Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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NEw lXlEDIC-i'X'Vl1O is that sweet looking man, with the pretty whiskers, in Dr. Senn's clinic? STcmaNT- T11at? XVhy, don't you know Moffatt? LEUNURER, fto medical studentj - This sub- ject's right leg is longer than his left, which causes him to limp. Now, what would you do V in such a case? S'rL'mix'r4 Li1np, too, I guess. 53? DR. SENN - How would you differentiate between an ovarian cyst and pregnancy? IQERR-HUBY history of exposure. SwAN wrote on the board the following: Dr, jay Andrews will meet his quiz class next hour, having returned from his visit. ii? DR. lXloYER- Now make an emulsion of iodoformf' Iickixurvr, '96a 5hall I make awet or dry solution, doctor? QUEs'r1oN- lf you had an inflamed kidney would you give 'dig? ' PROP.- I suppose the gentleman means if the patient had an inflamed kidney. 146

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MoFFA'r'r - Mr, Gould, give me a ticket for Laryngoscope and Ophthalmoscope, please. BARTHOLOMEXY, tin Senn's eliniel - This patient clumb a tree. DR. BROWER we XVhat are your initials? 0'CoNNoR f-- I told you once there was only one of that name. iii Prior. S,xL1s1aUm'f Will the patient always ask for a drink F KENACQIX, feonhdentiallyij f- Yes, if he can speak English. H.ARDlNCi, VQ5, Qin arenal f Family history good: two brothers living and well: his sister not so well, she is married to a doctor! iii' DR. JAY-! lV11'. XValters, who instituted the so-called bloodless method of amputation? XVALTER5, tthoughtfullyj - Let me see. Oh! yes. B1'snzfzrcl2.f and - tClass laughedj VVALTERS - XVell, I heard the name some- where. DR. JAY - Yes, in a certain Randolph street restaurant. 145

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MALA1sE- The feeling which came over Arndt when he sat in the front row and Prof. Bevan commenced to quiz. PHLE1s1T1s4 Latin for Hen bites. iANTIMONY1 A diseased condition which prevails in the free dispensary and to an alarming extent among the students. iii' l1.XBILliT - QBading's translationsy- Zwei beer, oder zwei beer nicht. Convery is the owner of a modest piece of jewelry, for it covers its face with its hands and runs down its own works. i'9'5' XYhile returning to the college last fall, one of our students in a moment of mental ab- straction purchased a sleeper ticket: but, to quote his own words, Sure and oi was so unused to such luxyury that oi could no slape a-tall, a-tall. 99? DR. NVEEKS- VVhat structure forms the roof of the lateral ventricles? CRowLEx'- The, ah ! Y ARNDT, lin a large whisperilf The corpus callosumf' CRowLEY-- Oh! yes, yes. DR. WEEKS- Wliat is the structure of the cornea, Mr. Bird? BIRD- lNhy, it's a kind of an opaque, transparent membrane. 147