Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences - Stethoscope Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Hank CWI! Diagwsi 28 ii aff 3' SCPHOMORE YEAR ' The new Sophomore, having overcome the obstacles of first year work, understandably feels somewhat superior to S the incoming frosh. I-Iis superior attitude, however, is usually short-lived as he comes to grips with pathology. The study of physiology and hacteriology serve to further humble the second-year man. Many extra hours of work are usually necessary to report autopsies, memorize gross specimens and to re-perform unsatisfactory laboratory procedures. In the latter half of the year, the Sophomore receives lec- S tures and practical work on body mechanics and manipulative therapy. He soon learns that function is predicated upon struc- ture. The student is also introduced to physical diagnosis. Armed with a percussion hammer, sphygnomanometer and stethoscope, the Soph begins to feel and look like a doctor. I-Ie soon learns the old jingle, Aortic on the right, pulmonic on the left, tricuspid at thc sternumg the mitral takes the apex beat, and that's the way we learn 'em! 15234 as '..'

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