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BODY that had been apportioned into upper and lower exe tremities, head, neck, thorax, abdomen, and back suddenly' redivided itself into systems: muscular, neurological, res- piratory, cardiovascular, renal, and gastrointestinal. Drs. Kahn and Mason introduced us to reflex arcs and chronaxie, while Dr. Smith revealed the wonders of the lung, red pencil, and dog surgery. But it was Dr. Opdyke and another famous mechanical device that taped us to our chairs, and made us record the ups and downs of the pressure pulse for was it pulse pressure?l. The laboratory is the proving ground for the physiologist. Un- fortunately, unphysiologic animals and ungrounded kymographs showed us that the role of the investigator is not an ea-sy one. More interesting were the attempts to bring Gary Roman's pulse above forty-five, Joe Klein trying to decide which gonads were which, and everyone trying to use an opthalmoscope for the first time. The highlights of the course were Dr. Little's excellent lec- tures on the heart and the electrocardiogram. He was also respon- sible for a new phrase in our repertoire, Bread and Butter Topics, and the realization that in physiology the questions stay the same from year to year-only the answers changel We were also honored by the clinician in our Monday and Tuesday ventures as Dr. Groisser and group shoved tubes down our gullets, and then gave us pills which made us see red for days. However, it was the Bert and Harry show on Thursday evenings near the end of our year that brought the pieces together, as Dr. Kahn finally came up with a hypertonic urine and Phil Niosi finally went down. l Q H X,,,, Dr. Charles W. Smith Dr. Richard Mason ww nl' W , ' ii H H i ii T is L Dr. Arthur I. Kahn
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