Jefferson Medical College - Clinic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Pelvis-true or false ? Almost universally, Friday afternoon is payday. Not so at D.B.I. For us it was a day of retribution. Between the hours of four and five we were asked to give the ori- gin and insertion of muscles, the relational anatomy of organs and the course of vessels. Always we were told to read, read, and read. We Bone p For Quizzes '6 . . . and you want to be a doclorll' A foothold On various days during the week we were quizzed in Osteology. Per- haps the most memorable of these sessions was the quiz on the skull conducted by Dr. Angel. His ques- tions sometimes soared over our heads. On other occasions they were simple questions like, Describe the Dorsum sellae and the Clivusf'