Past exam of the medicine course of the University of Oxford / 1866 / Second examination / Clinical examination (No. V.)

Original volume: Examination papers for the Degree of Bachelor of Medicine by the University of Oxford (1864–1867). Open the original paper in the scanned volume.

Original questions are transcribed from the public-domain edition. Credit: Wellcome Collection; original supplied by Royal College of Physicians, London. Source and public-domain rights statement.

Examine the Patients in the Out-Patients' Hall.

TODO: The Out-Patients Hall patients, histories and examination findings are unspecified.

Write a Report on the cases of

⟦patient name left blank in the source⟧, ⟦ward left blank in the source⟧ Ward,

and

⟦patient name left blank in the source⟧, ⟦ward left blank in the source⟧ Ward,

giving with care their history, diagnosis, and prognosis, and also the treatment you would recommend. Add such general remarks as occur to you by way of Clinical comment on such cases in general.

TODO: The two case identities, ward names, histories, findings and treatment records are absent; patient and ward spaces are originally blank.

Examine the Urine marked A and B, Microscopically and Chemically, and write a methodical account of your plan of examination.

TODO: Urine samples A and B and their chemical and microscopic results are absent; only a general examination plan can be given.

Make a Post Mortem Examination of the Body of

in the Mortuary, and demonstrate the Morbid Parts.

TODO: The body identity, post-mortem observations and morbid parts are absent; the body-name space is originally blank.

Describe and sketch from microscopical examination the object marked B.

TODO: The museum microscopic object B is absent; it cannot be described or sketched. This B is a separate label from urine B in question 3.

Describe the preparation marked C.

TODO: The museum preparation C is absent and cannot be identified from its label alone.