| Males | Females | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Number admitted during 1922 | 153 | 82 | 235 |
| Daily average number resident during 1922 | 8.54 | 5.85 | 14.39 |
| Number of Attendants (Resident — Employed in attendance on patients) | 13 | ||
| Resident — Employed as servants or only partially as attendants | |||
| Non-Resident — Employed in attendance on patients | |||
| Non-Resident — Employed as servants or only partially as attendants | |||
| Discharged: Recovered | 51 | 57 | |
| Relieved | 3.0 | 19.83 | |
| Not improved | 54.25 | 24 | |
| Died in 1922 | 20 | 36 | |
| Average stay (days) of those discharged | 26.72 | 148.3 | |
| Average stay (days) of those died | 70 | 71 | |
| Remaining at end of 1922 | 93 | 1 | |
| 3.0 | 46.55 | 202.58 |
N.B. Of those admitted during the year were believed to be suffering from their first attack of insanity.
| No. in register | Age of deceased | Sex of deceased | Bodily condition when admitted | Form of mental disorder | Date of admission | Cause of death | Whether a Coroner's inquest was held, and verdict | Whether a post-mortem examination was held |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 131 | Male | Good (Observation) | 15-7-22 | Beri-beri | No | Yes |
| Description of rooms | Number of such rooms | Gross superficial area (sq. ft.) | Gross cubic space (cu. ft.) | Height of rooms (ft.) | Superficial space per patient (sq. ft.) | Average temperature Winter | Average temperature Summer | Window space |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dormitories | None | |||||||
| Day rooms and corridors used as day rooms | Six | 44,459 | ||||||
| Single rooms | Thirty | 40,240 | 3,456 | 3,228 | 18 | 180 | Not recorded | 641 / 14 / 582 |
What is the source of the water supply; the quality of the water; and the amount available for all purposes expressed in gallons, per patient, per day?
Rain water from the public reservoirs; good; practically unlimited.
What is the number of: (1.) lavatories? (2.) baths? (3.) latrines?
Four. The proportion of the total number of basins in them all to the total number of patients is 1 to 5.
Four. The proportion of the total number of baths to the total number of patients is 1 to 5; the patients are bathed twice a week and oftener if they desire to do so; an unlimited supply of water is allowed for each bath; fresh water is given to every patient, and the supply of hot water is adequate. A responsible official or attendant is always present during the bathing operations, and he reports, in writing, to the Superintendent of the institution as to the existence of any bruises, eruptions, deformities or other peculiarities he observes when patients are stripped.
None. The total number of seats to the total number of patients is 1 to 5.
What is the system of sewerage?
Water-closets of the wash-out type provided with waste-preventing cisterns are used.
1922
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LUNATIC ASYLUM RETURN.
QUESTION I-(STATISTICAL.)
GENERAL STATISTICAL TABLE,
Discharged.
Number of Attendants.
Treated.
Number admitted i
during, 1922.
Daily
Resident.*
kvemgu
number
during
Employed
1922.
In attendance on the patients,
Employed
as servants
or only partindly" as attendants,
Non-Resident,
Employed Employed
In
as servant
Attendance on the
patients.
or only partially as Attendants,
Tales
Females
153
8.54
ม
82
5.85
f
TOTAL...
235
14.39
13
Recovered.
Relieval.
Not improved.
Number
of patients who died
in
1922.
Average
slay (days) of those
1922.
Died in
Discharged.
Remaining
jo pua ju
51
57
3.0
19.83
54.25
24
20
36
26.72
148,3
70
71
93
I 3.0
46,55 | 202,58
N. B. Of those admitted during the your
were believed to be suffering from their first attack of insanity,
OBITUARY TABLE.
Number of deerased
State
Age of
deceased.
Sex of
lecensed.
Bodily con dition when admitted.
Form of mental disorder.
Date of admission.
Cause of death.
whether a Coroner's inqnest was
register.
hek, and what was
the verdict.
131
State whether a post.
Mortelm examination was
hold,
Male
Good (Observation) 15-7-22
Beri-beri
No.
Yes
The
The number
Description of rooms,,
of veh
enbie space superficial
The gross
SPACE AND ACCOMMODATION TABLE.
gross
TOOLS.
rooms,
of all such area of all
sugh rooms.,
Height of
all such
POOMS.
Amount of superficial space allowed I per patient.
Average temperature.
The amount of
window
Winter. Summer.
space.
Dormitories Day rooms and corridors used as day rooms
None.
Six.
44.459
Single rooms
Thirty.
40,240
3,456
3,228
18 feet
i 180 sq. ft.
Not recordel.
641
14
582
**
Questions.
.Answers.
of water
What is the source of the water supply: the quality of the water; and the amount available for all purposes expressed in gallons, per patient, per day ?
What is the number of :--
(1.) lavatories?
(FL) Darth» ?
(11.) latrinus ?
What is the system of sewerage ?
Rain water from the public reservoirs; good; practically unlimited.
Four. The proportion of the total numaber of busius in them all to the total number of patients is 1 to 5,
Four. The proportion of the total number of baths to the total number of patients is 1 to 5; the patients are bathed twice a week and oftener if they desire to do so; an unlimited supply of water is allowed for each bath; fresh water is given to every patient, and the supply of hot water is adequate. A responsible official or attendant is always present daring the bathing operations, and he reports, in writing, to the Super- intendent of the institution as to the existence of any bruises, eruptions, deformities or other peculiarities he observes when patients are strippel.
None. The total number of seats to the total number of patients is 1 to 5.
Water-closets of the wash-out type provil,d with waste-prevouting cisterne are used.
1922.
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