Case 94982. Medical certificate 18 February 1903
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Medical Certificate
- 1. Boy's name
- A
- 2. Age
- 9 years
- 3. Nature of Disease
- Amputation of thigh for tubercular [illness] of knee joint
- 4. Duration, and whether active or stationary
- quite recovered from operation
- 5. Is the boy hopelessly crippled so that it cannot be trained to earn its living?
- [A.] now able to get about well on crutches
- 6. Has the boy any affection of the limbs, joints, skin or eyes which may have the effect of preventing it from entering domestic service
- no.
- 7. Is the boy subject to fits? or has he ever had one? if so, state its nature.
Is the boy subject to incontinence of urine?
- no . . no
no
- 8. Is the boy at present affected with any infections or contagious disease, such as ringworm, &c., or with scrofula, requiring medical treatment?
- no
- 9. Has the boy had scarlet fever or whooping cough, measles, or small pox? If not the latter, has he been vaccinated?
- Has had Scarlet Fever & measles
Has been vaccinated
- 10. Is the boy's general health good?
- yes
- Signature R
- Qualifications M.D. [?]
- Address Crown [House] Devizes
- Date 18 February 1903
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