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222 THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
3. Physiology. One hour of recitation each week. One lecture
a week during the first half and two lectures a week during
half of the session.
the second
4. Histology. Recitations one hour, and Laboratory four hours
each week for half the year.
5. Materia Medica. Laboratory work six hours each week for
half the session.
The class is divided into sections for recitations and laboratory
work, and the sections are so arranged that the work in the different
laboratories is evenly distributed throughout the term. In the course
of the recitations written reviews are held every few weeks, the papers
of which are examined by the Professors of the respective branches.
Sophomore Year.
{As given in New York City. For Calendar, see pages 5-7. )
1. Anatomy. Surgical and Regional Anatomy and Embryology.
Three lectures weekly. Recitation one hour each week. One dem
onstration lecture weekly. Section demonstrations one hour each
week. Dissection, one to three courses of four weeks each, two or
more hours daily.
2. Organic and Physiological Chemistry. Two lectures each
week. Recitation once a week.
3. Physiology. Recitations two hours each week, including a
review of the work of the first year. Two lectures a week during the
first half and one lecture a week during the second half of the session.
4. Materia Medica. Two recitations each week.
5. Therapeutics. One lecture each week.
6. Medicine. Recitation one hour weekly.
7. Surgery. Recitations two hours weekly.
8. Obstetrics. One recitation weekly.
9. Pathology. One recitation weekly.
10. Bacteriology. Laboratory
quarter of the year.
six hours twice a week for one
11. Physical Diagnosis in sections in the dispensaries and
hospitals.
The second year class is divided into sections for recitations, labo
ratory work,
the course of the recitations.
and physical diagnosis. Written reviews are held in
The of study the following branches is completed during the second
year and the examinations on them are final : (1) Anatomy (written
and practical) ; (2) Chemistry; (3) Materia Medica ; and (4) Physi-