Volume 1

The duties of a regimental surgeon considered : with observations on his general qualifications, and hints relative to a more respectable practice.

  • Hamilton, Robert, 1721-1793.
Date:
1787
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    CON TEN T S. CHAP. If Introdu&ion Page i CHAP. II. Of Difficulties attending a Regimental Surgeon’s Station p. 14 CHAP. III. Of the Surgeon’s Qualifications ; and of his Tendernefs to the fick Soldiery p. 93 CHAP. IV. Surgeon’s cautioned from fpending too much Time in Amufements with the Officers, left they thereby negledt their Duty; and] of the Impropriety of granting them double Commiffions P- -135 CHAP. V. Of Intoxication.—Of its greater Crimina- lity in the Surgeon than others of the Corps p. 153 CHAP. VI. Of the Medicines, and their Dofes p. 179 CHAP. VII, Of Difledtions p 213 CHAP. VIII. Of the Neceffityof good Inftruments. —Of fixable Air.—And of Electricity in Regimen- tal Pradice p. 244 CHAP. IX. Of the perufal of Books.'—Of fome which Ihould form Part of his Library p. 306 CHAP. X. The Utility of cultivating the Acquaiut- ances of Medical Men in the different Quarters; and the Study of the Nature of the Soil and Quali- ties of the Water in each, recommended p.344