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

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.., How important IS anatomy to your framing as a physician? Ed Karotkin sophomore medical student I guess its great importance lies in the initial introduction to medicine it provides After the first fright I found the daily quizzing a challenge Hersey Miller, junior medical student It's very important Even now I'm using my knowledge of anatomy on Orthopedics Anatomy helps to clarify the total disease picture The daily oral testing lin addition to scheduled oralsl prepared me well for the oral demands coming in these clinical years . 'Lil , ,fm . xv , n 1 1 HMi.:.mnt:H1 v y ' 7 M i. ' J-r1f , XT. lgtyrqygit-.,?n?m'm.!.-'w,g:gf21?lt: i hylqgtllll,'Iflytgiiigghkvii,Qati:lfItllglffllijllgiflijifggmz , 1 5 I I , , f fi Dan Broadhead, senior medical student: Anatomy and I were less than friends - in fact we scarcely got acquainted-so I have found myself trying harder to make up a mythical deficit. Anatomy taught as it is here is inferior to what it could be -it should be taught by practicing physicians such as surgeons, neurologists and the artists of physical diagnosis. H 24

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i.....i.,..... M .in '-th ' 7 1 '.:'r:.::r. s i .V J .E QZIHE Zi , N .fi 4-,gf Z f. n O 2 1 v1 i 3 JT' 2 rf li 5- 757 - if 1Fu'Lf i gg , MH 5' ' 2' r c '- 93 - X , 47 5 A-I 'Af'-' And it did-all three rings simultaneously. The center ring was occupied by Human Pathology and featured Pritchard, Holleman, Foushee, Pool and Scharyj, with infrequent but delightful visits by Morehead and Ravens. We were spared the agony of the IO minute pops of our predecessors but it only required the first quiz to convey the realization that what was required remained' '.t, thus saith More- head, page 53 column 2 line Sl. lnterspersed between book time and lecture time were several visits to the autopsy room, It was here that we were slapped full in the face by the coarse reality of the battle we had entered upong here the results of an encounter between physician and disease lay open for all to bear witness, and hopefully, the critique of this particular skirmish would prove helpful tomorrow. I Dr Dudley sections a heart 23

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' ' ' . . -'-i'l-1i-l3---'lil'-'-5-7i35i: ' QVC' I.I9. r.'111?t1...r!1rfI1i 'i1i ---- ...,.- -.i...... - - -i v , Pharmacology was a challenging course, requiring o grasp of the generalities of a group of drugs and then further to master the idiosyncrasies of each indi- vidual group member, Remember the graph of epine- phrine, norepinephrine, and isoproterenol9 From the cornmonness of acetylsolicylic acid to the enigma of norirnpramine, we were offered the details of drugs, their actions and reactionsg knowledge which was essential if we were to , . primum non noceref' Q 'I y 29 2. Borowitz 4. Davidson 'X bl. AL Argi- I. Little 3. Birch f S, Gone - but remembered Q.: El l l ,i ll +0