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FIRST YEAR.
Anatomy.—Three lectures per week, ten hours Dissection, including
Osteology (alternating with practical Histology). 1
Histology.—Two hours laboratory instruction, one hour demonstration.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy.—One lecture per week, two hours
laboratory.
General Chemistry, including Chemical Physics.—Two lectures per
week, three hours laboratory.
Physiology.—Three lectures per week.
General Pathology.—One lecture per week.
Medical History, Terminology, Ethics, etc.—One lecture per week.
Physical Diagnosis.—One lecture per week.
General Symptomatology and Diagnosis.—One lecture per week.
Bandaging.—One lecture per week, one hour practice until December
15..
General Clinics.—Medical and Surgical.
Final examinations at the end of the course : General Chemistry,
Elementary Anatomy with especial reference to Histology and
Osteology, Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Elements of General
Pathology and Physical Diagnosis.
SECOND YEAR.
Anatomy.—Three lectures per week, ten hours evening dissection.
Applied Anatomy.—Two lectures per week.
Medical Chemistry.—One lecture per week, three hours laboratory.
Physiology.—Three lectures per week.
General Pathology and Morbid Anatomy.—Two lectures per week,
one and a half hours laboratory.
Physical Diagnosis.—One hour per week demonstration.
Therapeutics.—Two lectures per week.
Surgery.—Three lectures per week.
Obstetrics.—Two lectures per week.
General Clinics, Medical and Surgical, including Philadelphia and
Pennsylvania Hospital Clinics.
Special Clinics.—(Nervous Diseases, Gynaecology, Diseases of Skin,
Eye, Ear, alternating with Physical Diagnosis and Pathological
Histology.)
1 In the distribution of anatomical material at the beginning of the session,
students of the second year are first supplied, and students of the First-year may not
receive material until about December 1.