Beretning om veterinærvæsenet i Norge for året 1891.

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Any person who has been in contact with a sick animal, or uncleansed
objects from it, or who has performed the cleansing of infected places or objects,
ought to wash all the exposed parts of their body, both repeatedly and thoroughly,
with soap and water. The clothing ought to be boiled and washed.
Should any person get infected matter into sores or wounds he ought,
provided medical assistance be not immediately at hand, to wash the sores or
wounds with soap and warm water, thereafter washing them out with pure cold
water or vinegar, and if possible canterize the surface of the sore or wound
with a little nitric, or muriatic, or carbolic acid.
Kristiania the 28th September 1891.
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