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M 84

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Return of Diseases and Deaths (In-Patients) for the Year 1928.

APPENDIX D.

GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS.

APPENDIX E.

CHINESE HOSPITALS.

Diseases Remain ing in Hospital at end of 1927 Admis- sions Deaths Total Treated Remain ing in Hospital at end of 1928 Remain Yearly Total Brought forward...... 169 5,785 338 5,954 213 698 18,573 3,700 19,261 645 XIV-Affections produced by External Causes,—Continued. Food Poisoning 16 16 Attacks of poisonous animals :- Snake Bite 3 1 1 3 Insect Bite 1 161 2 Other accidental Poisonings 15 90 91 2 Burns (by Fire) 3 3 2 6 21 301 2 322 13 Drowning (accidental) 42 Burns (other than by Fire) 202 14 3 16 Suffocation (accidental).. 247 41 247 14 Wounds (by Firearms, war excepted)... 13 13 1 1 Wounds (by cutting or stabbing Instruments) Wounds (by Fall) 21 6 10 10 Wounds (by Machinery) Wounds (crushing, e.g. railway accidents, &c.) 11 Injuries inflicted by Animals, Bites, Kicks, &c. 39 44 38 Over fatigue 43 23 35 3 Exposure to Cold, Frost bite, &c. 30 32 Exposure to Heat :- Heatstroke 17 Sun-stroke ::: 2 2 14 14 Electric Shock 1 12 Murder by cutting or stabbing Instruments 10 10 Dislocation 129 Sprain 21 193 214 13 Fracture 74 114 Other external Injuries 114 3 23 546 21 569 87550 12 79 3 Carried forward.......... 216 7,191 459 7,407 278 739 19,664 3,726 20,303 693

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M 84 — Return of Diseases and Deaths (In-Patients) for the Year 1928. APPENDIX D. GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS. APPENDIX E. CHINESE HOSPITALS. Diseases Remain ing in Hospital at end of 1927 Admis- sions Deaths Total Treated Remain ing in Hospital at end of 1928 Remain Yearly Total Brought forward...... 169 5,785 338 5,954 213 698 18,573 3,700 19,261 645 XIV-Affections produced by External Causes,—Continued. Food Poisoning 16 16 Attacks of poisonous animals :- Snake Bite 3 1 1 3 Insect Bite 1 161 2 Other accidental Poisonings 15 90 91 2 Burns (by Fire) 3 3 2 6 21 301 2 322 13 Drowning (accidental) 42 Burns (other than by Fire) 202 14 3 16 Suffocation (accidental).. 247 41 247 14 Wounds (by Firearms, war excepted)... 13 13 1 1 Wounds (by cutting or stabbing Instruments) Wounds (by Fall) 21 6 10 10 Wounds (by Machinery) Wounds (crushing, e.g. railway accidents, &c.) 11 Injuries inflicted by Animals, Bites, Kicks, &c. 39 44 38 Over fatigue 43 23 35 3 Exposure to Cold, Frost bite, &c. 30 32 Exposure to Heat :- Heatstroke 17 Sun-stroke ::: 2 2 14 14 Electric Shock 1 12 Murder by cutting or stabbing Instruments 10 10 Dislocation 129 Sprain 21 193 214 13 Fracture 74 114 Other external Injuries 114 3 23 546 21 569 87550 12 79 3 Carried forward.......... 216 7,191 459 7,407 278 739 19,664 3,726 20,303 693
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M 84 ― Return of Diseases and Deaths (In-Patients) for the Year 1928. APPENDIX D. GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS. APPENDIX E. CHINESE HOSPITALS. Remain Yearly Total. Diseases. ing in Hospital Remain-Remain- Yearly Total. Total ing in ing in Cases Hospital Hospital Remain. Total ing in Cases Hospital at end Admis- of 1927. sions. Deaths. Treated. at end at end Admis. of 1928. of 1927. sions. Deaths. Treated. at end of 1928. Brought forward...... 169 5,785 338 5,954 213 698 18,573 3,700 19,261 645 XIV-Affections produced by External Causes,—Continued. Food Poisoning Attacks of poisonous animals :- Sunke Bite Insect Bite Other accidental Poisonings Burus (by Fire) : 16 16 : 3 I 1 1 161 15 161 90 91 2 3 3 2 6 21 301 2 200 16 co to: 322 13 42 202 14 3 16 247 41 247 14 13 13 1 1 Drowning (accidental) Burns (other than by Fire) Sufforation (accidental).. Wounds (by Firearms, war excepted)... Instruments) Wounds (by cutting or stabbing Wounds (by Fall) Wounds (by Machinery) Wounds (crushing, e.g. railway accidents, &c.) Injuries inflicted by Animals, Bites, Kicks, &c. Over fatigue Exposure to Cold, Frost bite, &c. Exposure to Heat :- Ileatstroke Sun-troke Electric Shock Murder by cutting or stabbing Instruments Dislocation Sprain Fracture Other external Injuries ♡ N∞ ♡ 21 6 10 10 сл 11 மம் : སྐལ 39 44 38 43 23 35 3 30 32 17 ::: :: 2 2 2 14 14 1 12 10 10 129 129 21 193 214 13 74 114 114 3 23 546 21 569 87550 12 79 3 19 Carried forward.......... 216 7,191 459 7,407 278 739 19,664 3,726 20,303 693
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M 84

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Return of Diseases and Deaths (In-Patients) for the Year 1928.

APPENDIX D.

GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS.

APPENDIX E.

CHINESE HOSPITALS.

Remain Yearly Total.

Diseases.

ing in

Hospital

Remain-Remain- Yearly Total. Total ing in ing in Cases Hospital Hospital

Remain. Total ing in Cases Hospital

at end Admis-

of 1927. sions.

Deaths.

Treated. at end at end Admis.

of 1928. of 1927. sions.

Deaths.

Treated. at end of 1928.

Brought forward...... 169

5,785

338

5,954

213

698

18,573 3,700 19,261 645

XIV-Affections produced by External Causes,—Continued.

Food Poisoning

Attacks of poisonous animals :-

Sunke Bite

Insect Bite

Other accidental Poisonings

Burus (by Fire)

:

16

16

:

3

I

1

1

161

15

161

90

91

2

3

3

2

6

21

301

2 200

16

co to:

322

13

42

202

14

3

16

247

41

247

14

13

13

1

1

Drowning (accidental)

Burns (other than by Fire)

Sufforation (accidental)..

Wounds (by Firearms, war excepted)...

Instruments)

Wounds (by cutting or stabbing

Wounds (by Fall)

Wounds (by Machinery)

Wounds (crushing, e.g. railway

accidents, &c.)

Injuries inflicted by Animals, Bites,

Kicks, &c.

Over fatigue

Exposure to Cold, Frost bite, &c.

Exposure to Heat :-

Ileatstroke

Sun-troke

Electric Shock

Murder by cutting or stabbing

Instruments

Dislocation

Sprain

Fracture

Other external Injuries

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14

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12

10

10

129

129

21

193

214

13

74

114

114

3

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546

21

569

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12

79

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19

Carried forward.......... 216 7,191 459 7,407 278

739

19,664 3,726 20,303 693

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