Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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3. Give the etiology, symptoms, and
pathology of tabes dorsalis.
4. Give the etiology, pathology, and
symptoms of edema of the glottis.
5. Differentiate between herpes goster
and prurigo.
OPHTHALMOLOGY AND OTOLOGY.
1. Give treatment of chronic otitismedia.
2. Give the symptoms, etiology, and
treatment of optic neuritis
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7. Give the etiology, symptoms and signs,
and treatment of lobar pneumonia.
8. Give the diagnosis and treatment of
chronic nephritis, late stage.
9. Give the cause, symptoms, and treatment
of ascites.
10. Give the treatment of chronic fiirun-
culosis.
OBSTETRICS.
Describe the chief differences between
3. Give your treatment of contused jj^^ fg^j^j^lg P^l^ig .,„^^ ^l^e jjjale pelv
wounds of the eyeball
Give the various diameters of the in-
PEDIATRICS.
let and outlet of the pelvis.
1. Give the dose of the following drugs
3. Give a full description of the uterus.
for an infant three months old: tinct. acon-
4. Describe the treatment of a lacerated
ite, phenacetin, strychnine, morphine, anti-
perineum. When v.'ould you institute the
febrin, quinine.
treatment?
2. Give the symptoms and treatment of
5. What changes take place in the ovum
diphtheria.
PATHOLOGY.
1 Give a description of progressive mus-
after fecundation?
6. Describe the placental circulation.
7. Discuss the management of brow presentations.
8. Discuss briefly dystocia due to the
cular atrophy, with its pathology.
2. What pathological changes take place
in urinary stricture from a prostatic enlargement?
3. What tissue changes characterize in-
terstitial nephritis?
4. Define the term general anasarca.
and give the pathology of the leison which
most frequently gives rise to it.
5. Discuss the pathology of cirrhosis of
the liver.
foetus.
9. What is the uteroplacental souffle?
What is the funic souffle?
10. Describe in detail the contents of a
well equipped obstetric bag.
SURGERY.
1 Describe and give the varieties of pus.
What are the symptoms of suppuration?
2. BACTERIOLOGY.
Describe traumatic gangrene, and give
1 Give a method for staining the gono- treatment of same.
cocci. How do they appear under the mi- 3. Give the means and agents for the
production of local anesthesia?
croscope?
2. Describe and give characteristics of 4. Give the symptoms, diagnosis, and
bacteria especially connected with pneu- treatment of intracapsular fracture of the
monia.
femur.
3. What is the method of staining the 5. Give the symptoms of strangulated in-
bacillus of tuberculosis:
guinal hernia. Describe in detail hernioto-
-r. DescribTthe com.ua bacillus, and give my by the method you prefer,
manner of its introduction into the system. 6 Describe the sutures most commonly
5. Describe the microorganism associated used, jivmg the preparation
7. Enumerate the symptoms of cerebral
with malarial fever
compression, and outline proper treatment,
PRACTICE.
8. Give the etiology and symptoms of
1 Should you be called to attend a case
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of diphihena. dipl: and find that other children ^^^^ r^„.„:u. ,v,. „ffi„.;..„o ..f
Describe the affections of the skin due I
in the family have been thoroughly ex
oynhilis philis. j
posed, state fully what you would do for ,° ^^f, __ V
10 Give the etiology of anei-iysm. 5
the patient, the other children, and to pro-
GYNECOLOGY.
tect the public.
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2. Suppose you are called to see a case of 1. What is vicarious menstruation.
valvular disease of the heart with broken 2. How may vaginisms be recognized, '1
compensation, what would you do, what and what is the treatment? ,
would you give, and why? 3. Discuss the treatment of tumors of the': I
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3. Give the etiology, symptoms, and mammary glands. !
treatment of peripheral neuritis. 4. Describe fully the two varieties oi| «i
4. Outline the management and treat- ovaritis. ;.''
ment of chronic constipation. 5. Give the etiology and treatment of kB| ';
5. Give the etiology, symptoms and treat- acute general cystitis. i
ment of cystitis. 6. Discuss the advantages and disadvan- I
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6. Give the symptoms, diagnosis, and tages of the vagina as compared with thCj
treatment of hyperchlorhydria. abdominal routes in surgical operations, I
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