Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Pediatrics Suite consisting of a waiting room, an office, three examining and treatment rooms, and a conference room. Proctology Suite consisting of a waiting room, an office, three examination and treatment rooms and a conference room. Ophthalmology Suite consisting of a waiting room, treatment room, light cubicles, refrac-tory, slit lamp rooms, a dark room and a conference room. Ear, Nose and Throat Suite consisting of a waiting room, general treatment room, dark room, nine treatment cubicles, a conference room and a sound proof room. Dermatology Suite consisting of a waiting room, six examining rooms with attached dress-ing booths and an office. Gcnito-urinary Surgery Suite consisting of a waiting room, an office, an operating room, irrigation room, four examining rooms, toilets and two cystoscopic rooms. THIRD FLOOR: One-half of this floor has been assigned Neurologic Research Department, a group of eight rooms being utilized for this purpose. The other one-half of the floor is devoted to the department of Pharmacology consisting of a large Pharmacology laboratory, the Professor's office, a research room, machine shop, preparation room, demonstration room, dark room, stock room, technician's room, chemical room, pharmacy room, and three small laboratories. This floor also includes a large assembly room which will seat the entire student body. FOURTH FLOOR: This floor is assigned to the Departments of Chemistry and Physiology. On this floor are toilet rooms for the staff, for women students and men students. There are also two lecture rooms each with an adjoining preparation room. These preparation rooms are in turn connected with the laboratory suites. The Chemistry Department consists of a main laboratory, the Professor’s office, a private laboratory, two additional offices, a staff library, three small research and one large research rooms, a laboratory preparation room, a stock room, two balance rooms, a dark room, a metabolism room, and a Kjeldahl room. The Physiology Department consists of a main laboratory, the Professor's office and a private laboratory, an additional office, three research rooms, two special sense rooms, three mammalian experimental laboratories, a storage room, a dark room, chemical room and a calorimeter room. FIFTH FLOOR: Is assigned to the Department of Pathology, Bacteriology and Public Health. There is a large laboratory of Bacteriology and Public Health, and adjacent to this are two sterilization rooms, a technician’s room, a supply room, inoculation and operating room, and two research rooms. There is a large museum of Pathology and Morbid Anatomy laboratory with an adjoining preparation room, an office and a projection and stock room. There is an Art and Photography room with an adjoining dark room. There arc two Professor’s offices and a staff room. There is also a large laboratory of normal Histology and histopathology, with two technicians' rooms, two storage rooms and a projection room adjoining. SIXTH FLOOR: This floor is assigned to the Department of Anatomy. It consists of a main dissecting room, a lecture room, a museum of Anatomy, an operative surgery room, two conference rooms, the office of the Professor of Anatomy, the Professor's research room, the assistant professor's office and the assistant professor’s laboratory, the anatomy staff room, two additional research rooms, a storage room, toilets, and wash rooms, preparation rooms, technician's room, refrigerators and an embalming technician's room. SEVENTH FLOOR: This floor is devoted to the storage of mammals, rodents, etc. There are also suites for the departments of medical and surgical research. There arc three offices, three operating rooms, eight research rooms, an X-Ray room, nurses’ room, a dark room, and a refrigerator. T tventyHwo

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