4 (d) Before passing a catheter. The swabbing with antiseptic solution shall be repeated before any further examination and before a douche is eiven. For this purpose on noaccount shall the midwife use ordinary sponges or flannel but only materials which have ‘beer boiled or othcrwise disinfected before use. 15. Vhe midwife shall take care to make no more internal examinations than are actually necessary. 16. The midwife in charge of a case of labour shall in all cases exainine the placenta and membranes before they are destroyed and catisly herseif that they are completely removed, 17. The midwife shall remove all soiled linen, blood, fwees, urine, placenta and membranes from the neighbourhood of the patient and from the lying-in room as soon as possible after the labour and in every case before she leaves the patient’s house. 18. The midwife shall be responsible for the cleanliness, and shall give all necessary directions for securing the comfort and proper dieting, of the mother and child during: “the Iving-in period, that is to say, ina normal ease the time occupied by the labour and a period of 5 days thereatter. If alter ceasing to attend a case, the midwife is again called in to an illness of the mother or the child comeeted with the confinement, rules 25 and 26 shall apply. 19. A case of normal labour in these rules shall mean a labour in which there are none of the conditions specified in rule 26. (c) Duties To THE CHILD. 20. In the case of a child born apparently dead, the midwife shall carry out appropriate methods of resuscitation 21. As soonas the child’s head is born and if possible before the eyes are opened, its eyelids shall be carefully cleaned by the midwife, and prophylactic application inserted. 22. On the birth of a child which is in danger of death, the. midwife shall inform one of the parents ef the child's condition. 23. In all cases of ee that is to say where the child after having been completely born has not breathed or shown any signs of life, wheres a medical practitioner is not in attendance at the time of birth the midwife in attendance at such still-birth shall immediately notify the District Medical Officer of the District in which she practises.