY OF PATIENTS. Class. Pai ama Canal employees...... Panama Railroad employees... S; Pay cases...................... S Charity cases................ T. Total.................. Cost of subsistence per patient : -TABLE XVI.- Class. Pay cases.................... b! a;C rity cases.............. Total................ "": ''- Number treated. White. 2 2 Black. ......... 30 16 Americans. White. Black. Other nations. -White. 2 2 Black. 30 16 I I I -------- t per day, $0.26. -SANTO TOMAS HOSPITAL. Remain- Remain- Remaing Ad- Dis- Died. ing Fe mitted. charged. Feb. 28. 34 87 93 1 27 421 811 769 50 413 455 898 862 51 440 _______ S _____________ ______ ______ i Average number of patients constantly sick............................ Total number of days' treatment.......................................... .:: A ge number of days' treatment per patient........................... : Cost of subsistence per patient per day................................... 444 12,449 9 $0.28 1 Died, 1. 'H.i 1,3.,. :.: < *' ,, . .F j. 4 'i. ?............. : --- M.Ir. i :' ' ..L .. ', ;, ; ;i. i : .;.,: ".'; :.'.. :. ::. %.. a e -P7.. ,'; ". M', , ,C.' *..,, :*.y V' * ". '. F ..;;" ^i..:i- ^ ;\ . *;'-'";... ^ '*-*? ': "..''. ;;*,jMS.IE OWK ...w "................. ... ... K .r,..4- ".,,,-," ... ........ Win- ... D ,....n... ... .. '. s .. ... ., 5..-...- r -. 'K i J .. : :, : : : " :j l " ." ,"" .,'. .',: .." "- v:..; .:. .; .'. .- :. " ..... ...... ., , ..... : .., :,. . . w. . ... . ,..". ,.... , .. .......... :, . : ":'. .: "... :1:~~l :l' 1~1 l l 1 ll ll:"~" : "" . . " . .. . . A:" ....... ': a .'. " OnoiX S .. . . ... .... 0A ... ". . . .' ,'. '. ... .... 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'. :. . ..... .. . ... ... ... ... . 0 Ci; f47 f Asylostomiasis......... ....-.-....- .........-....... ......... 11 * _pp edicitis and typhlitis .................................. ............. 8 I Hern:ia, intestinal obstructions ............................................... 5 Seiseases of the intestines ................................................... 46 Or rhosis of the liver............................... ....--------- .....------ ... 3 .Other diseasesofthe liver...-e..t -........--................................- 2 cui te nephritis ................ ............................................... 14 ' Caleuli of the urinary passages ............................................... 1 S Diseases of the bladder ..-............-...................................... 5 i Diseases of the urethra, urinary abscess, etc................................... 6 S Nonvenereal diseases of the male genital organs............................... 6 Oi:; her diseases of the uterus................................................... 5 Cyss and other tumors of the ovary......-................................... 1 Salpingitis and other diseases of the female genital organs..................... 15 Normal labor................................................................. 81 Accidents of pregnancy ...................................................... 16 Puerperal albuminuria and convulsions.-...................................... 1 Gangre.ne-................................................................... 1 1: uruncle.............................. ....................................... 1 Acute abscess................................................................. 8 Other diseases of the skin and annexa......................................... 26 S Diseases of the bones (tuberculosis excepted)..-.............................. 1 : Other diseases of the organs of locomotion........................... .......... 3 Congenital malformation (stillbirth not included)............................. 1 iTewborn child........................................................... 77 Other acute poisonings ..................................................... 4 Burns (conflagration excepted)................ ................. ........... 3 T raumatism by firearms....-........... ..-------................-............ 18 Traumatism by cutting or piercing instruments.-...............- ..-......... 2 S Traumatism by other crushings (vehicles, railroads, landslides, etc.).......... 6 Fractures (cause not specified)....................................... ........ 11 S Causes of death not specified or ill defined ...............................-..- 5 No disease.................................................................... 41 Total ............................... ............................. ...... 913 : SURGICAL OPERATIONS. Amputations: Thigh............................................ Leg.......................... ...... ..... ....... ..... i4e Digits, multiple....................................... SAdenectomy, inguinal: S -Single................................................ Double ............................ ............ ....... Herniotomy, inguinal, single............................... : ephrectomy................................................. Sitpirethrotomy, internal.................................... ... drocele, single, radical cure ......... .... ........... Smtomy............................................ Estert............................................... i: sections................. ........................ ermeorrhaphy............................................... : l ho radical ure................................. fltla in anus, excision of................................ 1 tic~aon of surface neoplasms-........-.... ................... 'unshot wound of soft parts, operation for................ S operation for severe injuries......................... c operation for effects of disease...................... ecntomy ......... ..................................... inScystotomy............................................. l hotomy ............................................. 0hleehotomy---------------- of river, thoraco-hepatotomy for ..................... I . . .I "!: 1 4l. ~0 Number. Died. .......... I .......... .......... 1 .......... ......... .-.----..- iiiiiii iii l . .l.. .l .i 15f. * ;;; " ...;;':,i;....... ;;'t~ ~i ~ -h t~ .r ~ *r:r ,. .: ..... .. .. .. N' :..: : i"...{, .",:. .:k I: ,. ., :i~r..~ir ,D ..ir~ ;i .,.'''.. :''.E. "' ; I" L;". ""~ ~.1.~S~ " : .: .:.. . .:. :. . :,i i :; :i ': :;. I,!i ..! !. ,, ....,?-" ,, ..., .. ;I.i. ;.i i. ,' ;a ;;:~: M.. i ".A ." ~------- a -,, ., ... ..... ...... ..... . N ? 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Buildings: : Number of buildings inspected.......................-.............. 4,793 Number of plans for new buildings approved........................ 16 Number of permits granted for repairs to old buildings................ 60 Total number of permits granted..................................... 76 Number of buildings condemned .................................... 10 S Number of buildings demolished--....... ............................. 11 S Street cleaning: V Average number of square yards cleaned daily....................... 600,000 Average number of square yards street sprinkled daily...-............ 90,000 Number of private properties cleaned during month.................. 0 Number of notices served and nuisances abated....................... 226 Vaccinations: Number of vaccinations during month .............................. 1,424 i' .. Total number of vaccinations since Apr. 1, 1914....................... 16,151 WORK REPORT FOR COLON, CRISTOBAL, AND MOUNT HOPE. '[Health office, Cristobal, Feb. 28, 1915.] : Sanitation, general, Colon: Si.I. Square yards street cleaned......................................... 3,558,622 Cubic feet fumigated (I building) .................................. 3,456 Square yards street sprinkled....................................... 501,000 Square yards alleys maintained..................................... 620,885 SNumber private properties cleaned ................................ 27 Number of rats'killed.....................----...--................. 288 ,> Loads of yard garbage handled................................... 382 Number of cans, garbage (1,954 cubic yards).-...................... 60,661 Cir Colon dump maintained................ ...................... E.ir:; Linear yards ditches maintained ...............--............... ... 4,690 Square yards vegetation removed, Colon............................ 96,800 Parkway & "E" Street maintained..........................-.... Number square yards oiled -..-...-.......-................--...... 13,150 Number buildings inspected ...........-........................... 3,380 Number of receptacles treated..-...-........-....-...... ........... 20,300 Number of mosquito-breeding places destroyed ................... 153 Number of nosuisace aae-------- ---------181 *Number of fly-breeding places destroy.ed............................ 86 Number of nuisances abated ........................................ 181 S Gallons larvicide used ............................ .................. 185 Gallons crude oil used.............................................. 86 Building, Colon: Number of plans approved.....-----....--....----.......--.......- 2 SNumber permits to occupy issued ...........-...................... 2 Number of permits to repair issued ................................ 78 Number of temporary permits to occupy issued .................... 1 I' Number of bills collected...... .................................... 98 Sewers, Colon: Number new connections made during month...................... 2 Total number connections made to date............................ 1,171 Number of houses in which extentions were made ................. 1' Outstanding permits..--...-------..--..----.------...---...------------............ 35 S*Sanitation, Cristobal: SNumber of cans, garbage (591 cubic yards).......................... 12,183 Loads of yard garbage handled -----15 L;: oads of yard garbage handled..................................... 15 .Square yards vegetation removed................................... 9, 20 S Square yards vegetation removed P. R. R. reservation.............. 48,400 Square yards oiled ...........-............-........................ 6,050 Number of receptacles treated ...................................... 280 Number of mosquito-breeding places destroyed..................... 15 S: Number of fly-breeding places destroyed..................-......... 17 'Number buildings inspected........................................ 65 SGallons larvicide used ..............................*............... 24 Gallons crude oil used............................... ................ 190 I, : .., a::d .I.:. : i' :9 : :. , 'V:':;'.: .'* ' q:: hr;^L4 i:- ru :."ft? IMMIGRATION REPORT FOR COLON. From- Cabin. Steerage. amaiica and West Indies............................ ...... 106 311 Venezuela................................................... 8 1 SClombia...---------...--............--------------..-------....--...........-------.... 53 99 --------------------- --.....-------... -- 86 19 Giatemala............................................. 0 4 i *Costa Rica.------------........--------..........--------------.......---.....---............... 127 36 S Bocas del Toro.............................................. 56 112 Coast towns......-.......-..............................-.... 0 194 1,434 804 S.......... 2,238 Men.:-" 1,390 M eii en. ....... ..................-.......................................... 390 S:' men.. ..........--------------------------------------------------------486 Children....................-.............................................. 168 1 Unclassified.............................................................. 194 r Total..-......... ....-..--.....--.....- ..........-............... 2,238 SQUARANTINE-BOCA DEL TORO, ;:" Number of vessels inspected and passed.................................... 14 Number of crew inspected and passed...................................... 1,104 ::.9 Number of passengers inspected and passed..................- .... ......... 202 Number of passengers in transit inspected and passed...................... 352 Number of persons held to complete period of incubation of plague......... 2 I No. quarantinable disease has appeared in this port, and the health conditions S..f the port and surrounding territory are good. TABLE XIX.-STATEMENT OF QUININE ISSUED. Kilos. Quinine sulphate.......................................................... 35 , i.Quine sulphate tablets..........................................-.....- .. 7 STotal................................-.................................. 42 S ouids avoirdupois, 92.59. r4: .... *a S' I.!] , [,: #.- ::,***- : ;* ... .' ; i :^ ,' : :. :. : ... i:. , :. : "" ;': ''. i". ii :. k t ..N.'. " : :...! o, o .<:-. ;;,:*. *:..... .. | r,.. :"" .;.; .: : ?: h:":, . UNIVERSITY OF 3 1262 08 |
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| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.constructor | Application State validated or built |
| 0 | sobekcm_database.verify_item_lookup_object | |
| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.constructor | Navigation Object created from URI query string |
| 0 | sobekcm_database.verify_item_lookup_object | |
| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.display_item | Retrieving item or group information |
| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.get_entire_collection_hierarchy | Retrieving hierarchy information |
| 0 | sobekcm_assistant.get_entire_collection_hierarchy | |
| 0 | cached_data_manager.retrieve_item_aggregation | |
| 0 | cached_data_manager.retrieve_item_aggregation | Found item aggregation on local cache |
| 0 | item_aggregation_builder.get_item_aggregation | Found 'all' item aggregation in cache |
| 0 | system.web.ui.page.page_load (ufdc.page_load) | |
| 0 | sobekcm_page_globals.constructor.on_page_load | |
| 0 | html_echo_mainwriter.add_style_references | Adding style references to HTML |
| 0 | html_echo_mainwriter.add_text_to_page | Reading the text from the file and echoing back to the output stream |
| 43 | html_echo_mainwriter.add_text_to_page | Finished reading and writing the file |