University of Oklahoma - Sooner Medic Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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1 4 ' i i ff i , f7f ' Dick Morgan, msiii, joe Leonard, intern on medicine service, and jose A. Rosell, msiii, pause to examine an ambulatory patient while they make rounds on men's medicine ward 3-B of University Hospital. During a sub-specialty in Pediatrics, a group of msii are given a chance to hear raies in a patient. Learning medicine by practice may be more diflicult than by book, but only by doing do we learn.

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edicine Is A Living Di cipline - w-if Often the hand of a physician must do more than feel . . . it must pro- vide comfort, strength and courage. Ronald Walters Cmsivj learns to communicate all of these things as he examines a patient's heart. The coupling of technology with medicine has opened new worlds in patient care. On Llniversity's new cardiac ward 3-C, 2nd year medi- cine resident Dr. C. Wayiie Starnes is able to monitor a patient with a recent myocardial infarct and follow him 24-hours a day. The practice of good medicine is a discipline which must be not only learned, but lived. A patient's life, literally, depends on the decision a physician makes after considering all of the varied aspects of each case. A teaching hospital provides the atmosphere in which this discipline may be incorporated by each medical student, and makes the difference between a physician and a good physician. l l - :,:.x it ' -, 0- -'1 - 'J '.'. V' -,im t +4 .ers , . -,Lwlir -in in i ,f .,a,Z,V.4,f3g -Iggy, -,..4a -5 -,. 6 M A 'N - it-'V UIQ v ' , i1' 55n:a4,ef - ' XE K 6 .

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Physical Therapy Officers for 1967-68: DAVID HAIL, Prcsidentg SUZIE IVEY, Vice-Presidentg SALLEE PITTMAN, Sooner Medic Representativeg MICHAEL CALDWELL, Editor of the Physical Therapy School newspaperf DIANE MET- CALF, Vice-Presidentg ,IEANNE STRO- ZIER, Sooner Medic Representative. Wanda Neugebauer instructs Marta Ross in the use of Spcegrw useful tool for rapid specific gravity determination in urinalysis Knowing that adequate nursing care extends far beyond the giving of physical care, junior nursing students Mary jo Whaley 84 Diane Phipps share a few moments with a homesick pediatric patient