. L'infermiera canadese. Ping mezzo pollice di diametro ed ismontato su una base di acciaio dotata di rotelle. Gli abiti sono posti su appendere-ers e la cremagliera è fatta passare eachcubicle in modo che ogni giovane signora può scegliere al suo cuore content.When una scelta è stata fatta, thedresses che ha selezionato sono considerati tobe la sua proprietà speciale per il periodof il suo ricovero in ospedale. I pazienti che occupano i cubicoli di isolamento sono naturalmente non autorizzati a maneggiare i vestiti atall. L'arrivo del rack ogni mattina-ing, con il suo carico colorato di abiti, aggiunge una nota decorativa al rione, e mai

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. The Canadian nurse . ping half an inch in diameter and ismounted on a steel base equipped withcasters. The dresses are placed on hang-ers and the rack is wheeled past eachcubicle so that each young lady may pickand choose to her hearts content.When a choice has been made, thedresses she has selected are considered tobe her special property for the periodof her hospitalization. Patients occupy-ing isolation cubicles are of course notpermitted to handle the garments atall. The arrival of the rack each morn-ing, bearing its colourful load of dresses, adds a decorative note to the ward, andnever fails to create a mild sensation.The psychological effects on individualpatients are often beneficial. Louise, asix-year old French-Canadian child, had spent many weary months in bed, suffering from tuberculosis of the hip, complicated by discharging sinuses.While the sinuses showed signs of heal-ing, her general condition remained un-changed and although she had oftenwatched the dress-rack as it passed, she JANUARY, 1939. Which is the prettiest? never seemed interested. However, news of a visit from her mother arousedher enthusiasm, and she asked if shemight choose a dress, so the rack stoppedat her cubicle for the first time. Whenher mother arrived she found Louisesmiling happily, proudly wearing abright red dress. Her mothers visit andthe novelty of wearing a pretty dresscombined to start her on the road torecovery, and her improvement sincethen has been continuous. The rack was made by the engineer-ing staff of the Hospital. The materialscost $8.66 and the labour cost is esti-mated at $3.00 thus keeping the wholeexpense at less than twelve dollars. Forthe benefit of those who would like tohave a similar rack, its component partsare listed as follows: 14 feet J^ inch galvanized iron piping 27 28 THE CANADIAN NURSE Two ^-inch elbows Two J^-inch tees Two ^-inch floor flanges Two pr. ball-bearing casters Two ^-inch closed nipples Two sheets of iron plate 2>^ ins. x 14 ins. Alumi

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