5. Mention one or more instances of the Notochord as a 10 permanent condition. 6. Name, and write a brief account of, the specimens 20 under the microscopes numbered 1, 2, 3. TUESDAY, 16TH SEPTEMBER. [10 A.M. TO 1 P.M.] CHEMISTRY, &c. I. B. LYON, F.C.S.; D. S. KEMP, F.C.S.L. [The black figures to the right indicate full marks.] 1. Define the terms: Molecular attraction, Chemical attraction, Homologous, Isomeric. 2. How much steam at a temperature of 120° C. would 8 be required just to melt 10 lbs. of ice at 0° C. ? 3. Suppose the heat given out by the complete combus. 10 tion of 1 lb. of Marsh Gas to be expended in raising the temperature of a mass of iron weighing 100 lbs., to what temperature would the mass be raised from 0° C. ? 4. Give a short description of the construction and use 12 (a) of the Leyden jar, (b) of Bunsen's galvanic battery. 5. How are each of the following substances usually 12 prepared? Hydrofluoric acid. Hydrochloric acid. Hydrobromic acid. Hydriodic acid. Calculate the specific gravity of each as a gas. 6. Mention the compounds which Sulphur forms with 15 each of the following elements: Hydrogen. State how they may be prepared, giving formulæ. 7. State shortly the composition method of preparation 12 and principal properties of the following: Bichromate of Potash. Cupric Chloride. 8. What class of substances is designated by the term 8 Alcohol? Select an alcohol, and illustrate with molecular formulæ as many of its derivatives as you know. 9. Write the molecular formula for Glycerin. Glyceric acid. Carbolic acid. Explain the position of each in its organic series. 15 TUESDAY, 16TH SEPTEMBER. [2 P.M. TO 5 P.M.] BOTANY, MATERIA MEDICA, AND PHARMACY. [The black figures to the right indicate full marks.] 1. Define the following :-Cyme, Fascicle, Corymb, 10 Amentum, Drupe, Caryopsis, Cremocarp, Strobilus, Rhizome, and Corm. 2. What is the seed? Describe briefly its structure 12 and mode of germination, and state the differences between the germination of Acotyledonous, Monocotyledonous, and Dicotyledonous plants. 3. Give the essential characters of the following Natural 18 Orders, and enumerate the officinal plants which they respectively contain : Menispermacea, Cucurbitacea, Convolvulaceæ, Scrophulariace, and Liliacea. 4. Describe the process of the British Pharmacopoeia for 15 the preparation of Acidum Hydrocyanicum dilutum, giving the decomposition, the strength of the acid produced, and the means of determining its strength and of testing it with regard to its purity. 5. State the botanical sources of the following sub- 22 tances, and also their Natural Orders and habitats : Elaterium, Kino, Kousso, Strorax, Manna, Guaiacum, Matico, Ergot, and Litmus. Describe the characters of the different officinal varieties of Rhubarb. By what native name is the indigenous sort known? How would you test powdered Rhubarb for Turmeric ? 6. Classify the different medicinal substances commonly 23 known as Expectorants, state their physiological effects, and explain their therapeutic applications. MONDAY, 1ST DECEMBER, [10 A.M. TO 1 P.M.] MEDICINE AND PATHOLOGY. H. Cook, M.D., F.R.G.S., F.S.G.; F. G. JOYNT, M.D. [The black figures to the right indicate full marks.] 1. Describe a case of Scarlatina Simplex. What is the 15 maximum temperature usually observed, and on what day of the disease is it attained? State the complications which may arise in the course of the disease. 2. Give the symptoms of Uromic Poisoning. State in 25 what diseases this condition may arise, and the appropriate treatment in each. 3. Contrast the conditions known as (a) Albuminoid or 25 Lardaceous and (b) Fatty Liver, in their pathological appear. ances, (1) on section, (2) under the microscope, (3) under the action of reagents. 4. What are the forms of Skin Disease due to the presence 15 of vegetable parasites? Give the names of the latter and the mode of treatment suitable to each variety. 5. A patient, after some unusual exertion, complains of pain 20 in the back, thigh, or testes, which varies in intensity. He suffers from vomiting and mental depression. The urine is found to contain oxalate of lime, with epithelial cells from the pelvis of the kidney. What is his disease, and what other conditions of the urine should you expect to find which would aid the diagnosis? MONDAY, 1ST DECEMBER, SURGERY, SURGICAL ANATOMY, OPHTHALMIC AND J. T. DENISON-MACKENZIE, M.B.; W. P. PARTRIDGE, Esq. 1. State the causes, symptoms, and treatment of Psoas 20 Abscess. 2. Describe the different forms of Club-foot, the causes and 20 treatment. |