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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 531<br />

especially if the student has in view the degrees of the<br />

Royal University.<br />

Anyone who is on the Medical Register is entitled to<br />

practise as a dentist but it is usual and advantageous to<br />

take a special dental diploma and to become L.D.S. or a<br />

Licentiate in Dental Surgery. This qualification can be<br />

obtained by itself but it is better if the student can see<br />

his way to taking the medical and surgical qualification<br />

of the conjoint board in addition. The special studies<br />

required for the dental diploma are: two courses of dental<br />

anatomy and physiology human and comparative; two<br />

courses of dental surgery; two courses of dental mechanics ;<br />

one course of metallurgy; practice of dental surgery in a<br />

recognized school for two years ; and an apprenticeship in<br />

dental mechanics to a competent practitioner.<br />

The conditions of admission into the Army Medical Service<br />

are that the candidate should be between the ages<br />

of twenty-one and twenty-eight, and in good health, that<br />

his.parents should be of unmixed European blood, that he<br />

should possess the double qualification to practise medicine<br />

and surgery, be registered under the Medical Act, and<br />

furnish satisfactory certificates as to character. He has<br />

then to undergo a competitive examination. The subjects<br />

are (i.) Compulsory and (ii.) Voluntary. The former include<br />

anatomy and physiology, surgery, medicine with therapeutics<br />

and diseases of women and children, chemistry and pharmacy<br />

and a practical knowledge of drugs. By this part of the<br />

examination the eligibility of the candidate for admission<br />

into the service is determined. The voluntary subjects are<br />

French, German, comparative anatomy, zoology, natural<br />

philosophy, physical geography, and botany.<br />

The conditions of entrance into the Indian Medical<br />

Service are similar, with the exception that the age limits<br />

are twenty-two and twenty-eight, and it is only required<br />

that the candidates should be natural-born subjects of her<br />

Majesty. Among the voluntary subjects in the examination<br />

for the Indian service Hindustani is included.

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