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Final examinations at the end of the course : Medical Chemistry,
Anatomy, including Embryology; Physiology and Physical Diagnosis.
THIRD YEAR.
Applied Anatomy.—Two lectures per week.
General Pathology and Morbid Anatomy.—Two lectures per week.
Bacteriology.—One lecture per week for six weeks.
Demonstrations in Morbid Anatomy, including Autopsies.—Two hours
per week.
Therapeutics.—Two lectures per week.
Theory and Practice of Medicine.—Three lectures per week.
Surgery.—Three lectures per week.
Minor Surgery and Fracture Dressings.—One lecture per week, two
hours practice.
Obstetrics}—Three lectures per week.
Gynecology.—One didactic lecture per week.
Bedside Instruction in Practical Medicine, including Physical Diagnosis}—One
hour per week.
Bedside Instruction in Practical Surgery}— One hour per week.
Dermatology.—One didactic lecture per week until January i, one
hour per week clinical -lecture.
Ophthalmology.—One didactic lecture per week, one hour per week
clinical lecture.
Otology.—One didactic lecture per week until January x, one hour
per week clinical lecture.
Laryngology.—One didactic lecture per week after January i.
Genito- Urinary Diseases.—One hour per week practical instruction
after January i.
General Clinics, Medical and Surgical, including Philadelphia and
Pennsylvania Hospital clinics.
Special Clinics (Nervous Diseases, Paediatrics, Gynaecology, Diseases
of the Skin, Eye, Ear at both University and Philadelphia
Hospitals).
Final examinations at the end of the course: Applied Anatomy,
General and Special Pathological Anatomy, Therapeutics, Surgery,
Obstetrics and Ophthalmology. The examinations include questions
1 Students also receive individual practical instruction in pelvimetry and abdomi-
nal palpation in addition to the lectures on Obstetrics.
1 For these courses the class is divided into sections, so that each student shall
receive direct personal instruction.