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What is the active agent in the various means of producing blisters on the skin, and by what physiological processes do they act beneficially ?

What parts of the following plants are directed by the British Pharmacopœia to be used; viz., Sambucus, Scilla, Rosa Gallica, Pterocarpus, Physostigma venenosum, Theobroma Cacoa, Croton Tiglium, Taraxacum.

How is Sulphate of Quinia prepared, and what are the tests of its purity given in the British Pharmacopœia ?

What are the most commonly used preparations of Iron, and in what form does the metal exist in them ?

What diseases are engendered by impurities of Air? What are the most usually found impurities in the Air? And how do you detect them ?

What is the best mode of removing human excrements and other waste organic matter in an urban population ?

What are the ascertained causes of Typhoid Fever?

What is the longest period of proved non-intercourse between a husband and wife legally consistent with the legitimacy of a child ?

What are the symptoms of poisoning by Strychnia ?

How would you ascertain from the aspect of a wound in a corpse whether it had been inflicted during life ?

What measures are required by our law before a person can be confined in a lunatic asylum ?

What proceeding would you adopt to ascertain if a stain was that of human blood or not?

What is the condition of the Retina in the case of [blank in original] as determined by the Ophthalmoscope?

In the case of Aphonia, in the same room, are the vocal Chords diseased? How have you ascertained their condition?

Describe the Surgical Instruments placed in the Clinical Room, and their uses.

Write a Report on the cases of [blank in original], and of [blank in original], in [blank in original] Ward, with your Diagnosis, Prognosis, and the Treatment you would propose.

Give a brief account of the History of Blood-letting from ancient to modern times. Explain the changes of opinion in respect of it.

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ex Aretaei de causis et signis morborum diuturnorum Libri Sec. cap. 7ᵐᵒ.

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Celeres enim, vel acutae passiones, etiam sponte solvuntur, et nunc fortunâ nunc naturâ favente. Quo fit ut ignari homines elati saepe medicos fugiant, et hos proventus incantationibus novis ac ligamentis adscribant, aut fortunae; pelluntur enim (celeres passiones) aut fluore sudoris, aut sanguinis per nares, aut ventris. Chroniae autem, vel tardae passionis morbi, qui jam praejudicio quodam corpora possederint, solius medici peritiam poscunt, cum neque naturâ, neque fortunâ solvantur.

Examine the solution F for oxalic acid, and the solution G for antimony or arsenic.