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Past exam of the medicine course of the University of Oxford 1866 First examination Anatomy and physiology 5 by
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What are the physiological limits within which the size of the liver may vary, and what are the conditions which produce such variations ?
Past exam of the medicine course of the University of Oxford 1866 First examination Anatomy and physiology 3 by
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Write an account of the origin, course, and functions of the chorda tympani, the buccal, the musculospiral, and the obturator nerves.
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What do you know of the development, relations, and functions of the Eustachian Tube ?
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Give an account of the different ways in which the Nervous system may influence the functions of organic or vegetative life.
Past exam of the medicine course of the University of Oxford 1865 Second examination Therapeutics 8 by
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What are the doses of the Pharmacopœial preparations of Arsenic, Copper, Opium, Belladonna, Strychnia, and Cinchona ?
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Enumerate the counter irritants contained in the British Pharmacopœia, and state under what circumstances you would have recourse to the use of each.
Past exam of the medicine course of the University of Oxford 1865 Second examination Therapeutics 5 by
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State the most usual modes of treating Syphilis in its several stages or varieties.
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What treatment would you ordinarily pursue in the Delirium of Typhus, and in the severe Diarrhœa of Typhoid Fever ?
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Past exam of the medicine course of the University of Oxford 1865 Second examination Pathology 6 by
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State the chemical composition of biliary calculi.
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Give a sketch of the natural history, and shortly describe the external appearance, of the entozoa found in the human abdominal viscera in this country.
Past exam of the medicine course of the University of Oxford 1865 Second examination Pathology 4 by
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Mention the best known varieties of Pityriasis, and describe their microscopical characters.
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