University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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e f i - . t r l t 2'- -I 3 2'- E'- ' 1 ' in A sua l ff? gy james Gosman proper laboratory sheets. Morning rounds give the student an opportunity to give a five minute concise dissertation on the informa- tion gathered, and then to gather in pearls of wisdom from the faculty rounder on the disease process or physical findings. How- ever, as likely as not this will be a sterile exercise, with the student left little wiser than before by his mentor, No other being but the M3 can stand quietly for four hours enduring morning rounds, watching the professor examine each new patient in silence, and answer questions from the number of glomeruli in the adult male kidney to five triads featuring splenomegaly. And then from morning rounds to early afternoon x-rays, an exercise in which the student with a good knowledge of anatomy and a quick imagination can excell. The M-3 on medicine by necessity becomes an expert in the workings of a hospital. He quickly learns how to arrange appointments for his patients for major laboratory procedures, and learns how to ferret out the results after they are com- pleted. fThese results are reported faithfully at evening Hslip roundsf' with a grunt often being given in return.D The M-3 is the best educated but lowest paid messenger that the hospital has. He also becomes a walking telephone directory, having learned all the telephone numbers of all the labs. 126 I Robert Greenberg Arthur Gulick james Hall N 4,

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