Practical bacteriology, blood work and animal parasitology : including bacteriological keys, zoological tables and explanatory clinical notes / by E.R. Stitt.

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1913
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    CHAPTER IX.—Study and Idkntification of Bacteria. Spirilla, 112;—Chlolera, 112. CHAPTER X.—Study and Identification of Moulds, 117. CHAPTER XI.—Bacteriology of Water, Air, and Milk. Water, 127;—Milk, 132;—Air, 135. CHAPTER XII.—Practical Methods in Immunity. Methods of obtaining immune sera, 141;—Agglutination tests, 143;— Deviation of the Complement, 145;—Fixation of the Complement, 146;— The Wassermann reaction, 147;—Opsonic power and preparation of vac- cines, 156;—Anaphylaxis, 161. PART II. STUDY OF THF BLOOD. CHAPTER XIII.—Micrometry and Blood Preparations. Micrometry, 169;—I Hemoglobin estimation, 172;—Counting blood, 174;— Study of fresh blood, 177;—Blood films, 179;—Staining blood films, 179;— Iodophilia, 185;—Occult blood, 186. CHAPTER XIV.—Normal and Pathological Blood. Color index, 188;—Red cells, 188;—White cells, 190;—Eosinophilia, 196;— Leukocytosis, 197;—Lymphocytosis, 199;—Diseases with a normal leuko cyte count, 199;—The primary amemias, 199;—Secondary anaemias, 201; —The leukemias, 202. PART III. ANIMAL PARASITOLOGY. CHAPTER XV.—Classification and Methods, 21 i. CHAPTER XVI.—The Protozoa. Rhizopoda, 218;—Flagellata, 222;—Infusoria, 231;—Sporozoa, 233;—• The malarial parasite, 235. CHAPTER XVII—The Flat Worms. Flukes, 245;—Liver flukes, 247;— Intestinal flukes, 249;—Lung flukes, 250;—Blood flukes, 251;—Cestodes, 253;—Somatic ticniasis, 259. CHAPTER XVIII.—The Round Worms. Filariidae, 265;—Key to filarial larvre, 269;—Trichinosis, 271;—Hook- worms, 274;—Ascarida;, 277;—Leeches, 280. CHAPTER XIX.—The Arachnoidea. The mites, 282;—The ticks, 285;—The Linguatulida*, 289. CHAPTER XX.—The Insects. The Pediculida:, 292;—The Diptera, 298;—Biting flics, 299. CHAPTER XXL—The Mosquitoes. Dissection of mosquitoes, 311;—Differentiation of Culicina: and Anophc- linae, 312;—Classification of Culicidac, 313. CHAPTER XXII.—The Poisonous Snakes, 317.
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