A guide to the examinations at the Royal College of Surgeons of England for the diplomas of member and fellow / [Frederick James Gant].

  • Gant, Frederick James, 1825-1905.
Date:
1877
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Credit: A guide to the examinations at the Royal College of Surgeons of England for the diplomas of member and fellow / [Frederick James Gant]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1897. January 14tth. 1. Describe the naked-eye characters of the developing Placenta and Membranes at the end of the third month of pregnancy. 2. Give the ordinary mechanism of delivery of the aftercoming head entering with the occiput behind and to the left. What treatment may be necessary in the interests of the child ? 3. Give the details of management directed to the prevention of Puerperal Septicaemia that should be adopted in every case of Labour. 4. Under what conditions may Haemorrhage occur during the first three months of pregnancy? Give the differential diagnosis. Briefly indicate the treatment in each case. 5. What conditions, excluding those occurring during pregnancy, may give rise to retention of urine in women ? Give the treatment appropriate to each. 6. A woman, aged fifty-seven, has had a blood-stained watery discharge for eighteen months. On bimanual examination the uterus is found to be enlarged and mobile. How would you proceed to diagnose the case, and how would you treat the conditions that might be found ? April 8 th. 1. Describe the Amnion at term. State the chemical composition of the Liquor Amnii and its uses in pregnancy and labour. 2. Give the diagnosis and management of a case of Shoulder Presentation, the pelvis being normal. 3. What forms of Uterine Haemorrhage peculiar to pregnancy may be met with in the last three months ? Give the differential diagnosis and indicate the principles of treatment. 4. State in detail the steps necessary for securing Asepsis in Labour. 5. What symptoms may be produced by a Fibroid Tumour of the Uterus ? 6. A multipara, aged forty-one, twelve years married, has had what she calls ‘ Inflammation of the Bowels ’ on four occasions, the last twelve months ago. She is now again seized with pain in the lower part of the abdomen, her temperature 102°, pulse 112. On vaginal examination