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Woolwich 1932

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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were in the first place referred to their family medical attendant. Once more an
attempt has been made to send for children in their birthday month as a starting
point for the routine annual examinations, beginning so far as possible from the age
of two, but the health visitors have been empowered to send other cases when the
need arose and re-inspection cases have been seen at such intervals as seemed suitable."
In Table No. 86 are shown the results of the examinations.

TABLE No. 86.

Medical Inspection of Toddlers, 1932.

Disease, Defect or Condition.BOYS. Age last BirthdayGIRLS. Age last Birthday.Total.
12341234
Total Children Examined323317614922101711621,106
Nutrition—
(a) Excellent29131181925424313
(b) Normal11290511888669497
(c) Sub-normal1275571292865Z 10 20
(d) Bad39-134
Muscular Tone—
Excellent28710183-8996123581
(b) Good1141750321177339511
(c) Sub-normal-53-4214
Clothing and Footgear—
(a) Satisfactory321516614321921661561,043
1 h\ T Tn<5nti<;fartnrv-18106-175662
11J) u lloa lioia^iui \ (c) Not recorded----1-1
Cleanliness—
(a) Excellent31851561372191160149983
(b) Fair-462012-161113118
(c) Dirty-2-35
ANAEMIA-
Slight-293010-413229181
Moderate-20149-15131788 ti
Severe-11-o-15
Lungs—
Bronchitis-91412_551055
Asthma---1-1125
Nervous System—
Minor Retardation-371051155477
Minor Epilepsy-11-1216
Cerebral Diplegia-112
Chorea1-12
Behaviour Symptoms18867271884534351
Stnttpr-113--16
OIU LLvi • > * • Facial Paralysis. .-2----2
Tic-facial-1---1