Drexel University College of Medicine - Medic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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HISTORY GF PRESENT ILLNESS This is the final Hahnemann Hospital admis- sion tor this group of 120 men and women who were in their normal state of mental health un- til September, 1970 at which time they first entered the hallowed hails of Hahnemanri Medical College and Hospital. During the four years that followed there has been a progressive alteration of this state, which some people view as being for the better and others, for the worse. Initially, the illness developed with the signs and symptoms of traumatized acoustic divi- sion ofthe eighth cranial nerve, gluteal dener- vation and bloodshot eyes secondary to pro- longed internment and sensory perversions in classrooms A, B and C. The early symptoms were exacerbated by a deluge of demoralizing subjects which included anatomy, biochemis- try, biometrics, microbiology, etc., etc., etc. ln any event, the change has taken place and this book will attempt to chronicle that progression.