. Le operazioni del sesto congresso internazionale sulla tubercolosi. Washington, 28 settembre al 5 ottobre 1908. lligence del bambino che cresce permetterà, dovrebbe betaught a respirare profondamente e in seguito a prendere le seguenti la respirazione exer-cises; in piedi di fronte a una finestra o fuori di porte, il bambino shouldassume la posizione militare di attenzione, con tacchi insieme, l)odverect,e le mani ai lati. Con la bocca clcsed prende una profonda inspirazione,la respirazione in tutta l'aria possibile e mentre si fa in modo che solleva i bracci in posizione ahorizontal (Fig. 4), tenendo l'aria inalata per

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. Transactions of the sixth International congress on tuberculosis. Washington, September 28 to October 5, 1908. lligence of the growing child will permit, it should betaught to breathe deeply, and later on to take the following breathing exer-cises; standing in front of an open window or out of doors, the child shouldassume the position of military attention, with heels together, l)odverect, and hands at the sides. With the mouth clcsed it takes a deep inspiration, breathing in all the air possible, and while doing so raises the arms to ahorizontal position (Fig. 4), holding the air inhaled for from four to five 640 SIXTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON TUBERCULOSIS. seconds, and while exhaling (breathing out), brings the arms down to theoriginal position. The act of exhaling, or expiration, should be done a littlemore rapidly than the act of inspiration, the former consuming about threeseconds, while the latter occupies about four. As previously stated, the airinspired should be retained for about five seconds. The child should betaught to count mentally during these three acts, so as to be systematic. -^ ^^^^ - Fig. 5.—Respiratory ex-ercise B: to expand the chestlaterally. Fig. 6.—Respiratoryexercise C: with handsabove the head and back-ward movement. Fig. 7.—Respiratoryexercise D: for combinedabdominal and chestbreathing. about holding the air; one can give two upward and two downward move-ments of the wrist-joints, counting four, and at the fifth second lower thearms and begin to exhale. When exercise A is thoroughly mastered, exercise B may be undertaken.The arms are placed one above the other in front of the chest, giving the handsa position as though about to tear open the chest (Fig. 5). Then hands, arms. OVERCOMIXG PREDISPOSITION AND INFECTION.—KNOPF. 641 and shoulders make a baclovard movement (the fingers remaining Ijent), during which a deep inspiration is taken. Again counting four by tappingthe chest four times with both hands, at the fifth second one

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