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Infantile asthenia. See " Asthenia." The term "infantile" adds no pr to an indefinite statement.
Infantile atrophy. . See "Atrophy."
Malassimilation.
What disease caused the malassimilation?
Malnutrition.
What disease caused the malnutrition?
Marasmus. What disease caused the "marasmus" ? Was it tuberculosis, syphilis, or cholera infantum? fully, as this return in itself is practically worthl compilation.
Meningitis.
Was it epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis? If so
exactly in this form Did it follow scarlet fever,
monia, or some acute infection? If so, name th
mary disease. Was it traumatic? If so, stat
nature of the violence which caused the meni
Was it tuberculous meningitis?
Nephritis. Was it'acute or chronic? If acute, occurring in the of some disease, name the disease causing death
Old age.
This is not a satisfactory return.
The influence of
shown by the statement of age in years, month
days. To this the statement of "old age" as a ca
death adds nothing of value. Name the dise
which the old person succumbed.
Peritonitis.
What was the cause of the peritonitis? "Idiopathi
tonitis" should be rarely returned. Was it pue
or traumatic? In the latter case, state mode of i
Pernicious anemia.
If any definite cause can be assigned for the aner
should be reported. Anemia due to tuberculosis,
ilis, etc., should be returned under the primary d
Pneumonia. Specify definitely whether broncho-pneumonia or pneumonia. If sequel to influenza, state that f
Pyemia. What caused the pyemia? Was it puerperal or matic? If traumatic, state nature of accident c injury.
Senile asthenia. See "Old age" and "Asthenia." Give disease c
death.
State disease c
Senile atrophy. See "Old age" and "Atrophy." death. See "Old age." State disease causing death.
Senile decay.
Senile decline. See "Old age." Name the disease, if any, that caus decline.
Senile marasmus. See "Old age" and "Marasmus." death.
Name disease c
Shock. What caused the shock? If from injury, state nat accident. If from surgical operation, state dise injury requiring the operation.
Surgical operation. Surgical shock.
Always state the disease or injury requiring oper Unless the operation was improper or unskilfull formed, it should not be given as the primary ca death.
Teething. Name the disease affecting the teething child. See tition."
Toxemia.
Was this acute or chronic poisoning due to some ex agent? Was it auto-intoxication, due to poison erated in the body by disease? If so, state the of the disease.
Tuberculosis. State organ affected. Do not fail to state as pulm tuberculosis if lungs were affected.
Tumor. Was it a cancer? Whether a cancer or tumor, do n to specify organ or part of body affected.
Typhoid condition.
Avoid this term as it is likely to be mistaken for ty
fever.
Typhoid pneumonla.
Typho-malarial fever.
Was it typhoid fever? Was it malarial fever? A ture of these diseases rarely occurs, the great ma of cases of so-called "typho-malarial fever "[being ing more nor less than typhoid fever.
Was the primary disease typhoid fever or pneumonia
Was this not due to pulmonary tuberculosis? If so, the primary cause should be reported without fail.
Name the disease causing the passive or hypostatic con- gestion.
State name of disease causing imperfect nutrition. Did it follow some disease? If so, give name of disease.
Was this not pulmonary tuberculosis ?
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
RETURN OF A DEATH
Winthrop
(CITY OR TOWN.)
Registered No ..
Date of
Death * S
Residence
Age.
.................. years.
months. .days
STATISTICAL DETAILS
SEX
COLOR
White
SINGLE, MARRIED, WIDOWED, OR DIVORCED
MAIDEN NAME + HUSBAND'S NAME t
BIRTHPLACE #
Lynn. Mase
NAME OF
FATHER
Patrick Maso
BIRTHPLACE
OF FATHER#
Teland
MAIDEN NAME
OF MOTHER
Blanche Senkungtire
BIRTHPLACE
OF MOTHER +
Theland
OCCUPATION
Clerk
INFORMANT §
Laura &. Reilly Sister
PLACE OF BURIAL OR REMOVAL II Lynn Mass
DATE OF BURIAL
June 5%
1909
UNDERTAKER
ADDRESS Lagranges &p
PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE
I HEREBY CERTIFY that I attended deceased during tas
illness, from. ............... 190 ..... to ....... 190 that to the best of my knowledge and belief death occurred on th date stated above, and that the CAUSE OF DEATH was as follows
Primary :
asphyxiation by
Suspensions, Suicide
(DURATION). DAY
Contributory :
(DURATION). DAY
(Signed).
George Burgers Magath,M.
dreamed Exam Suffolk
SPECIAL INFORMATION only for Hospitals, Institutions, Transient or Recent Residents.
How long at Place of Death ? .. years.
..... months. ..... da
Where was disease contracted, If not at place of death ?
Filed
.190
Cler
* City or town, street and number, if any. If death occurs away from USUAL RES DENCE, give facts called for under "Special Information." If in a Hospital Institution, give Its NAME Instead of street and number.
t In case of married or divorced woman, or widow.
# State or country; also city, town or county, If known.
+++00 =
§ Name and address of person giving statistical details. Il Name of cemetery.
ALL NAMES TO BE IN FULL
FULL NAME
William 7 Mason
Place of l Point Shirley Chair.
Death June 2 190G
-
62 William F. Mason June 211909
[1-'09-37-XXXM.]
Permit No.
RETURN OF DEATH.
Winthrop
BOSTON, MASS.
Date of Death
June 11' 1009.
Name in full, Charles 6, elevensono
(If married or divorced woman give maiden name, also name of husband.)
Sex, Male Color
Condition, manied
(Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced.)
Age,. 76 Years,. 1 Months, 2 Days. Occupation,
Residence,*
Winthrop
mass
Ward, /
Place of Death,
12. Vier avenue (Off Sunnyside avenue)
Place of Birth,
Eachfears me
Date of Birth,
Name and Birthplace John Stevenson- Belfast me
of Father,
Maiden Name and Susan E, Grito- Vna Portia
Birthplace of Mother,
Place of Interment,
Sainttrope Cemetery
* If an institution, state how long an inmate and previous residence. Summer Cloud Undertaker.
PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE OF THE CAUSE OF DEATH.
Winthrop
Boston,
Name and Age ?
of Deceased, Chas & Stephenson
Age, 26 years.
I hereby certify that I attended deceased from. 1906 1
19
, to
19 º7, that I last saw
alive on the. 10
day of. 190%
he
that died on the 11 day of 199 9, about. o'clock
his A.M., or P.M., and that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the cause of death was as follows :
Chief cause,
Disease
Contributing cause,
Duration
Chief Cause,. 2 yrs
Contributing cause,
M. D.
- PHYSICIANS BEFORE STATING CAUSE OF DEATH ARE REQUESTED TO SEE THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS BLANK.
21
19 00
(White, Black, Mixed, Chinese, Indian, etc.) Retired
ate year, month and day.)
LIST OF INDEFINITE TERMS WHICH SHOULD BE AVOIDED IN GIVING CAUSES OF DEATH.
Acute gastritis.
State cause. Was it due to some irritant poison ?
Ascites. Name disease causing ascites. See "Dropsy."
Asphyxia.
How? Was it accidental? If so, state fully the nature of the accident. If by gases or poisonous vapors, give particulars. Was it a case of "overlying" (child) ? What disease caused this condition ?
Asthenla.
A practically worthless statement. See "Debility." What was the cause?
Atrophy. What caused the atrophy? Was it tuberculous wasting (phthisis) ? Was it syphilis? What organ or part atrophied ?
Biood poisoning.
Do you mean septicemia, syphilis, or any other definite disease? If septicemia, what was the cause? Was it puerperal ?
Chronic pneumonia.
Was this not pulmonary tuberculosis ?
Congestion of lungs.
Was it acute bronchitis, broncho-pneumonia, or lobar- pneumonia? If so, state definitely. Was it passive or hypostatic congestion ? If so, name disease causing the condition.
Convulsions.
What caused the convulsions? Were they epileptic, puerperal, or caused by diarrhea or enteritis (infants) ? Name the disease in which the convulsions occurred. "Convulsions" are mere symptoms and should not be given as equivalent to a proper statement of cause of death.
Debility.
What caused the debility? Name the acute or chronic disease. Debility might follow typhoid fever, diph- theria, tuberculosis, Bright's disease, and a host of other causes. The return is worthless and should never be made.
Dentition.
What was the disease causing death of the teething child ? "Dentition" is not a proper cause of death, and, like "infantile" and "old age," does little except to mark the approximate age of decedents.
Dropsy. Name the disease in which the "dropsy" occurred.
Dyspepsia.
Was there organic disease of the stomach or other organs ? If so, name the disease causing death.
Eclampsia.
Give cause of convulsions. Were they puerperal?
Edema of lungs.
Give cause. See "Congestion of lungs."
Gastric fever.
A worthless return. Was it acute gastritis (q. v.) or some definite form of fever, as typhoid, malarial, etc .?
General paralysis.
If extended paralysis resulted from cerebral hemorrhage, the cause should be given and the expression "general paralysis" should be avoided. "General paralysis" should be written only for "general paralysis of the insane," or paretic dementia, and the statement of the fact of insanity should always be included.
Heart failure.
What disease caused the "heart failure"? The heart always "fails" before death from any cause. Be par- ticularly careful that deaths from diphtheria, tubercu- losis, etc., are not so reported. If organic heart disease is meant it should be so stated.
Hemorrhage of lungs.
Was this not due to pulmonary tuberculosis? If so, the primary cause should be reported without fail.
Hypostatic congestion.
Name the disease causing the passive or hypostatic con- gestion.
State name of disease causing imperfect nutrition. Did it
follow some disease? If so, give name of disease.
This is a particularly pernicious term and is responsible for a multitude of worthless certificates. It sounds as if it meant something definite, but, in the majority of cases, it does not. What disease caused the inanition ? Was it syphilis, tuberculosis, cholera infantum? If inability to take food, state cause.
Infantile asthenia. See " Asthenia." The term "infantile" adds no to an indefinite statement.
Infantile atrophy.
See "Atrophy."
Malassimilation.
What disease caused the malassimilation ?
Malnutrition. What disease caused the malnutrition ?
Marasmus. What disease caused the "marasmus" ? Was tuberculosis, syphilis, or cholera infantun fully, as this return in itself is practically wor compilation.
Meningitis.
Was it epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis? If
exactly in this form. Did it follow scarlet fe
monia, or some acute infection ? If so, nam
mary disease. Was it traumatic? If so,
nature of the violence which caused the m
Was it tuberculous meningitis ?
Nephritis. Was it acute or chronic? If acute, occurring in of some disease, name the disease causing de
Old age.
This is not a satisfactory return. The influence
shown by the statement of age in years, mo
days.
To this the statement of "old age" as
death adds nothing of value. Name the
which the old person succumbed.
Peritonitis. What was the cause of the peritonitis ? "Idiop tonitis" should be rarely returned. Was it or traumatic? In the latter case, state mode
Pernicious anemia. If any definite cause can be assigned for the should be reported. Anemia due to tubercul ilis, etc., should be returned under the primar
Pneumonia. Specify definitely whether broncho-pneumonia pneumonia. If sequel to influenza, state th
Pyemia. What caused the pyemia? Was it puerperal matic? If traumatic, state nature of accider injury.
Senile asthenia. See "Old age" and "Asthenia." Give diseas
death.
Senile atrophy. See "Old age" and "Atrophy." death.
State diseas
Senile decay.
See "Old age." State disease causing death.
Senile decline.
See "Old age." Name the disease, if any, that
decline.
Senile marasmus.
See "Old age" and "Marasmus." Name disea
death.
Shock. What caused the shock? If from injury, state accident. If from surgical operation, state injury requiring the operation.
Surgical operation. Surgical shock.
Always state the disease or injury requiring Unless the operation was improper or unski formed, it should not be given as the primar death.
Teething. Name the disease affecting the teething child. tition."
Toxemia.
Was this acute or chronic poisoning due to som agent? Was it auto-intoxication, due to po erated in the body by disease? If so, state of the disease.
Tuberculosis. State organ affected. Do not fail to state as p tuberculosis if lungs were affected.
Tumor. Was it a cancer? Whether a cancer or tumor, to specify organ or part of body affected.
Typhoid condition.
Avoid this term as it is likely to be mistaken fo
fever.
Typhoid pneumonia.
Was the primary disease typhoid fever or pneum
Imperfect nutrition.
Inanition.
Typho-malarial fever.
Was it typhoid fever? Was it malarial fever? ture of these diseases rarely occurs, the great of cases of so-called "typho-malarial fever " b ing more nor less than typhoid fever.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
RETURN OF A DEATH
FULL NAME
Henry appleton Hay
Place of }
new Wanthet Hotel
Death * S
Residence
Age
61
3
. years
.months. days
STATISTICAL DETAILS
SEX
COLOR
white
SINGLE, MARRIED, WIDOWED, OR DIVORCED
MAIDEN NAME t
HUSBAND'S NAME t
BIRTHPLACE # PorctanThe
NAME OF FATHER
BIRTHPLACE OF FATHER# Jurado Mas
MAIDEN NAME
OF MOTHER
sophia 1 mg
BIRTHPLACE
OF MOTHER $
Predand me.
OCCUPATION
INFORMANT § Mis Horaire May Wife
PLACE OF BURIAL OR REMOVAL II
DATE OF BURIAL
190 ....
UNDERTAKER
ADDRESS
PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE
1 HEREBY CERTIFY that I attended deceased during last iliness, from. 190) 190. .. to.
June 13 190%, that to the best of my knowledge and belief death occurred on the date stated above, and that the CAUSE OF DEATH was as follows: Primary : Cardiac Insulprincy
.(OURATION).
3 Jours
Contributory :
(DURATION). .. DAY8
(Signed)
M.D.
A 15 1909 (Address)
SPECIAL INFORMATION only for Hospitals, Institutions, Transients, or Recent Residents.
How long at Place of Death ? years. months ..
........ . days
Where was disease contracted, If not at place of death ?
Filed
.190
Clerk
* City or town, street and number, if any. If death occurs away from USUAL RESI- DENCE, give facts called for under "Special Information." If In a Hospital or Institution, give Its NAME instead of street and number.
t in case of married or divorced woman, or widow.
# State or country] also city, town or county, If known.
§ Name and address of person giving statistical detalls. [[ Name of cemetery.
Registered No.
Date of June 13th
1909
Death
4
Nunchuk (CITY OR TOWN.)
ALL NAMES TO BE IN FULL
64 Henry appleton Hay, June 13, 1909
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
RETURN OF A DEATH
FULL NAME
Marguerite D. Noble
Registered No.
Place of Death *
18 Plusmes Que Winthrop Wass.
Date of Death
June 15.1900.
Age
16
years
?
.months
5
.days
STATISTICAL DETAILS
SEX
fernale
COLOR
white
SINGLE, MARRIED,
WIDOWED, OR
DIVORCED
MAIDEN NAME +
HUSBAND'S NAME +
BIRTHPLACE + Bastar Isjass.
NAME OF
FATHER
L'avis & noble.
BIRTHPLACE
OF FATHER$
albian IsMichigan.
MAIDEN NAME
OF MOTHER
Fannie o Davis.
BIRTHPLACE
OF MOTHER $
Pourtruy Dass.
OCCUPATION
INFORMANT §
Lewis & Noble
PLACE OF BURIAL OR REMOVAL II
Withrop Tima.
UNDERTAKER gs hatermantens.
DATE OF BURIAL June 18 199
ADDRESS Boston
PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE
| HEREBY CERTIFY that I attended deceased during last illness, from 190 .to
.190 that to the best of my knowledge and belief death occurred on the date stated above, and that the CAUSE OF DEATH was as follows : -
Primary :
3 anos.
(DURATION). DAYS
Contributory :
Dropary
2 Snot.
.(DURATION). . DAYS
(Signed)
M.D.
16 1909 (Address)
1
SPECIAL INFORMATION only for Hospitals, Institutions, Transients, or Recent Residents.
Former or Usual Residence
How long at Place of Death ? Days
Where was disease contracted, If not at place of death ?..
Filed
190 .....
Clerk
* City or town, street and number, If any. If death occurs away from USUAL RESI- DENCE, give facts called for under "Special Information." If In a Hospital or Institution, give Its NAME instead of street and number.
t In case of married or divorced woman, or widow.
# State or country; also city, town or county, If known.
§ Name and address of person giving statistical details. il Name of cemetery.
ALL NAMES TO BE IN FULL
65 marguerite noble June 15, 1909
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
RETURN OF A DEATH Charles W. Shutlift
FULL NAME
Registered No.
Place of Death *
21 Nowthorne Dve Winthrop
Date of Death
June.17.1909
Age
25
. years
4
months
13
days
STATISTICAL DETAILS
SEX
inale
COLOR
white
SINGLE, MARRIED, WIDOWED, OR DIVORCED
MAIDEN NAME Ť HUSBAND'S NAME t
BIRTHPLACE # medford Mars.
NAME OF
FATHER
Charles I. Shurtliff.
BIRTHPLACE
OF FATHER+
Formatos Can
MAIDEN NAME
OF MOTHER
Sarah Q. Burgin
BIRTHPLACE
OF MOTHER $
Freedom D.H.
OCCUPATION Salesman
INFORMANT §
PLACE OF BURIAL OR REMOVAL !! Wars Grimmatory
UNDERTAKER es Waterman tons
DATE OF BURIAL
june. 20
.. 190 9
ADDRESS
Bastoni
PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE
1 HEREBY CERTIFY that I attended deceased during last illness, from .. June 13 1909 to June 17 1909. that to the best of my knowledge and belief death occurred on the date stated above, and that the CAUSE OF DEATH was as follows :
Primary :
Double plano-prumer
and Facial ery sipelas
.. (DURATION).
4
DAYS
Contributory :
.(DURATION)
.. DAYS
(Signed)
M.D.
June 19 1909 (Address)
Quinttuof mass
SPECIAL INFORMATION only for Hospitals, Institutions, Transients, or Recent Residents.
Former or
Usual Residence
How long at
Place of Death ?
Days
Where was disease contracted, If not at place of death ?
Filed
190
Clerk
* City or town, street and number, If any. If death occurs away from USUAL RESI- DENCE, give facts called for under "Special Information." If In a Hospital or Institution, give Its NAME Instead of street and number.
t In case of married or divorced woman, or widow.
È Stato or country; also city, town or county, If known.
§ Name and address of person giving statistical details. || Name of cemetery.
66 Charles D. Shestiff June 17, 1909
[1.'09-37.XXXM.]
Permit No.
RETURN OF DEATH.
Winthrop BOSTON, MASS.
Date of Death, June 20"
1909 ..
Name in full, William Hh Danglern (Dangler:)
(If married or divorced woman give maiden name, also name of husband.)
Sex, Male Color, White Condition, Married
(White, Black, Mixed, Chinese, (Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced.)
Age, 45 Years,.
Months, 7 Days. Occupation,
Indian, etc.) Ordnance sergeant
Residence,* JA, Banks Mass,
Ward,
Place of Death,. It, Banks, Mass, Military Hospital, June 20"+909 (State year, month and day.)
Place of Birth, Goshen Indiana Date of Birth,
Name and Birthplace ? Unknown
of Father,
Maiden Name and Unknown
Birthplace of Mother, S
Place of Interment,
Ershon, Indiana,
* If an institution, state how long an inmate and previous residence. Summer Floyd A
Undertaker.
PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE OF THE CAUSE OF DEATH.
Skinthump
Boston, June 20" 1909
Name and Age ? WilliamIl Danglee Age,. 45 years.
of Deceased,
I hereby certify that I attended deceased from June - 1909, to June 20
1909 , that I last saw
alive on the. 20" day of June 1909,
that he died on the 2.0"
day of June 1909, about 600 o'clock
A. MTy op P.M., and that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the cause of. hio death was as follows :
Disease ‹ Chief cause, Chronic Interstitial Teshuitis complicated ly Contributing cause, Intral Stenosis and Ironffren cy.
Duration
Chief Cause, .... Contributing cause, Not known. markets Peck IhreC. U. S. inny M. D.
PHYSICIANS BEFORE STATING CAUSE OF DEATH ARE REQUESTED TO SEE THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS BLANK.
LIST OF INDEFINITE TERMS WHICH SHOULD BE AVOIDED IN GIVING CAUSES OF DEATH.
Acute gastritis.
State cause. Was it due to some irritant poison ?
Ascites. Name disease causing ascites. See "Dropsy."
Asphyxia. How? Was it accidental? If so, state fully the nature of the accident. If by gases or poisonous vapors, give particulars. Was it a case of "overlying" (child) ? What disease caused this condition ?
Asthenia. A practically worthless statement. See "Debility." What was the cause?
Atrophy. What caused the atrophy? Was it tuberculous wasting (phthisis) ? Was it syphilis? What organ or part atrophied ?
Blood poisoning.
Do you mean septicemia, syphilis, or any other definite disease? If septicemia, what was the cause? Was it puerperal ?
Chronic pneumonia.
Was this not pulmonary tuberculosis?
Congestion of lungs.
Was it acute bronchitis, broncho-pneumonia, or lobar- pneumonia ? If so, state definitely. Was it passive or hypostatic congestion ? If so, name disease causing the condition.
Convulsions.
June 20699
Dropsy.
Name the disease in which the "dropsy" occurred.
Dyspepsia.
Was there organic disease of the stomach or other organs? If so, name the discase causing death.
Eclampsia. Give cause of convulsions. Were they puerperal?
Edema of lungs.
Give cause. See "Congestion of lungs."
Gastric fever.
A worthless return. Was it acute gastritis (q. v.) or some definite form of fever, as typhoid, malarial, etc .?
General paralysis.
"If extended paralysis resulted from cerebral heinorrhage, the cause should be given and the expression "general paralysis" should be avoided. "General paralysis" should be written only for "general paralysis of the insane," or paretic dementia, and the statement of the fact of insanity should always be included.
Heart failure.
What disease caused the "heart failure"? The heart always "fails" before death from any cause. Be par- ticularly careful that deaths from diphtheria, tubercu- losis, etc., are not so reported. If organic heart disease is meant it should be so stated.
Tuberculosis. State organ affected. Do not fail to state as pulmor tuberculosis if lungs were affected.
Tumor. Was it a cancer? Whether a cancer or tumor, do not to specify organ or part of body affected.
Typhoid condition.
Avoid this term as it is likely to be mistaken for typł
fever.
Typhoid pneumonia.
Was the primary disease typhoid fever or pneumonia?
Inanition.
This is a particularly pernicious term and is responsible for a multitude of worthless certificates. It sounds as if it meant something definite, but, in the majority of cases, it does not. What disease caused the inanition ? Was it syphilis, tuberculosis, cholera infantum? If
inability to take food, state cause.
Infantile asthenia. See "Asthenia." The term "infantile" adds no prec to an indefinite statement.
Infantile atrophy. See "Atrophy."
Malassimilation.
What disease caused the malassimilation?
Malnutrition. What disease caused the malnutrition ?
Marasmus. What disease caused the "marasmus" ? Was it dt tuberculosis, syphilis, or cholera infantum? fully, as this return in itself is practically worthles compilation.
Meningitis. Was it epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis? If so, exactly in this form. Did it follow scarlet fever, p monia, or some acute infection? If so, name the mary disease. Was it traumatic? If so, state nature of the violence which caused the menin Was it tuberculous meningitis?
Nephritis. Was it acute or chronic? If acute, occurring in the co of some disease, name the disease causing death.
Old age. This is not a satisfactory return. The influence of a shown by the statement of age in years, months, days. To this the statement of "old age" as a cau death adds nothing of value. Name the diseas which the old person succumbed.
Peritonitis.
What was the cause of the peritonitis?
"Idiopathic
tonitis" should be rarely returned.
Was it puer
or traumatic? In the latter case, state mode of in
Pernicious anemia. If any definite cause can be assigned for the anemi should be reported. Anemia due to tuberculosis, s. ilis, etc., should be returned under the primary dis
Pneumonia. Specify definitely whether broncho-pneumonia or lo pneumonia. If sequel to influenza, state that fac
Pyemia. What caused the pyemia? Was it puerperal or matic? If traumatic, state nature of accident cau injury.
Senile asthenia. See "Old age" and "Asthenia." Give disease cau
death.
Senile atrophy. See "Old age" and "Atrophy." death.
Senile decay.
See "Old age."
State disease causing death.
Senile decline.
See "Old age." Name the disease, if any, that caused
decline.
Senile ınarasmus.
See "Old age" and "Marasmus." Name disease cau
death.
Shock. What caused the shock? If from injury, state natur accident. If from surgical operation, state diseas injury requiring the operation.
Surgical operation. Surgical shock.
Always state the disease or injury requiring operat Unless the operation was improper or unskilfully formed, it should not be given as the primary caus death.
Tecthing. Name the disease affecting the teething child. See "I tition."
Toxemia. Was this acute or chronic poisoning due to some exte agent? Was it auto-intoxication, due to poisons erated in the body by disease? If so, state the n: of the disease.
Hemorrhage of lungs.
Was this not due to pulmonary tuberculosis? If so, the primary cause should be reported without fail.
Hypostatic congestion.
Name the disease causing the passive or hypostatic con- gestion.
Imperfect nutrition.
State name of disease causing imperfect nutrition. Did it
follow some disease? If so, give name of disease.
Typho-malarial fever.
Was it typhoid fever? Was it malarial fever? A n ture of these diseases rarely occurs, the great majo of cases of so-called "typho-malarial fever" being nc ing more nor less than typhoid fever.
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