Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons - P and S Yearbook (New York, NY)

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ACT2A'C'50CD'H Edward W. Dempsey 4 ' Melvin Moss Let me show you lzow we do it at P.cQS. 5 .-' I i A, TEET . ' 5 T337 In Q . .K l ' V il ai 'L ,I K'S0 this is the Department ofAnatonz-V? You must be Malcom' B' Carpenter kiddingfu w A ' Albert I know I hia' that bottle in here someplace. You don? have to be Jewish to love L6lfl S,H xl I Charles A. Ely I can 't understand whv thev don 't want me to heh! them with their dissections . . .

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Arnold M. Katz Now - U'we can onlv make it grow hair. . . FLUID BALANCE AND URINE SECRETION IN MAN On this day, limit your intake to one egg, a slice of toast, a small glass of fruit juice and one cup of coffee taken before 8 o'clock. Just before the 9 o'clock lecture, empty your bladder, noting the time accurately. At the beginning of the laboratory period again empty the bladder, noting the time. Save the urine collected. Thereafter collect urine samples at half hour intervals for a total of seven specimens. Immediately after collecting the second urine sample, drink the fluid which has been assigned to you. Consumption of this fluid should be completed within fifteen minutes. The class will be divided into four groups, each of which will receive one of the following: aj 1200 ml tap water bl 1200 ml tap water plus a subcutaneous injection of one to two units of pitressin cl 1200 ml 0.9'X, NaCl dj 1200 ml 2.096 urea Following this experiment the class will meet to discuss results. 13 gg William L. Nastuk P8LS's contribution to the Gentleman's Quarterly A Raimond Emmers Why do you laugh when I say tha! one wallv plus one wallv equals two waIlies? L, a Al 'J 'I Martin Blank Sometimes you just draw a blank. 1 i 2: , 4 qu- 512'-Z. .4u: ' TN, SSP-

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gk' Charles R. Noback Frederic J. Agate lin sorry Ma! - I didn 't realize that I'd I've been smoking since 1 was be cuning inm your rqvalties. 15. and now that 1971 40 . . in sections through the lower medulla, the area dorsal to the caudal half of the inferior olivary nucleus and medial to the lateral reticular nucleus is the location of the nucleus reticularis ventralis. at higher levels the reticular area located medial and dorsal to the rostral half of the inferior olivary nucleus is occupied by the nucleus reticularis gigantocellularis. the latter nucleus is the rostral continuation of the nucleus reticularis ventralis. truex and carpenter, human neuroanatomy, williams and wilkins, 1964, p. 268. Wilfred M. Copenhaver Went to plqi' hearts? 15