faculty of medicine.

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Compulsory Entrance Subjects.—Latin and Geometry at either the Intermediate or Leaving Examination. Subject to this requirement any matriculated student may proceed to a Medical course.

(1) Bachelor of Medicine, and Bachelor of Surgery- (M.B., B.S.).

1. Candidates for the Degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery shall after complying with the Regulation concerning Preliminary Examination for Stu- dents in Medicine pursue their studies for Five Years and Two Terms, and pass the prescribed Examinations.

2. The curriculum shall consist of four Divisions with corresponding Examinations.

The First Division with its Examinations should be completed at the end of the First Year.

The Second Division with its Examinations at the end of the Third Year.

The Third Division with its Examinations at the end of the Fourth Year.

The Fourth Division with its Examinations at the end of the Second Term of the Sixth Year.

Unless otherwise specified the Statutes and Regulations concerning Academic Years and Annual Examinations shall apply caeteris paribus to these Divisions and their Ex- aminations.

3. The First Division shall include—

Botany (Medical Course) . Chemistry (Medical Course).

Natural Philosophy (Medical Course) . Zoology (Medical Course).

The Second Division shall include—

Anatomy, including Histology.

Physiology including Biochemistry and Pharmacology, the work of the Second Year constituting Sub-division A.

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The Third Division shall include—

General and Special Pathology with Bacteriology.

Materia Medica and Practical Pharmacy, Public Health

Regional and Applied Anatomy.

Therapeutics.

with Examinations therein together with

Lectures on Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Hospital Practice.

The Fourth Division shall include- Sub-division A

Forensic Medicine, Sub-division B Medicine.

Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Surgery.

with Examinations therein, together with Lectures on Medical Ethics, Hospital work, and instruction in Special Departments and Special Subjects.

4. No candidate shall be admitted to the examination in any subject who has not completed the attendance on lectures and the practical work prescribed in that subject.

SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATIONS

For admission to Supplementary Examinations in the respective Divisions of the Medical Course, the following requirements must be fulfilled:—

Division I. and Division II., pass in at least one subject of the Division at the preceding Annual Examination.

Candidates who fail in both subjects of Division II., Sub- division A (Second Year) may, however, be admitted to the Supplementary Examination if recommended by the Qe niners.

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FACULTY OF MEDICINE. 179 Iu Divisions III. and IV. there are no restrictions, ex- -cept as to additional hospital work in Div. IV.

Certificate books must be obtained from the Registrar's Office. These should be completed as the course proceeds, Ind must be produced at the time of entry for the Final Examination.

EXAMINATIONS IN THE COURSE.

Division Subject

Division I.

End of ','Vast Year.

(Pass or Honours) Botany ( medical course) Chemistry (medical course) Natural Philosophy (medical

course)

Zoology (medical course)

Division II.

Division III.

li'•nd of Second Year.

(Sub-division A) (Pass only) Anatomy, including Histology Physiology

End of Third Year.

(Pass or Honours) Anatomy, including Histology Physiology

End of Second Term of Fourth Year.

Materia Medica and Pharmacy (Pass only)

End of Fourth Year.

General and Special Pathology with Bacteriology (Pass or Honours

Public Health (Pass or Honours)

Regional and Applied Ana- tomy (Pass only) Therapeutics (Pass only) 13.

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Division Subject

Division IV.

Sub-division A

End of First Term of Sixth Year.

(Pass only) Forensic Medicine

End of Second 'l'erre of Sixth Year.

(Pass or Honours) Clinical Medicine Clinical Surgery

Medicine (including Medical Anatomy and Medical Pathology)

Obstetrics and Gyncology Surgery (including Surgical

Anatomy and Surgical Pathology, together with the performance of opera- tions on the dead subject) Division IV.

Sub-division B

NOTE: In Divisions II. and III. and IV., candidates are not required to make a special entry for pass or honours.

Evidence of Practical work and certificates of attendance at Demonstrations. Hospital Practice, and Special subjects are required throughout the course. Oral, practical and clinical examinations form part of the examinations in the course.

General Hospital practice commences at the beginning of the Fourth Year and continues to the end of the course.

In addition to General Hospital Practice, Certificates of Instruction in the following special subjects are required:

--Midwifery, Operative Surgery, Practical Gynaecology, Vaccination, Anæsthetics, Ophthalmology, Children's Di- seases, Skin Diseases, Mental Diseases, Fevers, Diseases oif the Throat, Nose and Ear, Venereal Diseases.

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FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

FEES PAYABLE.

Matriculation Fee

For each of the first five years For two terms in the Sixth Year

For re-examination only in Division III

£2 31 10

2 10 0

181.

0 0 0 and Forensic Medicine (per subject) . . 2 2 0 For re-examination in Medicine, Surgery, Ob-

stetrics, and Gynæcology . . . 10 0 0 For re-examination in Diseases of Children 2 2 0 Supplementary examination fee 1 1 0

Annual Sports Fee 1 10 0

Annual Club House Fee—

(a) Non-Collegiate Students 1 1 0 (b) Collegiate Students 0 10 6

For the Degrees 10 10 0

Hospital and Pharmacy Fees.

In addition to the University Fees, Medical Students pay the following Fees, in advance, for Hospital and Pharma- ceutical Instruction:—

Fourth Year.—College of Pharmacy . . . . £6 16 6 Fourth Year.—Melbourne, Alfred, or St.

Vincent's Hospital; Entrance Fee . 15 15 0 Melbourne, Alfred, or St. Vincent's Hos-

pital; *Clinical Fee 14 14 0 Fourth, Fifth, or Sixth Year.—Women's

Hospital, Obstetrics 13 13 0 Women's Hospital, Caution Money . . 3 3 0 Fifth Year.—Melbourne, Alfred. or St. Vin-

cent's Hospital; *Clinical Fee . . 14 14 0 Sixth Year.—Melbourne, Alfred, or St. Vin-

cent's Hospital; *Clinical Fee—

For two Terms 10 10 0

*Additional Hospital Practice subsequent to first supplementary examination,

for every period of 3 months . . . 4 18 0

*Payable to the University on dates specified in the Table of Principal Dates, the remainder under this heading being payable to the Institutions named, except the entrance fee to St. Vincent's Hospital, which is collected by the University.

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FACULTY OF MEDICIN I+7.

Anæsthetics

Diseases of Children

;Diseases of Throat. Nose, Ear

1

5 1

1

5

1

e

P

;Diseases of Skin 1 1 0

Fever Hospital

tGynwcology (Melbourne. St. Vincent's 1 1 0 or Women's Hospital) 2 2 0

;Mental Diseases 1 1 0

;Ophthalmology 1 1 0

;Venereal Disease 1 1 0

APPOINTMENT OF RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICERS The Committee of the Melbourne Hospital appoints as resident medical officers for one year from amongst the students who have received their clinical training in that Hospital, a number chosen from those who obtain Final Honours.

The managers of St. Vincent's Hospital appoint five•

resident medical officers for one year from amongst the students who have received their clinical training at that Hospital, according to their places in the combined honour

^'

marks; provided that if there are not sufficient of St.

Vincent's students in the class lists, specially selected pass students may be appointed to supply the deficiency.

The Committee of the Alfred Hospital appoints thirteen resident medical officers for one year, according to their places in the combined honour marks.

The Committees of the Colac, Kyneton, Wangaratta, and Warrnambool Hospitals, and of the Children's Hospital, Perth, W.A., appoint resident medical officers according to their position in the combined honour marks at the next preceding Final Honour Examination.

f Payable to the University with the Lecture Fees of the First Term of

the

Fifth Year.

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FACULTY OF MEDICINFJ.

1.

.83 (2) Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) .—Candidates must be Bachelors of Medicine of at least two years' standing before being admitted to the examination or the presentation of a thesis by which they may proceed to this degree. They may proceed by examination only, or by examination and thesis.

The subjects of the examination for candidates proceeding by examination only are as follows:—

Part I.—Physiology and Pathology, including Im- munology.

Part II.—General Medicine (including Medical Ophthal- mology and the History of Medicine).

The two Parts may be taken concurrently, but credit can, not be obtained for Part II. unless Part I. is passed at the sanie time or earlier.

Candidates submitting a thesis on some subject relevant to a portion of Part I. or Part II. approved by the Faculty may be exempted from part of the written examination. In special cases the Faculty may allow a candidate to proceed by presentation of a thesis only.

FEES PAYABLE.

For Examination or on presentation of

Thesis—for each part 5 5 0

For Thesis alone .. .. 10 10 0 Additional for the Degree 10 10 0 (3) Master of Surgery (M.S.).—Candidates must be Ba chelors of Surgery of at least two years' standing, with one year of approved surgical practice before taking Part II. of the Examination; candidates who are Bachelors of Surgery and have completed the primary examination for the F.R.C.S. (Eng.) , before the commencement of the Fourth Year of their course, or as graduates, may be exempted from Part I. by the Faculty. Other candidates may take Part I. at any time after graduating as Bachelors of Surgery.

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The subjects of the examination are:—

Part I.—Anatomy.

Physiology.

Part II. Surgery (including Surgical Anatomy and Surgical Pathology) .

Candidates may present themselves in Part I. only, or in Parts I. and II., together. The subjects of Part I. must be passed together. No candidate may be returned as passed in Part II. who has not passed in Part I.

The examination in each subject will be partly written, partly practical, and partly oral. A thesis may be sub- mitted by a candidate for Part II., three months before the date of the examination ; if this is approved as giving evidence of advanced knowledge of the principles and practice of Surgery, exemption from the written part of the examination may be granted.

FEES PAYABLE.

For each part of the Examination £5 5 0 Additional for the Degree 10 10 0

(4) Diploma of Public Health (D.P.H.).

Candidates for this Diploma must have qualifications entitling them to registration as legally qualified Medical practitioners in the United Kingdom.

The Examination for the Diploma consists of two parts which may be taken together or separately, but no candidate may be recorded as having passed in Part II. unless at that or some preceding examination he shall have passed in Part I. Nor may he take the Examination in Part II. unless a period of not less than two years has elapsed since he obtained a registrable qualification. Fur- ther prerequisites for admission to Examination are evidence of having received instruction approved by the University subsequent to obtaining his registrable quail-

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FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

185 fication as follows:—Part I.—At least five months' practi- cal instruction with demonstrations as prescribed; Part II.—At least seven months' instruction as prescribed.

The subjects of Examination are as follow:—

For Part I.—

(a) Bacteriology, Entomology and Para sitology.

(b) Chemistry as applied to Public Health.

(c) Physiology, Bio-Physics and Bio-Chemistry as ap- plied to Public Health.

For Part II.—

(a) Aetiology, Diagnosis and Prevention of Disease.

(b) General Hygiene, including Meteorology and Clima- tology.

(c) Sanitary Planning and Building Construction.

(d) Administration, Sanitary Law and Vital Statistics.

(e) Sanitary Investigation and Reporting.

FEES PAYABLE.

For Laboratory work £15 15 0

For Field and Office work 15 15 0

-

*Meteorology and Climatology 2 2 0 For Part I. of the Examination 5 5 0 For Part II. of the Examination 5 5 0 For Supplementary Examination—

One subject 2 2 0

Two subjects 3 3 0

For the Diploma 3 3 0

5. Diploma of Ophthalmology.

The course for this Diploma is open to Bachelors of Medi- 'eine and Surgery of at least two years' standing.

The examination consists of two parts:—

Part I.—Anatomy (including Histology) .

Physiology (including Physiological Optics).

Part II.—Ophthalmology.

*To be paid to the Commonwealth Meteorologist.

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The whole work of the course may be done In twelve months and embraces the following:—

Special Hospital work during the whole year.

Courses of Instruction in Part I. during Second Term.

Examination in Part I. at beginning of Third Term.

Courses of Instruction in Part II. during the year.

Examination in Part II. at beginning of First Term of following year. The examination in Part I. must be passed before the examination in Part II. is taken.

6. Diploma of Laryngology and Otology.

Conditions are similar to those of the preceding Diplomat the subjects of examination being:—

Part I.—Anatomy, Embryology, and Physiology of the Ear, Nose, Larynx, etc.

Part II.—Medicine, Surgery and Pathology of the same.

7. Diploma of Gynaecology and Obstetrics.

Conditions as in the two preceding, subjects of examination being:—

Part I.—Anatomy (including Histology) of female pel- vis and abdomen.

Embryology.

Physiology.

Part II.—Obstetrics (including Infant Welfare) . Gynecology.

Pathology and Bacteriology.

FEES PAYABLE.

For Instruction in subjects of Part I £10 10 0 For Instruction in Pathology 5 5 0 For Instruction in Bacteriology . 4 4 0 For Examination in Part I 5 5 0 For Examination in Part II 5 5 0

;For Supplementary Examination—each part 3 3 0

For the Diploma 3 3 0

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Value Title.

ale 425

£25

420 :8/lo/- Subject.

Botany Chemistry

Natural Philosophy Zoology

Zoology

G. ^{A. Syme} W. H. Swanton Baldwin Spencer

Subject. Valli, Title.

General and Special Pathology, with £20 Bacteriology

W. & E. Hall

FACULTY OF MEDICINE. 187

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SCHOLARSHIPS, EXHIBITIONS, AND PRIZES.

The following Scholarships, Exhibitions, and Prizes are- open to competition:—

(1) Open to candidates taking the *Honour Examination.

of the First Year.

(2) Open to candidates taking the Honour Examination.

in the Third Year.

Subject. Value Title.

Anatomy, including Histology Physiology

£30

;The approval of the Faculty is required for admission ta the Supplementary Examination in either part.

(3) Open to candidates taking the Honour Examination of the Foxrth Year.

(4) Open to candidates taking the Pass Examination in the following subject.

Value Title.

£5 Subject.

Forensic Medicine

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Subject. Value. Awarded. Title.

Some branch of Medical £25

Science Bertram Army-

tage Annually

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(5) Open to candidates taking the Final Honour Exam- ination.

Subject. Value. Title.

Clinical Medicine . .. £5 Jamieson

Medicine (including Clinical Medicine) .. £60 Keith Levi Memorial Obstetrics and Gyæncology .. .. £80 Fulton

Surgery (including Clinical Surgery) .. £70 Beaney

(6) Open to award. Scholars elected act as Demon- strators in the subjects in which the awards are made.

Subject. Value. Awarded. Title.

Anatomy .. £100p.a. Triennially Stewart Medicine .. £50 p.a. Triennially Stewart

Pathology .. £100 Annually Beaney

Surgery .. £50 p.a. Triennially Stewart

(7) Open to award to candidates who took Final Hon- ours.

Subject. Value. Awarded Title.

Scientific Work 248 Annually Alwyn Stewart memorial Research .0100 I Annually R. & L. Alcock

(8) Open to competition by graduates.

(9) Open to general competition.

Subject. Value. Awarded. Title.

Scientific Research £125 1 Annually David Syme

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FACULTY OF 1MEDICINE.

189

PRESCRIBED TEXT-BOOKS FOR 1932.

Author Title Publisher Edit. Price

FIRST YEAR.

BOTANY (Medical Course).

MUST BE OBTAINED.

-

Practical Notebook M.U.P. 2/6

CONSULT IN LIBRARY.

Green Physiology of Plants Churchill 22/8

Lowson Textbook of Botany U.T.P. 15/-

Fritsch & Botany for Students of Medicine and Bell 16/6 Salisbury Pharmacy

CHEMISTRY (Medical Course).

MUST BE OBTAINED.

Clowes & Elementary Practical( Chemistry (Part II.) Churchill New ed. 9/8 Coleman

A. Smith; Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry, Bell 20/- ADVISABLE TO POSSESS.

Bausor Chemical Calculations Univ. T. P. 4/- Philip Physical Chemistry, its Bearing on Biology Arnold 15/-

and Medicine CONSULT IN LIBRARY.

Roscoe & Treatise on Chemistry Vol. I. Macmillan 5th 50/- Schorlemmer (Vols. I. and II.) Vol. II. 6th 83/- Walker Introduction to Physical Chemistry Macmillan 10th 26/6

ADDITIONAL FOR ORGANIC CHEMISTRY.

MUST BE OBTAINED.

Cohen Class Book of Organic Chemistry Macmillan 7/6 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY (Medical Course).

MUST BE OBTAINED.

Duncan & Text-book of Physics Macmillan 30/- Starling

- Notes for Medical Students M.U.P. 5/-

- Practical Physics I. M.U.P. 4th 5/-

The books in this section are obtainable from Messrs. ROBERTSON &

MULLENS LTD., Elizabeth Street, Melbourne, C.1.

Prices subject to alteration..

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FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

Author Title Publisher Edit. Pin.

Love Notes on Hydrogen Ion Concentration Watson Intermediate Physics

HONOURS:

MUST BE OBTAINED.

'Watson Text-book of Physics

M.U.P.

Longman

16!

22/- FOR VACATION READING :

Keith Engines of the Human Body Williams 21/- Norgate

ZOOLOGY (Medical Course).

MUST BE OBTAINED.

Buchanan Elements of Animal Morphology Lothian 12/6 Doncaster Heredity in the Light of Recent Research Cam. Press Rev. 6/3 Graham Zoology for Medical Students Macmillan 38/6

Kerr

Morgan Physical Basis of Heredity Lippincott 17/- SECOND AND THIRD YEARS

ANATOMY (INCLUDING HIS- TOLOGY)

MUST BE OBTAINED.

;Berry Practical Anatomy (4 vols.) R. & M. 2nd 42/

'Cunningham Practical Anatomy (3 vols.) Oxf. Press 8th 80/.

tCunningham Textbook of Anatomy Oxf. Press 5th 67/6

*Gray Anatomy, Descriptive and Applied Longman 23rd 67/6 Lewis & Stohr Textbook of Histology Blakiston 3rd 36/-

*MaeMurrich Development of the Human Body Blakiston 7th 24/- CONSULT IN LIBRARY.

QQuain Anatomy (Vol. I.) t *Alternative

Longman 11th O.P.

The books in this section are obtainable from W. RAMSAY, 233-235 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, C.I.

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FACULTY OF MEDICINE. 14►1

Author Title Publisher Edit. Price

PHYSIOLOGY MUST BE OBTAINED.

Halliburton Handbook of Physiology J. Murray 18th 28/6

Maxwell Clinical Biochemistry Ramsay 15/-

Osborne The Elements of Pharmacology Ramsay 10/6

'Osborne Elementary Practical Biochemistry Ramsay 12/6

& Young

Wright Applied Physiology 28/6

ADDITIONAL FOR HONOURS:

MUST BE OBTAINED.

Starling Principles of Human Physiology Churchill 5th 33/6 FOURTH TO SIXTH YEARS

FORENSIC MEDICINE ADVISABLE TO POSSESS.

Glaister Textbook of Medical Jurisprudence and Livingstone 5th 47/6 Toxicology

Smith, S. Forensic Medicine Churchill 2nd 33/6

Peterson, Legal Medicine and Toxicology (2 vols.) Saunders 105/- Haines &

Webster

Taylor Medical Jurisprudence, Its Principles and Churchill 8th 75/- Practice

Tidy Legal Medicine (2 vols.) Vol. I. Murray 30/-

Vol. II. 25/-

MATERIA MEDICA AND PHARMACY MUST BE OBTAINED.

Bruce & Materia Medica and Therapeutics Cassell 13th 15/6 Dilling

MEDICINE MUST BE OBTAINED.

Hutchison & Clinical Methods Cassell 21/.

Hunter

Price (Ed.) Text-book of the Practice of Medicine Frowde & 2nd 56/- H. & S.

Oster & Principles and Practice of Medicine Appleton 10th 40/- McCrae

The books in this section are obtainable from W. RAMSAY, 233-235 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, C.1.

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Author Title Publisher Edit.

Christian & The Oxford Medicine (6 vols.) Oxf. Press 400/- Mackenzie

Maclean (Ed.) Modern Medical Monographs (9 vols.) Constable 15/- each McCrae Osiers Modern Medicine (6 Vols.) Kimptou 300/-

OBSTETRICS AND GYNÆCOLOGY MUST BE OBTAINED.

Eden & Manual of Midwifery Churchill 7th 33/6

Holland

Ten London Gynaecology (Diseases of Women) Arnold 10th 28/6 Teachers

Jellett Short Practice of Gynaecology Churchill 33/8 CONSULT IN LIBRARY.

Eden & Gynaecology Churchill 3rd

Lockyer

57/61 Jellett & Manual of Midwifery Bailliere 4th 40/-

Madill

Tweedy Practical Obstetrics Oxf. Press 6th 40/-

Williams Obstetrics Appleton 57/6.

PATHOLOGY AND BACTERIOLOGY MUST BE OBTAINED.

Allen Pathology, Lectures and Demonstrations Meib. Univ. 20/- Beattie & A Textbook of General and Special Pathology Heinemann 67/6

Dickson (2 vols.)

Kettle Pathology of Tumours Lewis 20/-

Muir Textbook of Pathology Arnold 2nd 55/-

Muir & Manual of Bacteriology Oxf. Press 25/-

Ritchie

ADVISABLE TO POSSESS.

Mackie & An Introduction to Practical Bacteriology Livingstone 16/6 MacCartney

Whitby Medical Bacteriology Churchill 16/6

Adami Principles of Pathology Macmillan O.P.

Browning Applied Bacteriology Oxf. Press 12/-

Ewing Neoplastic Diseases Saunders 70/-

Kaufmann Pathology for Students and Practitioners Lewis 150/- The books in this section are obtainable from W. RAMSAY, 233-235 Lansdale Street, Melbourne, C.1.

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Author Title Publisher Edit. Price

Rolmer MacCallum Pembrey &

Ritchie Wells Zinsser Toplev &

Wilson

Infection Immunity and Biologic Therapy Saunders 70/-

Textbook of Pathology Saunders 2nd 60/-

General Pathology E. Arnold 33/-

Chemical Pathology Saunders 4th 45/-

Infection and Resistance Macmillan 48/- Principles of Bacteriology and Immunity 80/-

PUBLIC HEALTH MUST BE OBTAINED.

Hope & Textbook of Public Health Livingstone 9th 24/- Stallybrass

Hill Science of Ventilation and Open Air Treatment.

Hill & Health and Environment.

Campbell

Haslam Recent Advances in Preventive Medicine 20/-

REGIONAL AND APPLIED ANATOMY MUST BE OBTAINED.

Massie Surgical Applied Anatomy Churchill 24/-

SURGERY MUST BE OBTAINED.

Beasley and Manual of Surgical Anatomy Oxf. Press 28/6 Gask & Johnson Surgery (prescribed as Spencer & Gask) Churchill 42/-

Wilson

Rose & Manual of Surgery Bailliere 47/6

Carless

Modern Operative Surgery (2 vols.) Cassells 90/- Carson

System of Surgery (3 Vols.) Cassell 145/-

Choyce

THERAPEUTICS MUST BE OBTAINED.

Clark Applied Pharmacology Churchill 3rd 24/-

Cushny Pharmacology and Therapeutics (A Text- Churchill 9th 42/- book of)

The books in this section are obtainable from W. RAMSAY, 233-235 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, C.l.

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Author Title Publisher Edit. Pri

SPECIAL SUBJECTS.

DISEASES OF CHILDREN ADVISABLE TO POSSESS.

• Goodhart Diseases of Children Churchill 12th 42/-

& Still

Still] Common Diseases and Disorders of Child- Oxf. Press 5th 47/6 hood

•Thomson Treatment of Sick Children Oliver & th 47/6 Boyd

*Alternative

Garrod, Batten Diseases of Children

& Thursfield

Holt Diseases of Infancy and Childhood Paterson & Modern Methods of Feeding in Infancy and

Smith Childhood

Pub. Health A Guide to Infant Feeding Department Infant Feeding Tables Patterson Sick Children

Arnold 2nd 72/- Appleton 9th 55/- Constable 2nd 12/-

Govt. 2/6

Printer 1/3

Cassell 27/-1

DISEASES OF THE SKIN MUST BE OBTAINED.

Noyes Lectures on Dermatology Ford & Son 2nd 5/- CONSULT IN LIBRARY.

Adamson Skin Diseases in Childhood Oxf. Press O.P.

Mackee Y-Rays and Radium Treatment of Diseases Kimpton 2nd 60/- of the Skin

Macleod Diseases of the Skin (1 Vol.) Lewis 70/-

Sequeira Diseases of the Skin Churchill 4th 66/-

Walker In troduction to Dermatology Green 9th 26/- MENTAL DISEASES

ADVISABLE TO POSSESS.

Craig Psychological Medicine Blakiston 4th 32/6

Dawson Aids to Psychiatry Wood

Hart Psychology of Insanity Cam. Press 4,9

OPHTHALMOLOGY ADVISABLE TO POSSESS.

Mayon Diseases of the Eye Oxf. Press 16

The books in this section are obtainable from W. RAMSAY, 233-235 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, C.I.

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