Via medica : a treatise on the laws and customs of the medical profession in relation especially to principals and assistants : with suggestions and advice to students on preliminary education / by J. Baxter Langley.

  • Langley, John Baxter, 1819-1892.
Date:
1867
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Via medica : a treatise on the laws and customs of the medical profession in relation especially to principals and assistants : with suggestions and advice to students on preliminary education / by J. Baxter Langley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    PAGE. Observation, importance of 106, 111, 115 Obstetric Practice 12 Offensive habits 41 Old Begime 76 Once Assistant always Assistant 89 Open Snrgery 15 Operator, the noblest 25 Opportunities, golden 25 Order in Botany 109 „ its necessity 24 „ in the Snrgery 94, 98 Outdoor Appointments 33, 34, 38, 45, 49, 85 Oxford degree 122 Parents 9 Parish Appointments 123 „ Patients 92 Partner’s power to dismiss Assistant 44 Partnership, what makes 46, 47 Patients and Assistant 11, 92, 93 Percentage on Fees 46 Perceptive Faculties 27 Permanent Assistants 87 Personal Peculiarities 41 „ Professional connection 16 Pharmacy 76 Pills 35 Pinnate and Pinnatifld leaves 110 Poetry of Medicine 26 Position of Assistant very trying 30 Posting into Ledger 100, 101 Post Mortem Examination 113 Practical Joke 126 „ training 19, 92 Practice, Clauses to prohibit within certain limits 51 Practitioner, General 15 Preliminary Education 9, 105 „ Examination 125 „ Studies 105 Premises occupied by Assistant 47, 49 Present and Past compared 20, 22 Principal must receive Assistant 56, 59 Principal’s requirements 81 Principles of Science 108, 113, 114 Private Practice, success in 20, 89 „ Surgeries scarce in very large towns 17 Professional Agent 77, 78 „ Bills 101