A manual for students who are preparing for examination at Apothecaries' Hall / [John Steggall].

  • Steggall, John, 1795?-1871.
Date:
1831
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Credit: A manual for students who are preparing for examination at Apothecaries' Hall / [John Steggall]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    And six months, at least, physician’s practice at a hospital, or nine months at a dispensary; such attendance to commence subse¬ quently to the termination of the first course of lectures on the principles and practice of medicine. Those whose attendance on lectures commenced on or after the 1st of October, 1828, and previously to the 1st of January, 1829, will be required to produce testimonials of having attended Two courses of lectures on chemistry : Two courses of lectures on materia medica and botany : Two courses of lectures on anatomy and physiology: Two courses of anatomical demonstrations : Two courses of lectures on the theory and practice of medicine: to be attended subsequently to one course of lectures on chemistry, materia medica, and anatomy: And six months, at least, the physician’s practice at a hospital (containing not less than sixty beds,) or nine months at a dispen¬ sary: such attendance to commence subsequently to the termi¬ nation of the first course of lectures on the principles and practice of medicine. Students are earnestly recommended in addition to the above- mentioned lectures to attend clinical lectures, and also lectures on midwifery and the diseases of women and children, on the latter of which subjects, as an important part of medical practice, they will be examined. The examination of the candidate will be as follows : 1. In translating grammatically parts of the Pharmacopoeia Londinensis, and physicians’ prescriptions; and after the 1st of January, 1831, candidates will be required to translate portions of the following medical Latin authors, viz. Celsus de Medicina, or Gregory Conspectus Medicinae Theoretica?. 2. In chemistry. 3. In materia medica. 4. In botany. 5. In anatomy and physiology. fi. In the practice of medicine. Regulations to be observed by Students ivhose Attend¬ ance on Lectures commenced since January 1, 1829. That every candidate for a certificate to practise as an apothe¬ cary, will be required to possess a competent knowledge of the Latin language, and in compliance with the 11th and loth sections of the said Act, to produce testimonials of having served an ap-