Wake Forest School of Medicine - Gray Matter Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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department gn es consultatnon on speclal feeding prob fum! Dletltlans UNDER 11-IE DIRECTION of Mrs Salome Wells the dletntnans serxe all meals to the patnents and members of the house staff mcludnng the regular house dncts as vsell as the specnal dxets necessanly rndmdualrzed to the type of patnent It ns prnmarxly because of the vlorlx of this group that an adequate and efhclent dietary routine can be serxed nn thls hospntal In addxtlon the EITIS Pharmacy Irs 1947 MR E W ROLLINS orgamzed the nrst pharmacy at the North Carollna Baptnst I-Iospntal The department stmes to do all lts tompoundlng Sxnce nts organnzxtlon 15 000 prestrrptlons haxe been filled the scrutes ot Miss Bxllne W ohnson registered phlrmuxst On the Lompletron of the new vung of the hospntll there mll be neu rooms for expanslon Cllmcal Endocrinology THE CLINICAL LABORATORX of endocrmology has been establlshed for the more elaborate bl0lOQlC tests In addntxon research xs nn progress on xarrous spec1al problems of xnterdepartmental lnterest A full tnme house stat? member and technlcal assistant Carry on the routrne program V C U I . . ,7 , . I . . . . .', . WWW . L , . l . y , ' A . L. Due to the volume increase, the department secured . , , M , . -'- , V ' ' k , V' . . . xl . , - , , g , Q Q ' ' . 41 ' 'LAW

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Slxlesn Clinical Chemistry and Toxicology THE CLINICAL CHEIIIISTRY I.AIsoRAToRY handles more than two thousand determinations per month under the direction of Dr. William Wolff. Dr. Wolff also performs toxicologic work for civil authorities, and carries on .1 research program on problems involving clinical chemistry, especially the medical aspects of Department of Radiology THIE DEPARTAllfNT or RADIOLOGY consists of fourteen rooms situated on the tifth floor of the hospital, com- pletely equipped with the most modern radiographic and therapy machines. The volume of work done in the department has shown a steady progressive increase since it was opened in 1941. The average day's work at the present time consists of approximately tifty diagnostic examinations and over thirty X-ray and radium treatments. In addi- tion to this, there are approximately ten to hfteen consultations each day by some member of the medical staif of the department. the use of tobacco. VV life Clinical Microscopy THE HEBIATOLOGX' LABORATORY has shared with the rest of the institution a period of rapid growth and expansion during its infancy. For the year 1945 a total of over 51,600 examinations were made. For 19-I-l the total number of examinations exceeded the 7ll,OOU mark. ' These examinations include the morphological studies on the blood of all patients. Urinalyses are performed and spinal fluid, gastric contents and stools are studied here.