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Where these specimens are from paying patients, any fee sent in is placed to the credit of the Apparatus Fund of the Institute. Kellaway, the current Director, also a graduate of Melbourne University, was appointed to succeed him. In the prosector's exam I scored 99% and lost one mark with what was no doubt a low trick on the part of the examiner.
Unfortunately, the subject rarely survived the use of the instrument, so the results were negative. In the "Correspondence" column is a letter complaining about the current teaching system in this subject, along with suggestions for improvement.
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On Friday, July 4, Professor Gunn gave a speech of the above title, under the auspices of the Department of Medical Students of the S.C.U. Professor Gunn therefore urged his audience to join a branch of the S.C.U., personally assuring them that they would benefit greatly from its activities, such as Bible study. On Friday 20 June, the first of a series of lectures organized by the University Department was given by Sir George Syme, the President of the M.S.S., in the new anatomy theatre.
He said that medical ethics represents the rule of conduct for a doctor in his professional role. In conclusion, Sir George addressed the necessity of the strictest observance of the Hippocratic Oath of Secrecy.
It is connected to the hospital's main corridor and is adjacent to the genital clinic. This has followed the incorporation of the Mayo Clinic as a post-graduate training school at the university. A feature of the work is the daily staff conference, which the visitor is privileged to attend.
The most common example of drug misuse and abuse is the use of "constipation" drugs. An increase in the nerve and muscle tone of the intestine and, consequently, its response to stimuli. Abdominal massage, including rolling a tennis ball under the palm of the hand around the abdomen along the course of the colon.
The best explanation is probably given by the theory that they are due to an excess of the enzyme. Think for a moment about the death of one of these frying pan brothers. It is mainly thanks to the genius of Plummer, of the Mayo Clinic, that we have a fairly clear picture of the basis of thyroid enlargement.
That hypertrophy and hyperplasia are associated with hypersecretion is certain, and many of the symptoms of exophthalmic goiter can be explained by the presence of an excess of thyroxine in the tissues. 34; In a morphed guinea pig, the musculature of the urethra is strong enough to push urine into the bladder until the viscus bursts." - prof. Currently, the jaundice is worsening, with anorexia, and severe cravings.
Picture the powdered Pomeranian in the perspiring arms of the plump and strong-smelling female. It is this uncertain certainty of the sense of smell that lends its whimsical charm.
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Be assured that we do not eradicate an instinct which is the heritage of all ages by a year or two's training. But this impulse probably never gets past the censor that stands night and day between his conscious and subconscious mind. Through days, weeks, and months of rigorous training—psychologically speaking, with strong conscious suggestion—the subconscious is taught that orders must be carried out immediately, without pause for thought.
It takes all of us most of our lives to train its individual censor so that the unconscious, brimming with primitive passions and instincts, will not continually break over the threshold and lure our consciousness away from its lawful occasions. And when we think about this, does it seem reasonable to suppose that in a few weeks the censor will learn to ignore the promptings of the strongest instinct we possess, an instinct linked to our presence on earth, and which will continue throughout the period In the centuries of survival we have learned to trust implicitly. Therefore, the soldier is ordered to tie his boots in a certain way, directed at the position of the fingers of his left hand when he 'holds the arms at an angle', and is told where to look when he stands at attention, and, in generally, mannerly, "damned in heaps" for what seem to the common, reasoning man to be the tiniest of trifles.
But all these trifles are the basis of discipline as we now see it to be, not a meaningless machine-made affair of brute force and stupidity, but a well-reasoned attempt to help frail people to overcome the impulses of the tiger and the monkey, and tread firmly the narrow and stony path that all too often leads to a battered wooden cross mounting guard over a small patch of upturned ground.
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During the second season a training roster was established so that the rookies could have regular training from the senior members of the club. The Science crew were victorious, beating Doctors in their heat and Law and Arts in the final. A Senior Eight, including six members of the winning Inter-'Varsity crew, have high hopes of success in the Grand Challenge, while a Senior Four and three Maiden Eights are expected to give a good account of themselves.
At the Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, October 14th, the Club's constitution was updated and revised, and the following office-bearers were elected: — Patron, Sir John Grice; president dr. Fortunately, the draw left the two stronger teams in the final match, which turned out to be a very exciting contest. This season was quite a success for us, for, although we did not beat Sydney in the Inter-University competitions, we won first place in the "A" Class of the V.A.H.A.
The "A" team defeated East Malvern in the last game, after a great game, by six goals to three. Jim Aitken and Glen Knight earned places in the Victorian team which defeated New South Wales by four goals to two. By winning the Inter-'Varsity and being runners-up in the A, Grade Premiership of the Victorian Lacrosse - Association, the club has every reason to be proud of its actions and a bright future awaits it.
Wright, was given the honor of captaining the combined team, which won by eight goals • to four.,. Wally Russell, Wright and Jack Spencer were outstanding members of the Victorian Interstate Lacrosse Team which defeated South Australia. His keen interest in the club as a player is of great value to us and his experience provides an element that is sometimes missing in university clubs.
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The season that just ended has not been as successful as usual, from a Varsity group point of view, but pennant-wise we have shown great improvement. In the inter-'Varsity final, Sydney beat us by 13 rubbers to 8, mainly thanks to their remarkably even team and a very high level of tennis. At Pennant, the "A" team won several games and finished fifth out of nine clubs, which is very creditable considering the top class teams participating and the fact that our captain, McInnes, missed all but two singles, as he was gone. in Sydney competing against Stanford' Varsity, from America.
The varsity tournaments are winding down, with Fitte advancing to the singles finals and Reed-Turner and Field-Mears to the doubles semifinals. The club's shooting standard has undoubtedly been the same, if not higher, than it has been for a year now. At the end of the first shooting day, Melbourne led Sydney by 5 points and Adelaide by 26 points with 1090 points (equal to the previous record).
However, at 800 yards, Melbourne again scored a record 369 points and reduced Sydney's lead to 3 points at the start of the final stretch. Charlie Nye again captained Melbourne, shooting his sixth inter-Varsity game and second for the Combined Universities. White (as coach), participated in this match: The combined team members clearly felt the strain of many shots, as they did not perform as expected.
In the 1923-24 series, our team won the handicap pennant fired at 900 meters, and was second in the scratch event. Unable to field a team during the Christmas break, we dropped out of the Aggregates. Searls won the match and got a shutout, as he won the medal last year.
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Doreen Hensley, 1923.—On behalf of the city council, she worries about life against the Klebs-Loeffler bacillus. Students desirous of taking part in the publication of the "Speculum" are earnestly requested to submit their names to their hospitals and years, or directly to the Editor. Old Boys are especially urged to help by contributions of Old Boys notes, spicules, original articles, sketches, case reports, examples for comment, etc.
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