The Medical World, Volume 22Roy Jackson., 1904 |
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Page 493
... mention two important means of cure . I disap- prove the use of sponges and other arti- ficial means of support as much as he . They should never be used , only perhaps in rare cases for temporary relief . If they cause pain they are ...
... mention two important means of cure . I disap- prove the use of sponges and other arti- ficial means of support as much as he . They should never be used , only perhaps in rare cases for temporary relief . If they cause pain they are ...
Page 497
... mentioned in some leading works on materia medica of the dominant school . It was formerly used to roll pills in to prevent their sticking together , having no known medicinal action . But by extreme trituration it is developt into a ...
... mentioned in some leading works on materia medica of the dominant school . It was formerly used to roll pills in to prevent their sticking together , having no known medicinal action . But by extreme trituration it is developt into a ...
Page 503
... mention three important facts : 1. The name of the reorganized body is the Ohio State Med- ical Association . 2. Any legal practician of medicin in Ohio , without reference to school of graduation or denominational antecedents , is ...
... mention three important facts : 1. The name of the reorganized body is the Ohio State Med- ical Association . 2. Any legal practician of medicin in Ohio , without reference to school of graduation or denominational antecedents , is ...
Page 505
... Mention the chief uses of adipose tissue . 4. How is the average temperature of the body maintained ? Give the normal temperature of the body as shown by ( a ) the mouth , ( b ) the rectum . 5. Mention four alimentary principles ...
... Mention the chief uses of adipose tissue . 4. How is the average temperature of the body maintained ? Give the normal temperature of the body as shown by ( a ) the mouth , ( b ) the rectum . 5. Mention four alimentary principles ...
Page 506
... Mention three methods of operativ interference in facial neuralgia . Describe one of the methods mentioned . 4. Describe the treatment and state the most common seat of fracture of the lower jaw . 5. Give a classification of the ...
... Mention three methods of operativ interference in facial neuralgia . Describe one of the methods mentioned . 4. Describe the treatment and state the most common seat of fracture of the lower jaw . 5. Give a classification of the ...
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