Volume 1

St. Andrews Medical Graduates' Association : transactions, [1869-1871] / edited by W. Sedgwick.

Date:
1870-1872
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Credit: St. Andrews Medical Graduates' Association : transactions, [1869-1871] / edited by W. Sedgwick. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    In all the classes oral examinations are held daily, written ex- aminations once a fortnight. Fee for each course, £3 3s. CIVIL AND NATURAL HISTORY. PROFESSOR W. MACDONALD, M.D., F.R.S.E. The course of instruction comprises : — 1. Civil History and Anthropology; History of England from the Accession of the Stuart Dynasty. 2. Zoology and Comparative Anatomy; the Anatomical Zoology of the Warm-blooded Vertebralia. 3. The Anatomical Zoology of the Invertebralia. 4. Geology and Physical Geography. These lectures and examinations are conducted with a special view to prepare candidates for the Civil, Military, and Indian Ser- vices, and for Graduation in Arts and Mediciue with honours. MEDICINE AND ANATOMY. PROFESSOR 0. H. BELL, M.D., F.R.C.S.E. The object of this course is to instruct the general student as well as the student of medicine in the Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Body, and in the more essential departments of Sa- nitary Science. The first part of the course is occupied with a study of the healthy tissues and their functions; and the second part with the several systems of the body—e.y.,the osseous, muscular, vascular, respiratory, cutaneous, nervous, and digestive systems. In studying the functions of these systems, special consideration is given to subjects which bear upon the hygiene of individuals and of communities—e. g., nutrition, growth, exercise, physical education, food, drink, air and water, clothing, ablutions, ventilation, drainage, climate, occupations. The class meets three days in the week, one day being in general devoted to written or oral examination. The lectures are illustrated by hand-preparations, wet and dry preparations, models, diagrams, microscopic demonstrations, and, where it is desirable, by Compara- tive Anatomy and Physiology. Pee for the course, £3 3s.